Shiva Baby is a 77-minute panic attack disguised as a comedy. It’s brilliant, sharp, and deeply uncomfortable. If you’re looking for a 'fun family movie night,' run the other direction. But if you want a razor-sharp look at the messy intersections of youth, sex, and family expectations, it's a must-watch for older teens and adults.
It’s one of the best examples of 'anxiety-horror' in recent years, proving that you don't need a monster under the bed when you have a nosy aunt asking why you're still single. It's tight, well-acted, and doesn't waste a single second of your time.




