The Davies are expecting a baby! They are so excited! When we meet them, Mrs. Davies is going into labor, and they are headed to the hospital. They drop their son Chris off at family friend Charley's house.
At the hospital, the Davies' dream soon warps into a slow-moving nightmare that is sure to wipe Frank's I'm-a-pimp smile off quick; their new son pops out, and immediately kills all the hospital staff in the room and flees.
Word gets out around town about what happened, and the Davies are soon thrown into the media frenzy. Everyone has a theory on how and why the deformed death machine came about; birth control, pollution, etc. The local police are attempting to figure out what to do, while hunting down the killer baby. And they shoot to kill on sight!
Meanwhile, Mr. and Mrs. Davies have conflicting views on their monstrous child. While Frank is looking to clear the record by killing the kid, Lenore's maternal instinct takes hold and she hopes they can still raise it. Can the cannibalistic baby be stopped, or will he continue to spread a strange fungus on everyone's cheeks, I mean eat them?
Frank - John Ryan
Lenore - Sharon Farrell
Chris - Daniel Holzman
Lieutenant Perkins - James Dixon
Charley - William Wellman Jr.
Bob - Guy Stockwell
I hold Mr. Cohen up to a higher standard than a lot of our cheesy directors, considering his track record, so I was rather disappointed by this one. The concept was ok, but there was way too much build-up in introducing the monster. There's all this suspense, with quick cut-aways and slow, plodding music; but in the end, it's just a fucking baby. Yeah, with sharp teethies and little clawsies, but it's a baby, come on. One good uppercut to the jaw, and that kid's lights are OUT.
There isn't much gore to speak of, or any hot babes, so the typical cheese factors don't really weigh in. The victims look like they have painted fungus faces; I thought the baby was supposed to be eating them, not cultivating a garden.
Larry always throws in a message to go along with the plots of his flicks, and this one is no different. The various explanations about the baby's origins deal with pollution, and medications. However, any poignancy is lost in the droning beat of the awful, awful music. That's actually the worst thing about this, is that as slow as the movie is, the music makes it 32854632947324 times slower.
Unfortunately, I can't really recommend this one. Rent The Stuff instead.
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By the time you read this I have already walked th' plank and am swimming the seven seas says Iye.
I blame Fox...
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Pointless nudity - no
Random violence - yes
Uppercuts - no
Stock footage - yes
Adrenaline pumping action music - no
...and blue screen!
Extreme close-up!
It's go-go time apparently.
Baby needs some eyeglasses!
He just slapped that kid's ass...
Stock footage bottle smash!
Ooooh, now it's strawberry milk.
Whoops, the wagon toy hit the camera.
Has Frank been rolling in grease?
Stock footage again!
Stop children!
Chris - "Is Mom having the baby?"
Frank - "Well, that's what she does best every eleven years."
Lieutenant - "We all make mistakes. I apologize for that crack."
Chris - "Dad why can't I go to school?"
Lieutenant - "Take him wherever he wants to go."





