A sexy teen (Barrymore) who lives with her aunt moves in with a reclusive teen (Gilbert) and slowly works her way into the lives of her adopted family. The mother (Ladd) is sickly and can't sexually satisfy her husband (Skerritt) any more, and to the daughter's horror, (Barrymore) begins seducing her father.
Poison Ivy
- Directed byKatt Shea (as Katt Shea Ruben)
- Produced byMelissa Goddard
- Written byMelissa Goddard (story) Andy Ruben (screenplay) & Katt Shea (screenplay) (as Katt Shea Ruben)
- Other castSara Gilbert, Drew Barrymore, Tom Skerritt, Cheryl Ladd
- Release DateMay 8, 1992
- Runtime1h 30m
Synopsis
Soundtrack
"BABY 89"
Written by Scott Drake and Jeff Fieldhouse
Performed by The Humpers
Courtesy of Mean Dog Records
"VERY FIRST LIE"
Written by Jim Ellison
Performed by Material Issue
Courtesy of Mercury Records
by arrangement with Polygram Special Products
"LET IT GO"
Written and Performed by Dan Reed
Courtesy of Mercury Records
by arrangement with Polygram Special Products
"THE SALT OF JOY"
Written and Performed by Dan Reed
Courtesy of Mercury Records
by arrangement with Polygram Special Products
"TOO BAD"
Written by W. Crane and E. Phillips
Performed by Ugly Kid Joe
Courtesy of Stardog/Mercury Records
"OUT OF THE BLUE"
Written by Aaron Davis
Performed by Aaron Davis Band
"MAMA NEVER TOLD ME"
Written and Performed by Dan Shea
Written by Scott Drake and Jeff Fieldhouse
Performed by The Humpers
Courtesy of Mean Dog Records
"VERY FIRST LIE"
Written by Jim Ellison
Performed by Material Issue
Courtesy of Mercury Records
by arrangement with Polygram Special Products
"LET IT GO"
Written and Performed by Dan Reed
Courtesy of Mercury Records
by arrangement with Polygram Special Products
"THE SALT OF JOY"
Written and Performed by Dan Reed
Courtesy of Mercury Records
by arrangement with Polygram Special Products
"TOO BAD"
Written by W. Crane and E. Phillips
Performed by Ugly Kid Joe
Courtesy of Stardog/Mercury Records
"OUT OF THE BLUE"
Written by Aaron Davis
Performed by Aaron Davis Band
"MAMA NEVER TOLD ME"
Written and Performed by Dan Shea
Alternate Versions for Poison Ivy
Also released on video in an unrated version which features more nudity and restores some scenes that were edited out of the original version.
In the unrated version, there is an additional scene (at about 30:30) after Ivy and Sylvie hitch a ride home from the tattoo parlor. Sylvie complains about her looks, and Ivy tells her she's "beautiful". They kiss, and Sylvie looks bothered.
A short encounter between Ivy and Sylvie's father is not included in the unrated version. In this scene, Ivy mentions she "likes fuzzy things", and that she is no longer intimidated by Sylvie's father.
The unrated version contains about thirty seconds of extra footage from Ivy's and Sylvie's father's first sexual encounter (after the party, after Sylvie's mother is asleep).
In the unrated version, there is an additional scene (at about 30:30) after Ivy and Sylvie hitch a ride home from the tattoo parlor. Sylvie complains about her looks, and Ivy tells her she's "beautiful". They kiss, and Sylvie looks bothered.
A short encounter between Ivy and Sylvie's father is not included in the unrated version. In this scene, Ivy mentions she "likes fuzzy things", and that she is no longer intimidated by Sylvie's father.
The unrated version contains about thirty seconds of extra footage from Ivy's and Sylvie's father's first sexual encounter (after the party, after Sylvie's mother is asleep).
