Plutonium Baby

About This Movie

Plutonium Baby (1987) is one of those oddities that really leans into its bizarre premise. You’ve got this kid, Danny, whose life is tainted by his mother’s radiation exposure, and it spirals into a brutal killing spree as he grapples with his origins. The tone is unsettling and bleak, with the pacing a bit erratic but it adds to that sense of dread. Practical effects are a highlight here – they really capture that grimy, low-budget horror charm. The performances are all over the map, but there's something captivating about the sheer commitment to the material. It’s one of those films where you can feel the filmmakers pushing boundaries, creating a uniquely disturbing atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll.

Great for fans of 80s horror and sci-fi mashups. · Distinctive practical effects define its horror aesthetic. · Captures a unique blend of bleakness and bizarre narrative.