#Hell baby movie tv
On disc and streaming.Ī made-for-TV movie, directed by Lee Phillips, a prolific TV director starring Barbara Eden, George Grizzard, David Doyle, and Joyce Van Patten. The plot builds up nicely in the way a good murder mystery should, although some of the ending revelations are a bit cringe-y. It’s a race against time as she fights for both her baby and the fate of the human race, with only the help of a nerdy yeshiva student (Jacobs), while her skeptical lawyer husband is distracted by an important murder case. A shady priest (Peter Friedman) and a mysterious drifter named David (Prochnow, Das Boot, 1975) keep tabs on Abby to make sure everything goes off as planned by the Big Guy Upstairs.
As the plot unfolds, Abby discovers that her baby will be the first child born without a soul, as prophesied in apocalyptic scripture, and after its birth, the end of the world will begin. This apocalyptic thriller stars Moore and Biehn (Tombstone, 1993) as Abby and Russell Quinn, expectant parents whose coming baby’s birth is the last of the Seven Signs of the Apocalypse. 0n disc and streaming.ĭirected by Carl Schultz ( The Young Indian Jones Chronicles series) starring Demi Moore, Michael Biehn, Jurgen Prochnow, and Manny Jacobs. Not for the squeamish, but if you have a high tolerance for “icky”, this one’s for you. This puts her vegan mother in a bind, as she looks for sources of blood to keep Grace happy.
Unfortunately, Grace has some odd characteristics-she attracts mountains of flies, smells putrid, and drinks human blood instead of milk. She decides to wait for natural labor to deliver the dead baby and yet, somehow, a little girl is born alive, whom she names Grace. A pregnant woman named Madeline (Jordan Ladd, Robot Chicken series) loses her husband and near-term baby in a car accident in this bizarre indie flick from the late 2000’s. Directed by Paul Solet (Bullet Head, 2017) starring Jordan Ladd, Samantha Ferris, Gabrielle Rose and Stephen Park.
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