Most people (that I personally know) that have seen this film don't like it much. It isn't that bad. Some people comment on the production quality; it isn't that bad either. The story concerns the fictional trials of Santa Monica's Davis Family as they quickly realize that their newborn son--a mutated monstrosity--has quickly dispatched the maternity attendants, and managed to escape to the outside world and cause more deaths. The 'Fathers-to-be' lounge scene is interesting. The scene somewhat indirectly tells us that, apart from fertility drugs, pesticides and other household products are responsible for many 'newborn atrocities' being introduced to our environment... on a daily basis. Who's to say the Davis Baby is not a genetic possibility? I'll see you in the waiting room.
Review of It's Alive
