The clip opens as you’d expect any babysitter movie to begin, with school-aged Cole (Judah Lewis) falling head over heels for his much older babysitter, Bee, played by Samara. Sadly, after staying up past his bedtime Cole soon discovers that his babysitter isn’t exactly a normal crush. Peering from atop the stairs, Cole witnesses as a game of "Spin the Bottle" turns bloody, with Bee and her cheerleader bestie, played by Bella, announcing their plans to head upstairs and get Cole’s blood for a human sacrifice of the innocent. where hundreds of fans descended with colorful signs urging the government to change its mind.Twitter contentView on TwitterRelated: “Don’t dwell on who [the shooter] is. Dwell on your students and friends, on the Muslim community.” would be starring prominent Asian artists, dancers, musicians and tastemakers, including Far East Movment, The Kinjaz, Ryan Feng, Starro, Dumfounded, Lydia Paek, Ellen Kim, and Kimi Singer. Even cooler? There was ample representation behind the camera as well with an Asian production team and Brad Wong serving as director — which is honestly a great example of what it truly means to have a "diverse" production.