Addams Family Values

PG-13 1993 | 94 mins | Comedy Family Fantasy
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The comedy gets even blacker in this sequel outing, as the Addams welcome their newest addition - a bouncing baby boy named Pubert. There's more trouble afoot than just dirty diapers, though; older siblings Wednesday and Pugsley are determined to off their little bro, and the new nanny has her eyes set on Uncle Fester - but is she after his heart, or his fortune?

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  1. Gender bending babies: Morticia and Gomez's new son Pubert was actually played by a pair of twin girls, Kaitlyn and Kristen Hooper.
  2. Lighting is everything: Morticia's look gets its extra-dramatic flair with the addition of a single beam of light across her eyes that gradually fades outward.
  3. Double-take: at camp, Wednesday and Pugsley are forced to watch the movie Annie, which co-starred actor Tim Curry - who stepped in as their father Gomez in 1998's "Addams Family Reunion" after the death of Raul Julia.
  4. The King of Pop meets the world's creepiest family: Michael Jackson wrote a song for the film that did not make it onto the soundtrack. The tune, "Is It Scary," appeared on a later Jackson album.
  5. The classics never go out of style: Uncle Fester's "makeover" is inspired by Boris Karloff's mad scientist from The Invisible Ray.
  6. Nerd alert: David Krumholtz's character briefly carries a copy of the Stephen Hawking book "A Brief History of Time."
  7. It's all in the make-up: Carol Kane, who plays Grandmama, is almost a year younger than her on-screen daughter Anjelica Huston.
  8. Cartoonist Charles Addams had originally suggested the name Pubert for the older son, but producers of The Addams Family TV show rejected it. Pugsley was used instead.
  9. Don't listen to Wednesday: the "Chippewa" in Camp Chippewa comes from the Native American nation also known as Ojibwa. It doesn't mean "orphan."
  10. There's macabre, and then there's just plain scary: David Krumholtz's character mentions a pair of real life murderers in reference to his "Serial Killer Card Collection" - Jack the Ripper and the Zodiac Killer.