After two years, Cole (Judah Lewis) still can't seem to get his former babysitter Bee (Samara Weaving) out of his mind. It doesn't matter if she was part of a satanic cult that tried to kill him - he still misses her. This is where Killer Queen, the sequel to 2017's The Babysitter horror-comedy picks up.

Now in high school, Cole is determined to move on with his life after the trauma of two years ago, but he can't seem to shake it. `Everybody thinks I'm crazy,` he says in today's trailer. `But, I miss her.` Thankfully, one person is on Cole's side. His best friend, Melanie (Emily Alyn Lind), insists he's not crazy and invites Cole to a getaway weekend at the lake.

The two zoom off in Melanie's dad's car and soon settle down at a cabin with their other friends, where everything is going just as Cole hoped. He even makes out with Melanie in a closet! But the fantasy doesn't last, and it quickly turns into a nightmare with the arrival of a few faces Cole had hoped to never see again. With a taunting, `We're back!` and an impromptu, gory murder, Max (Robbie Amell), John (Andrew Bachelor), Allison (Bella Thorne) and Sonya (Hana Mae Lee) stroll through the door.