A writer comes home to discover his wife has just died during childbirth. The baby is not well and is held at a hospital while he continues to write a newspaper column.
Pregnant women are cut up with a fertility symbol carved into their bodies and the writer has the misfortune of being linked to these various women.
Abrupt editing and jarring music make the film tough to sit through. The director seems to be attempting to mimic the style of Alfred Hitchcock without Alfred's proven technical genius.
The murder victims do shed their clothing before being murdered but the overall storyline becomes apparent before it ends with only a slight twist.
Pregnant women are cut up with a fertility symbol carved into their bodies and the writer has the misfortune of being linked to these various women.
Abrupt editing and jarring music make the film tough to sit through. The director seems to be attempting to mimic the style of Alfred Hitchcock without Alfred's proven technical genius.
The murder victims do shed their clothing before being murdered but the overall storyline becomes apparent before it ends with only a slight twist.