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Jack Nance'in canlandırdığı Henry Spencer'ı yeri tanımsız bir "endüstriyel çöl"ün kabus gibi atmosferinde gelişen bir dizi olayın merkezindeki özne olarak takip ediyoruz. Geçmiş bir ilişkisi esnasında partneri Mary'nin hamile kaldığını öğrenen Spencer, onu kendi küçük evine getirir. Burada mutant, sürüngen benzeri bir yaratık dünyaya getiren Mary'nin evden kaçmasıyla Spencer; evde "bebek", radyatörün arkasında hayali bir sahnede gördüğü kadın ve kendisini baştan çıkarmaya çalışan karşı komşusu ile başbaşa kalır.
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