The Baby1973

The 70’s probably never swung quite as far as they did in this thoroughly twisted tale of murder, depravity, and infantilism in good ol’ Suburbia. This is in sharp contrast to the rather bland, cookie-cutter look of this movie. Pace, lighting, dialog, and sets make it look like an ABC Movie of the Week, circa 1973. On the other hand, there are moments where you get to see a grown man wearing a diaper. Let’s see Hollywood do a modern re-make of this one!

Twisted, trashy, horrifying, and hilarious. Just awesome.

This is a good "bad" movie. Have a few drinks, invite some friends over, you won't regret it.

Oh, so good!

Crazy...

Great, campy and sometimes shocking weirdness. You will not get movies like this one these days which is OK. At the same, something is missing....

I liked the premise of this film, but the film doesn't take itself seriously enough to actually examine the premise in an insightful sense. It is quite campy, and had moments where I couldn't tell whether it was intentionally being this way or not. It really wasn't that good of a film (especially in the third act) but it did have some positives, such as the battle between the protagonist and Baby's mother, and the suspense was handled competently. If you want to watch a trashy 70's film, this would be a good choice.

Sometimes I really enjoy watching a film that destroys its own internal logic in the final act. This is one of those.

The end of the movie will bring your mind to a complete halt if you're not benumbed by then already. A theme of maternal possessiveness runs through this film, but the comical approach runs the theme through a blender. At first the film has the feel of a made-for-TV movie, but when it gets rolling, the casualties really mount. At the least it should win an award for 70s-hippie party extras alone. O for convertibles and headbands!

A total "B" movie. In this case B for bizarre. With a weird made for TV kind of vibe.

It stars Ruth Roman who was big in the 50's and starred in Alfred Hitchcock's "Strangers

on a Train." She obviously ventured into the really obscure with this one; like so many

actresses in their later years.( Joan Crawford in Berserk comes to mind).. But this is

about a man who has been kept as a baby, and the women who "love" him.. Check it out.

A crazy good cult film like none other.

i don"t have words to describe other then it was just awful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As cockamamie as the premise is, this movie manages to be genuinely creepy. Definitely worth seeing.