Martin Landau and Jose Ferrer struggle to prop up an 80s-era eco-parable about the dangers of nuclear waste and pregnancy. This is something that people apparently needed to be warned about, along with the dangers of ***********. Perhaps the primary danger of *********** is getting pregnant? Nobody can say for sure, but the locals decide to take a break from the terror to protest an adult business. Priorities, you know.

In brief, a mutant baby grows up to butcher most of a small town in Idaho. (The horrors of Idaho really come through in this flick.) A truly memorable yet laughable artifact of a simpler era where everyone expected to glow in the dark or turn into The Hulk if they were irradiated.

A monster film in the same vein as Scared to Death and others that basically set Alien on Earth. A small boy is turned into a murderous creature who has really inconsistent features as it seems like a blob almost at times, but then you can shoot it. Martin Landau is also in this, but then, he for some reason seems to be in a lot of really bad horror films!
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085224/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_5

Infinitely amusing 80's B-movie monster schlock about a radioactive mutant on a rampage co-starring the late/great Martin Landau back in his "desperate-for-any-acting-job" days. Also has other acting icons like Ruth Buzzy, Mel Ferrer and comedian Murray Langston in funny cameos, and overall the movie never takes itself too seriously.

Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgreFMSOn2k&t=2s

Here's the trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgreFMSOn2k