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Fair Port Pictures
"There's only one thing wrong with the Davies' baby... it's alive." Another killer tagline for yet another of my fond creepy kid monster memories.
Back in the day when a PG rating really did mean "parental guidance,"......; this mini-monster movie was clever with the way it uses nuances to creep the young audience out. ...Rather than overdoing the bloodshed,legendary schlock director Larry Cohen played tricks, like when then the milkman gets himself gobbled up by the flesh-eating tot, it wasn't blood that ran like a river from the back of his truck, but gallons of pure white milk. Cohen also steers away from showing the baby in full,but instead in quick glimpses of its bulbous head and fangs -- leaving the audience wanting more.
The biggest surprise of this monster movie is that who'd expect a B-movie about a mutant maniac baby, who rips people limb from limb, to also be a such poignant allegory for parenthood, and the fears that go with it. There is some great dialogue from
John P. Ryan, as well as the other adult players, that speaks to the
fears and concerns of raising a child in these days. The best moment
comes when Ryan, in an Omen-inspired dilemma, must decide to off his
own murderous kid and save the world, or keep it.
It gives new meaning
to the old adage: "a face only a mother (or dad) could love..."
-BarryRead More
Back in the day when a PG rating really did mean "parental guidance,"......; this mini-monster movie was clever with the way it uses nuances to creep the young audience out. ...Rather than overdoing the bloodshed,legendary schlock director Larry Cohen played tricks, like when then the milkman gets himself gobbled up by the flesh-eating tot, it wasn't blood that ran like a river from the back of his truck, but gallons of pure white milk. Cohen also steers away from showing the baby in full,but instead in quick glimpses of its bulbous head and fangs -- leaving the audience wanting more.
The biggest surprise of this monster movie is that who'd expect a B-movie about a mutant maniac baby, who rips people limb from limb, to also be a such poignant allegory for parenthood, and the fears that go with it. There is some great dialogue from
John P. Ryan, as well as the other adult players, that speaks to the
fears and concerns of raising a child in these days. The best moment
comes when Ryan, in an Omen-inspired dilemma, must decide to off his
own murderous kid and save the world, or keep it.
It gives new meaning
to the old adage: "a face only a mother (or dad) could love..."
-BarryRead More
Anthony You could tell by his face, he was thinking of Paris
Fair Port Pictures Any freelance shooters out in the Rochester area - drop me a line if you are looking for work.
To answer the question in title, I would have to say they do. The diapers I am changing these days have a light brown lining, but that is only if I wait too long to change it. At that point, however, the lining of the diapers is the least of my concerns...
Fair Port Pictures Resetting our focus.
Fair Port Pictures Oh yeah 102 fans baby. We are back in the show!!!
Fair Port Pictures Oh how slow some things move - waiting on things....blaaa.
Fair Port Pictures John Ritter had so much more comedy for us, damn his Dr! I am watching Sling Blade and WOW. Not to mention his role in Bad Santa. Love it!
Fair Port Pictures There are two facts that I have come to realize: 1 - There is a God, 2- I am not HIM. -Father Cavanaugh, "Rudy"
Fair Port Pictures Ted Knight was a comedic genius!
Fair Port Pictures We need to break 100 fans, pimp us out, yo.
Fair Port Pictures Today may prove to be grand....
Fair Port Pictures Taking a Mulligan....
