Mary and Boo are both 20-something shut-ins living with their mums, and they’re both into tentacles – or rather – she’s into tentacles, and he has tentacles for testicles. Mary’s dreams of moving out are put on hold by a projectile-insemination situation that escalates into an unwanted alien pregnancy. Both mums get involved but fail to untangle the red tape around abortion before nature takes its alien course and Mary goes into labour inside an igloo of vaginal mucus. Mary survives, and heroically says nope to caring for the alien baby, leaving that to its alien baby daddy, along with a new level of appreciation for (and dependence on) his mum as he learns to care for the otherworldly baby.
THUNDERLIPS is a multi-person identity created by Sean Wallace and Jordan Windsor in 2013 as a moniker for their collaboration. Hungry to create, the duo spent years conceiving and directing music videos and short films with little to no money but so much passion and ingenuity that they’ve collected six Vimeo Staff Picks and their work has been screened at the British Film Institute and the Clermont-Ferrand Festival du Court Métrage. Itching to make feature films, THUNDERLIPS wrote an original screenplay called The Golden Years of Wayne Patterson which made it into the second round of consideration for the Sundance Development Track 2019. Their debut feature film: Mum, I’m Alien Pregnant is set to be released in early 2026.
