In this delightfully deranged slice of 80s camp horror, Ceil and Enis live a blissfully odd domestic life until their oversized infant, Junior—a mustachioed titan who still fits his crib with creepy ease—develops a ravenous appetite for all things phallic and edible. What begins as a quirky obsession with hot dogs quickly curdles into a nightmarish rebellion as Junior shatters the confines of his nursery, prowling the house with unsettling purpose. His mothers’ overprotective vigilance becomes a frantic game of survival as the boundaries between babyhood and monstrosity blur, leading to a grotesque feast of vengeance. A fever dream of kitsch and dread, Junior serves a heaping plate of transgressive humor and creeping unease that will leave you questioning the innocence of childhood.





























































