Angelique, played by the lovely Caitlin Wachsis, taken to an abortion clinic to end her pregnancy, the product of a demonic rape. However, her gun-toting father Dwayne played Ron Perlman and three brothers are out to make sure the baby lives, after the father is given messages from God telling him to save the baby.
As far as the plot goes along (compared to other horror/sci-fi pregnancy related movies and TV shows), it definitely has me split between it being bad (in terms of script) and good (in terms of the many ways they portray the pregnancy content). For me, most than others, the script of these films and TV series can make or break whatever is truly going on; no matter how crazy or convoluted. The belly content isn't always the only thing I'm in for; well unless it's the only good thing to look forward to.
While the rapid pregnancy is put into the background seeing that we never see Angelique actually grow onscreen, the birth towards the end makes up for everything. I wish they had shown some growth to her. Grant it, it was nice when she'd go from scene to scene nearly twice as big.
Most onscreen belly expansions (especially new ones that are coming up), whether they are mystical or alien-related, probably should take notes from this. A decent mix of non-cheap prosthetic belly effects, some serviceable CGI, and some, dare I say it, arousing gurgling noises.
As far as the plot goes along (compared to other horror/sci-fi pregnancy related movies and TV shows), it definitely has me split between it being bad (in terms of script) and good (in terms of the many ways they portray the pregnancy content). For me, most than others, the script of these films and TV series can make or break whatever is truly going on; no matter how crazy or convoluted. The belly content isn't always the only thing I'm in for; well unless it's the only good thing to look forward to.
While the rapid pregnancy is put into the background seeing that we never see Angelique actually grow onscreen, the birth towards the end makes up for everything. I wish they had shown some growth to her. Grant it, it was nice when she'd go from scene to scene nearly twice as big.
Most onscreen belly expansions (especially new ones that are coming up), whether they are mystical or alien-related, probably should take notes from this. A decent mix of non-cheap prosthetic belly effects, some serviceable CGI, and some, dare I say it, arousing gurgling noises.
