The Surrogate Womb

A young college student agrees to be a surrogate mother for a wealthy couple, but soon discovers their sinister intentions. As the pregnancy progresses, she realizes she is trapped in a horrifying situation and must fight for her life and the life of her unborn child.

The Surrogate Womb is a lesser-known horror film from the late 1980s that garnered mixed to negative reviews upon its release. It's often cited as a typical direct-to-video thriller of its era, offering some suspense but lacking originality or significant critical acclaim. Audience reception has been similarly lukewarm, with some appreciating its B-movie thrills while others found it formulaic and uninspired.

• The film attempts to build suspense around the surrogate mother's predicament.
• It often relies on predictable horror tropes and a straightforward narrative.
• Performances are generally considered adequate for a low-budget thriller.

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Director Rodman Flender later went on to direct the cult horror-comedy 'Idle Hands' (1999).