Children Of The Corn
Children Of The Corn
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An Impressive Horror That Can Deliver All Kinds Of
An impressive horror that can deliver all kinds of different emotions to the viewers, thereby making it an ideal film for most (maybe not for others, but for most).
Children Of The Corn Was Released In 1984 With A B
Children of the Corn was released in 1984 with a backlash of hatred from critics for it. Since then (thanks to its sequels) it has become a cult classic. And what a cult classic it is!
In the drought-striken plains of Newbraska, a cult of evil children begin to butcher all the adults to use their blood to save the dying corn.
The children in this film make Damien (The Omen) look like a sweetheart. All of them have evil glaring eyes which just say "Kill! Kill!". Wait until you see John Franklin (Isaac) peer through that diner window. It will stay with you for months.
This film also has a horrific "child slaying" moment, and even though it isn't gory, it will definitely disturb and shock.
If your unfamilier with this horror series, you better get familiar with it. This one will not be a disappointment.
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