Flashbacks show that she was the babysitter of Phoebe when she was younger. While Bee was the villain in the first film, in the second film she’s a good person. She wanted the demons to take the blood and be removed from existence. Well, it turns out, this was her plan all along. And it’s ironic because Cole gives up his blood willingly in order to save Phoebe. His close relationship with Phoebe takes away his innocence - the story hints that they may have had sex in a scene that is not shown, but regardless, with Cole no longer having that childlike innocence, his blood fails. The Babysitter: Killer Queen sees Cole and Phoebe fall in love with each other in extreme circumstances. It’s never clear if he has lost his virginity but more that his innocence no longer applies. However, it turns out Cole is not so innocent after all.ĭoes Cole lose his virginity in the film? The central premise is that Cole is a virgin, so presumed an innocent figure. In a surprising moment, when the demons take Cole’s blood, their bodies explode and they cease to exist. What happens when the demons take Cole’s blood?
When Bee returns, we all assume that she is on the demon’s side because she’s a demon herself. Cole is once again the central character of all their motives. The returning and dead characters are demons in The Babysitter: Killer Queen - they want Cole’s virgin blood so that they can return fully formed. And while this was a good nostalgic return, it posed many questions as to how she returned. Bee returns, surfacing from a lake nearby. At the end of The Babysitter: Killer Queen, an outrageous revelation is made, which based on the events of the film became slightly predictable. This article “The Babysitter: Killer Queen – the ending explained” contains significant spoilers and should be avoided if you haven’t watched the film.Īt the end of the first film, many assumptions were made - especially about the lead villain and babysitter Bee.
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