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The night culminates in a final showdown at a massive urban gala. Karl corners them, demanding his property back. Using a combination of Rodrigo’s smuggled fireworks, Slater’s newfound courage, and Noah’s desperate improvisation, they manage to outsmart the gangsters. In the process, Noah stands up to Stephanie, finally ending their toxic cycle.

Noah Griffith is a twenty-something college dropout living on his mother’s couch, possessing no ambition and even fewer prospects. His life consists of avoiding his ex-girlfriend and waiting for a "moment" that never arrives. That moment finally comes in the form of a guilt trip: his mother wants to go on a high-stakes date, but the neighbors need a last-minute babysitter for their three "difficult" children: Slater, an anxious wreck; Blithe, a pop-culture-obsessed seven-year-old; and Rodrigo, an adopted wild child with a penchant for explosives. Lo_spaventapassere_2011_HD_-_Altadefinizione01

Against every rule in the babysitting handbook, Noah piles the three kids into his mother’s pristine minivan and heads into the neon-lit labyrinth of the city. What was supposed to be a quick "in and out" errand immediately spirals. The night culminates in a final showdown at

This title appears to refer to the 2011 cult comedy-slasher film (released in Italy as Lo spaventapassere ), starring Jonah Hill. While the film is a raunchy comedy, the Italian title—a play on words for "Scarecrow"—gives it a grindhouse, almost folkloric vibe. In the process, Noah stands up to Stephanie,