source: Cynthia

Great cast, tech aspects, script. All around fun film, freaky and funny. Love the Devils Rejects cast duo of Sid Haig and Bill Moseley. Any time those guys are in a film I want to watch. And this is Sid Haig's last film. It's deeper than most horror movies in that it has do with something and that is the obsession of women to get pregnant at all costs. Should we all procreate? I'm not sure the answer buy Cynthia shows what can go wrong... In the most horrific way!

Funny, a little sad and some gore mixed in. Enjoyed this film as it was an entertaining watch. Big Sid Haig fan and Bill Moseley makes an appearance as well. Sid Haig does fantastic in this movie as a detective (his first time playing as one); his performance is great in anything he does. This is certainly not a movie to be taken too seriously and should considered just a fun watch. Rebecca Marshall is entertaining as the sister and the scenes she has with Sid Haig are hilarious. I recommend this to anyone in the mood for a funny horror film.

Fun movie with a great cast. Extra points for Bill Moseley and James Karen cameos 💀

When real-life horrors are in the news every day, how do you make horror entertaining? You make it funny. With a great cast and excellent cinematography, the story is full of suspense and, unexpected twists. It's actually poignant when it shows the depth of its crazed mom's compulsion to have children and her devotion to her offspring. Great job on the effects and baby creature, too.

A friend told me that I had to watch this movie. I was really pleasantly surprised and I watched the film with a group of friends who really dug it, too. A fun popcorn movie with both laughs and scares. I am a big Devil's Rejects FAn and it was great to see Bill Moseley and Sid Haig together again in these roles. Sid plays a detective amazingly. I don't want to spoil Moseley's crazy part, but it's worth renting this for that scene alone. And James Karen (Return of the Living Dead) has a small cameo. I found out this was his last role. Scout Taylor Compton shows her acting chops. Highly recommended!!

I dont know what to say about this one. The storyline was strange and all over the place. Bill Mosesly was a whacko nut in this, but the scenes with him in it didnt really fit in with the movie. However the wild film did have a creepy and unsettling vibe to it.

This movie has it all! Gore and humor and suspense. A couple with fertility problems is able to finally conceive but its not all good news- there's a monster baby (who is actually sweet, she just likes the taste of people)! The film is about the choices the couple makes when they find out the truth. Bill Moseley has a brief but unforgettable cameo as a crazy lady in my favorite scene in the movie. Robert Rhine is always hilarious as the doctor. There's some pretty gross stuff in this movie which I loved and the makeup was great. Although this was no multi million dollar Hollywood extravaganza it was filmed edited acted and directed perfectly so that at no point will you think its just another low budget film. Another hilarious and unexpected cameo comes from Lynn Lowry, who is briefly hired to be a nanny for the monster baby. Spoiler alert- she doesn't last long. The birth scene is a classic and the film reminded me of a modern It's Alive! Quirky, funny, original, gory at times, and a lot of fun to watch. Definitely recommended!

Cynthia is an over the top, gory movie that is funny as well. It's not particularly scary, but if you like blood, guts and gross this movie is for you. Plus it has horror legends Bill Moseley and Sig Haig...what more could you want? Seriously, if you are a fan of all things horror you won't be disappointed.

When I found out that Corpsy (Robert Rhine) was making a horror film, I was excited. Cynthia is pretty much everything I was expecting, and then some. It was funny, it was gory, it was disgusting, it was awesome. And then there's Cynthia. What a sweet baby. Lol. As another reviewer said, pregnant women should not watch this movie. One of my favorite scenes in the movie is Bill Moseley's. OMG. When you see it, you'll know what I'm talking about. It was great to see him, Sid Haig and James Karen.