Turner Classics actually showed this recently. I'd never heard of it, but when I read the little blurb, "a baby is born with claws, wrecks the delivery room, then goes after a milk truck," I literally laughed out loud. I told my wife this could not be serious, it had to be a joke, they were playing the whole thing for laughs. So I recorded it, and just checked it out, and found out they were actually serious! Really! After fast-forwarding, I realized it was made for almost zero budget, Z-grade actors, probably filmed in five minutes. Question -- how in the world, in the competitive business of movie making, does something like this actually get financed and made? This is just plain stupid. It's absurd.
Review of It's Alive
