Baby Blood (1990)
Release Year: 1990
Nation: France
Alternative Title: The Evil Within, Răul lăuntric, Дитя крови
Director: Alain Robak
Writer: Alain Robak, Serge Cukier
Production & Genre
Producer: Producer: Ariel Zeitoun, Irène Sohm, Joëlle Malberg
Companies: Partner's Productions
Genre: Horror
Budget: FRF 1,000,000 (estimated)
Keywords
Keywords: abused woman, big natural breasts, cannibalism, drinking blood, female circus performer, female protagonist, female rear nudity, female topless nudity, human prey, impregnated, killer mother, killing spree, male underwear, man eater, parasite, rape and revenge, splatter comedy, talking monster, telepathic link, white briefs
Story
In 'Baby Blood', a cruel circus owner physically abuses his pregnant wife. Upon receiving a newly captured African leopard, an evil creature emerges from within it and burrows into the woman's uterus, taking control of her fetus. The creature demands blood to survive, and the woman becomes compelled to satisfy its hunger by killing victims to feed it. She goes on a brutal killing spree while trying to hide her actions from her husband.
Summary
'Baby Blood' is a French horror film directed by Alain Robak in 1990. The movie is notable for its unique blend of horror, comedy, and exploitation elements, with a focus on graphic violence and gore. The story centers around a woman who becomes pregnant with an evil creature that demands blood to survive. This leads her to embark on a killing spree while trying to keep her actions hidden from her abusive husband. Despite its controversial content, the film has gained a cult following among horror enthusiasts for its over-the-top nature and unique premise.
