Eva's life is hell. She's in a woman's prison where the warden hates her. A few women are beating on her because she won't be their drug mule. One of the guards is making dirty movies with the prisoners in the basement (and Eva's next). And her sister no longer wants to bring her daughter to visit and has threatened to take custody away even after Eva is released.Eva's daughter gives her a gift of a small box of worry dolls. So before she goes to bed that night, she whispers her worries to the dolls and puts them under her pillow. The dolls are supposed to take away her worries. But they didn't mention that it would be by crawling into her ear at night, living in a huge pimple on her forehead, and taking over her brain.
The most ridiculous thing about this film is that the pimple on Eva's forehead becomes this massive thing growth and no one seems to notice. People have conversations with her as if there is nothing wrong. If someone I saw everyday had a dinner roll sized pimple in the middle of their forehead and it wasn't there yesterday, I'd have to say something.
There's really only one active worry doll in the film. All it does is crawl through her ear, and then stick it's head out of the pimple on her forehead. Even worse, it has this high pitched voice that is so silly, you'll laugh.
And the whole thing with Carl the prison guard is just plain embarrassing, but what else would you expect from a Charles Band film.
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