Angel Baby

A British couple, divorced and estranged, discover their young son has died. The mother, unable to accept the reality, believes her son is still alive and has been abducted by her ex-husband. She embarks on a desperate journey to find him, leading her into a dangerous world of deception and psychological manipulation.

Angel Baby, also known as 'The Second Best Secret Agent in the Whole Wide World,' is a bizarre and often unsettling film that blends elements of spy thrillers with psychological horror. While it has a cult following for its unique and campy style, it was not a critical darling upon release and is often remembered more for its strangeness than its cinematic merit.

• Panned for its convoluted plot and uneven tone.

• Noted for its peculiar blend of spy tropes and disturbing psychological elements.

• Often considered a cult film due to its unique and eccentric nature.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce for this lesser-known film, but what is available suggests a divided reception, with some finding its eccentricities entertaining and others put off by its confusing narrative.

The film was released in some territories as 'The Second Best Secret Agent in the Whole Wide World,' attempting to capitalize on the spy craze of the 1960s, despite its core being a psychological drama/horror.