To Mom and Dad

A young man named Billy is institutionalized after his mother's violent death. When he's released into his father's care, strange occurrences and grisly murders begin to plague the small town. Billy finds himself increasingly drawn into the dark secrets of his family's past, leading to a shocking revelation about his identity and the true nature of his family.

This low-budget independent horror film garnered a cult following over the years, primarily for its unique premise and unsettling atmosphere. While it was not a mainstream critical success upon release and often criticized for its production values, it has been appreciated by fans of obscure and exploitation cinema for its dark themes and unexpected twists.

• Praised for its disturbing subject matter and unsettling tone.

• Noted for its independent spirit and cult appeal despite rough production.

• Criticized for its pacing and sometimes amateurish execution.

Google audience: Audience reception is limited due to the film's niche status, but some viewers appreciate its dark, mysterious plot and the performances, particularly from Billy Barty. Others find it dated and less polished than contemporary horror films.

The film's original title was 'To Mom and Dad, I'm Your Son', which was retained by some distributors, while others shortened it to just 'To Mom and Dad'.