The Stepfather (1987)

Brought to life from a screenplay by acclaimed caper/suspense/crime novelist Donald E. Westlake, The Stepfather (1987) is a scary, dramatically tense tale of Jerry (Terry O’Quinn), a man who pretends to be something he is not—sane and non-homicidal. Every teenage girl, especially the athletically trim brunette ones with the sensually angelic faces and ripe to bursting swellings of flesh fruit, has reason to worry when Susan (Shelley Hack), her single mother, takes up with and marries Jerry. The audience is aware that the new stepfather is a psycho who butchered his entire family and has come to a new state under an assumed name to assemble their replacements. But no one in the film seems to suspect anything untoward, other than the stepdaughter. So she’s got to go. Terrific acting all around in an engrossing thrill spill. You’ll especially be engrossed when Terry O’Quinn strips out of his undies and shows off his ass and dong. Ol’ stepdad ain’t looking too shabby!