The Cement Garden (1994)

The Cement Garden (1994) is a gothic English grotesquerie in the best sense: it is chilling, creepy, uncomfortable and—precisely because of those reasons—unsettlingly arousing. Based on the 1978 novel, not long after their dad kicks the bucket trying to unload a few bags of concrete, the mother of a brood of four led by teenage Julie (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and Jack (Andrew Robertson) lies dying. The kids have money, but know that as soon as people find out their parents are dead they'll be split up, shipped off, and probably defrauded of all their duckets. Once mom breathes her last breath, together the kids decide the best move is to bury the body in concrete and not tell anyone their mom is dead. Still teens, Julie and Jack are suddenly pseudo parents to their younger siblings. While Jack steps up to be the man of the house, Julie begins to feel stirrings for her brother, like maybe she could provide him with some "wifely duties." In the meantime, the younger boy takes to cross-dressing, as all sense of boundaries collapse. Soon enough, The Cement Garden visibly blooms in areas where adolescent girl arousers such as Flowers in the Attic (1987) only dared to tease. Along the way, a dude named Derek (Jochen Horst) will start to come after Julie and spoil the fun, but not before the siblings have seduced each other. Don't be crept out, Julie and Jack are just actors! And while the kid who plays her brother Tom (Ned Birkin) and Charlotte Gainsbourg are real life cousins, Jochen and her are totally unrelated! Charlotte Gainsbourg could probably use to gain some weight, but her youthful yabos still look tremendous! Charlotte does some topless sunbathing, shows her bro her boobs, and flashes buns and mam while keeping it in the fam. Don't mind the weirdness, you'll still harden to The Cement Garden!