In this delightfully twisted blend of body horror and millennial anxiety, a messy underachiever discovers she’s pregnant—by an otherworldly force. As her body undergoes bizarre transformations, she must navigate a maze of sceptical doctors, a clueless baby-daddy, and her boundary-less mum, all while a creeping dread coils around her. With each unsettling symptom, the line between human and alien blurs, leaving her to fight for her life and her sanity. A darkly comedic yet genuinely unsettling ride that will leave you questioning the true terror of motherhood.
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In this delightfully twisted blend of body horror and millennial anxiety, a messy underachiever discovers she's pregnant—by an otherworldly force. As her body undergoes bizarre transformations, she must navigate a maze of sceptical doctors, a clueless baby-daddy, and her boundary-less mum, all while a creeping...
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Mum, I’m Alien Pregnant was released in 2026.
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User Reviews
“For me, this was a wild ride of body horror and dark humor. The practical effects were gnarly, and the lead actress really sold the terror of being an alien incubator. Some pacing hiccups, but overall a gem for fans of weird indie horror.”
“I wanted to like this more, but the tone felt all over the place. It couldn't decide if it was a comedy or a serious horror. There were a few creepy moments, but the whole alien pregnancy thing just felt silly. Not my cup of tea.”
“It's rare to find a horror that's both laugh-out-loud funny and genuinely unsettling. The mom character stole every scene for me. The final act had me on edge. Definitely worth a watch if you're into offbeat indie sci-fi horror.”
“A solid 'Saturday night popcorn horror'. The concept is original, and the practical effects are top-notch. While the pacing lags in the middle, the third act pays off. The baby-daddy was annoyingly useless, but that added to the frustration. A decent watch overall.”


























































































