Mother's Boys(1993) -

The plot follows (Jamie Lee Curtis), a woman who abruptly abandoned her husband, Robert ( Peter Gallagher ), and their three sons three years prior. When she returns just as suddenly, she find Robert has moved on with a new fiancée, Callie ( Joanne Whalley-Kilmer ). Refusing to accept her replacement, Jude begins a psychological campaign to reclaim her family, eventually manipulating her eldest son, Kes ( Luke Edwards ), into a violent "trial" against Callie. Key Themes & Controversy

Released in the wake of early '90s "domestic intruder" thrillers like The Hand That Rocks the Cradle , (1993) stands out by making the threat internal rather than external. Directed by Yves Simoneau and based on Bernard Taylor’s novel, the film features Jamie Lee Curtis in a rare, chilling turn as a primary antagonist. The Story: A Deadly Homecoming Mother's Boys(1993)

The Weaponized Maternal Bond: A Look at Mother’s Boys (1993) The plot follows (Jamie Lee Curtis), a woman