Are you ready for one of the most bizarre film freakouts birthed by ‘70s Hollywood? ‘Cause we’ve got the mother of all mind-melters, a jaw-dropping flick that will stun even the most jaded midnight maniacs. Get this: Anjanette Comer (The Loved One) stars as an idealistic L.A. County social worker who investigates the case of Mrs. Wadsworth (former ‘50s starlet Ruth Roman of Strangers On A Train fame), her two buxom daughters, and son ‘Baby’, a mentally-disabled man who sleeps in a crib, eats in a high-chair, crawls, bawls and wears diapers. But what secrets of unnatural attachment – and sexual obsession – are all of these women hiding? Yep, the script by Abe Polsky (who also produced) goes out of its way to make this as f’ing insane as possible, tossing in incest, cattle prod abuse, drug-fueled parties and even an intense game of darts. It’s hard to imagine an A-list director tackling such a wild storyline but it’s real and we’ve got an honest-to-goodness 35mm print that has all the suburban violence, funky fashions and ‘sick love’ that you could ever want!
