Baby Blood

Alain Robak
Part of

Scary Movies 7

October 31 - November 6, 2013

A slimy snake-like creature with a thirst for blood finds refuge inside a sexy circus worker. And so begins what is quite possibly the worst “pregnancy” since Rosemary’s!

DIRECTOR
Alain Robak
YEAR
1990
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
84 minutes
LANGUAGE
French with English subtitles
START DATE
November 4, 2013

Though she may work as a circus animal wrangler, there’s one species of wild beast the well-endowed-and-proud-of-it Yanka (Emmanuelle Escourrou) can’t seem to control—men. Yet, surprisingly, it’s not one of her human admirers that ends up impregnating her but a slimy snake-like creature that arrives hidden inside an African leopard, frees itself, and finds refuge in her womb. And so begins what is quite possibly the worst pregnancy ever. That maternal glow nowhere to be found, Yanka becomes pale, sickly, and homicidal, under the telepathic influence of the bloodthirsty “fetus.” (While Gary Oldman provides the voice for the unborn monster in the English-language edition, it’s not nearly as unsettling as the one in original French version, screening here.) This is one batshit-crazy movie—and it’s not to be missed!

Baby Blood
Baby Blood
Baby Blood

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