Lizard Baby

About This Movie

Lizard Baby is a curious entry in the horror genre, steeped in unsettling themes of creation and the monstrous. The film's atmosphere is thick with tension; you can almost feel Umeki's desperation as he scribbles down his nightmarish idea. The pacing has this odd rhythm, sometimes dragging when it lingers on Umeki's internal struggle, but it picks up with visceral, practical effects that are genuinely creepy. The reptilian birth scenes? Disturbing yet fascinating, they leave a mark. Performances are solid, but it's really Umeki's moral descent that drives the narrative. This film kind of plays with the line between creativity and madness, and honestly, it’s that blend that sticks with you.

Notable for its practical effects that evoke a visceral reaction. · The pacing is uneven but adds to the film's psychological tension. · Explores themes of creativity and the horrors of parenthood.