Originally released by Panorama Entertainment. The team who brought us Flesh Eating Mothers and Beyond Dreams Door. Stuart Struttin, owner of Panorama once handled marketing for Troma Studios and Vestron. Fed up with that, he went on to form Panorama and made dem dere flicks. Suckling being one of them and to my amazement, exploitive gore in the purest form. No point but lots of blood.
Guy and girl seem to be having a child, but she still wants it. He demands to come to this whore house ? Abortion clinic? And get the procedure done. That’s twisted already. She enters with him and wait they do. She gets drugged and out she goes. Boyfriend is in on the whole deal just because he doesn’t want child himself. She gets wheeled into the so called operating room where she shines up the coat hanger (seriously) and out comes the little fetus. We see a point of view down the toilet and into the sewer. The fetus is wiggling around and falls into a stream of steamy toxic water. What do you think happens next people? Fetus comes back to exact its revenge on all the evil wrong doers and fights to save the mothers life. One by one, hookers and innocent payers are killed in hilarious ways. Tons of blood and no one can figure out the mystery. Soon the whole outside of the house is entangled in some sort of toxic skin and they are all trapped. You’ll laugh your ass of left and right. No seriously, the effects of the creature are superb, but the kills will kill you.
Mike Gingold makes an appearance (managing editor of Fango) and Francis himself also did acting in Flesh Eating Mothers so the relationship is close within the company. A hilarious flick and a roaring good time. Not one on to much logic but as long as that doesn’t get in your way then you’re a OK. OK?
-Cannibal Cam
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