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Best Independent Film | 2005 | Douglas
Gene Simmons of the band 'KISS' currently owns the prop severed head of the kid's mother. It was given to him by Tim Sullivan when he interviewed Simmons for "Fangoria" in 1983. Sullivan - who was a PA on this film - went on to produce Detroit Rock City (1999) and write and direct 2001 Maniacs (2005) and Driftwood (2006).
There's an unofficial sequel, Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor (1990). In many parts of Asia, it was distributed under the name "The Deadly Spawn 2: The Metamorphosis". Because Metamorphosis was made for millions of dollars more, and had much higher production values than the "Deadly Spawn" did, the producers wanted to separate them altogether.
The mother spawn was constructed in the basement of effects artist John Dods. However, no one took the creature's size into consideration, so when they had to have it on set, they had to cut off one of the creature's heads to get it through a doorway, and reassemble it on set.
The effects of the mini-spawns slithering across the floor in the basement was achieved by cutting a "S" wriggle into the floor, and pulling the spawns along under the floor.
This film was almost picked up for theatrical release by Paramount.
"[after being attacked by an enormous alien mouth] Kathy: What... the FUCK was THAT?"
"Aunt Millie: [looking at Bunny's ceramic animals] I've never seen this giraffe before. Bunny: He's new! Aunt Millie: He's big! Bunny: Don't you just love him? Aunt Millie: To pieces. Bunny: Do you know what I've always wanted? Aunt Millie: What? Bunny: A really handsome gorilla. Aunt Millie: A WHAT? Bunny: A gorilla! But, they don't seem to make fine ceramics of the great apes, for some reason. They are our nearest relations, you know, the great apes. But they never left the proverbial Garden of Eden like we did. Did you know he's a vegetarian? Aunt Millie: Who is? Bunny: The gorilla! No eating the flesh for him, no sir. He's peace-loving, and adorable! Aunt Millie: Good Lord. Mother, you're crazy."
