Brand new factory sealed dvd can be watched with or without hostess Katarina Leigh Waters. Out Of Print in all formats and no longer being manufactured. The obligatory British attempt to ride the possession wave of 'The Exorcist', it also stands as a post-natal depression postscript to the pregnancy paranoia of 'Rosemary's Baby.' Ex-stripper Lucy (Joan Collins), married to an understanding Italian businessman Gino (Ralph Bates), has a tough delivery of her first child, prompting the attending obstetrician (Donald Pleasence) to muse that the baby doesn't want to be born, a theme harped on several times in order to justify the original title. The babe (named Nicholas) is soon scratching faces, wrecking his nursery, shoving a baby-sitter into a lake, slipping a dead mouse into the charlady's cup of tea and -- though never explicity shown doing it -- hanging, decapitating and stabbing principal characters. The backstory, as Lucy explains to her still-stripping best friend (Caroline Munro), is that Lucy once spurred the advances of Hercules (George Claydon), a lustful dwarf featured in her bizarre gypsy dancer nightclub act. She was then cursed by the little fellow to have a baby "as big as I am small and possessed by the Devil." Also in the mix is Gino's sister, Albana (Eileen Atkins), a nun with scientific qualifications who winds up performing the requisite exorcism, which frees Nicholas of possession and makes Hercules drop dead in the middle of a dance number.