Does anyone know the name of the movie? It is about the baby who died in mother's belly in car accident... the doctor brought the baby to them to say goodbye but they did not say goodbye... then something bad happen to them... in the end they were stuck in the room with a box and they realize they have to say goodbye to their baby??? Does anyone know the name?

This movie as been on my watch list for some time, I finally got to see it and I not really sure what to make of this movie at moment, I might give another later. A mother would anything for her baby, even kill after finding out that her baby likes blood.Instead of normal breast milk, it sounds like original to movie, I not seen any other movie do this for That all I made out of it as I was only half watching while cleaning my room. The movie was very slow in places until the near ending of the movie was picked up again.I did like the very last scene in the movie, Yeah, it was really predicable.4 out of 10

Writer / director Paul Solet's take on a mother's love and devotion makes for a genuinely creepy, satirical movie also containing a fair amount of pitch black humour. While it's really too slowly paced, there's no denying that it achieves a palpably gloomy and uncomfortable atmosphere. It would understandably be a hard movie for some to stomach. Jordan Ladd plays Madeline, a woman coldly determined to have a baby no matter what she has to do. After an unfortunate traffic accident, her unborn baby dies inside her, yet she is intent on delivering her anyway. Somehow, she is able to will this little girl, Grace, back to life, but it comes at a heavy price: the kid needs not milk to drink but blood. While, admittedly, this aspect may remind viewers of other killer baby cinema such as Larry Cohen's "It's Alive", Solet never goes the truly cheesy route and keeps certain kinds of effects to a minimum. Of course, with the story being what it is, it allows for enough gore and plenty of the red stuff to keep some viewers satisfied. Some of the story twists are fairly interesting; for one thing, Madeline is actually a lesbian who likely only hooked up with her husband for procreation purposes. And the woman whom she used to be with isn't really able to let her go. Madeline's mother- in-law Vivian, played in a fairly heavy handed way by Gabrielle Rose, desperately wants this grandchild to herself - and hopes to prove Madeline unfit, which isn't exactly far off the mark as the experience has clearly taken a toll on Madeline; in one jaw dropping scene, Vivian and her husband (Serge Houde) engage in a bit of weird role playing. All in all, this *is* quite a brave little movie, certain to hit any mother right where they live, that goes to some pretty dark places. It's a provocative, emotionally unsettling movie with convincing performances, especially from beautiful Ladd who shows some real acting chops here. Rose also does have some moments where one has to be impressed with her commitment. True enough that this is the kind of thing that one doesn't easily forget, with a coda that they may not expect, as well as a final punchline typical of the black humour within. Look for producer Adam Green (director of "Hatchet") in a cameo appearance as the man selling meat at the supermarket. Seven out of 10.

This is one of the most disturbing and demented movies I have ever seen, and that's saying a lot. Jordan Ladd, in her best role to date, imo, plays a pregnant woman, that loses her unborn child in a car accident. BUT, she still wants to carry the dead baby in her womb, until in a gut wrenching scene, she delivers it. It is dead when delivered, but when placed in her arms for a short while, it comes back alive. However, this is the start of a nightmare, that I would not recommend for women period to watch, especially Mothers, because I think it would be almost impossible and unbearable to watch. The baby doesn't have an appetite for milk, it likes blood and only blood, and the Mother (Ladd) is trying to fulfill its needs. Extremely disturbing scenes, and a pretty original horror film, that is not really gory, but pretty bloody. I was actually stunned as I watched it, and to ease the tension a little, it has one of the best killing of a fly scenes I have ever seen in a movie. Great stuff for our demented fans, I highly recommend it to you sickos.