'Attack Of The Adult Babies' (2017)

'Attack Of The Adult Babies' concerns a family mission to a secluded clinic where English society's powerful elite is being reengineered as asexual pig babies.

'Attack Of The Adult Babies' is a gross-out English horror film that boasts strong connections to the long-running British soap opera 'Emmerdale Farm' which is set in Yorkshire. The director Dominic Brunt acts on this show and so do some of his cast members. The film boasts a self-proclaimed "Best of British" horror hit compendium, has already played the horror festival circuit and has all the hallmarks of a film specifically designed to be a midnight movie for select cult audiences. The women in the film largely play second fiddle to the old men who dress as power babies and let their scatalogical vices run free as the wind. The deep conservatism on display doesn't prevent a couple of them from removing their nappies for audience consumption.

I really, really, really didn't like this movie. It ends without a serious story resolution, replacing the denouement with a poor claymation sequence that's an anti-climactic cop-out. But in all honesty, I'd tuned out long before then. Still, check it out for yourself and see if you like it. The makers say it was a hit at special screenings and I guess it is what it is.