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| ACTORS: | Linda Hamilton, Peter Horton |
| CATEGORY: | DVD |
| DIRECTOR: | Kiersch, Fritz |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 1984 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Starz / Anchor Bay |
| MPAA RATING: | R (Restricted) |
| FEATURES: | Closed-captioned, Color, Widescreen |
| TYPE: | Adult Language, Chilly, Color, Creepy, Eerie, English, Enigmatic, Evil Children, Feature, Fish Out of Water, Graphic Violence, Gruesome, Horror, Horror / Sci-Fi / Fantasy, Movie, Not For Children, Profanity, Supernatural Horror, Tense, USA |
| MEDIA: | UMD for PSP |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 013131414080 |
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Customer Reviews of Children of the Corn (UMD Mini For PSP)
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>This movie will give you the creeps during the scenes through the corn fields, the fact that the town has been rid of adults, and then there is the scene--an unexpected scene that involves a child and a car ...enough said. Watch the movie and feel the fright for yourself. <
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>There are some cheesy parts in this movie due to low budget production, but all in all not so bad. <
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No adults aloud!
This is an OK movie. I've seen it three or four times and I decided to buy it. I didn't even bother watching all the others because movies that aren't that good usually don't have good sequals either. But this one is good enough to watch although not scary at all. Malachai is pretty cool.
Solid 80's horror from a Stephen King short story
Like the majority of adapted Stephen King stories, this 80's horror flick falls short of the source material, although it's pretty cool to actually see the source material on the screen. (Literally, a paperback copy of Night Shift is on the dashboard in front of Linda Hamilton in the opening driving sequence).
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>The original story is only 30 pages long and a little different from the movie, but again, like the majority of King's work, it just doesn't transfer directly to the screen. The story is slightly modified, but not terribly so. One day the children in a small town decide to rise up and kill all the adults in the town in order to worship HE WHO WALKS BEHIND THE ROWS. This plot-line goes back to one of King's semi-obsessions: the idea that there are small towns out there so remote that no one would even notice when an entire town is massacred and deserted... that is, until a pair of unsuspecting travelers happen upon it.
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>Rating this movie based on special-effects and film quality standards of today would hardly be fair, and I have a feeling that for the 80's this was a quality film, but obviously, today the climactic scenes, and some stuff leading up to that are pretty "corny"... I knew I'd have to say that.
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>I haven't seen any of the sequels, and I suspect they're not that great, but this film is worth the time to watch if you're into horror movies. The kids playing Isaac and Malakai are definitely creepy and poor special effects are forgivable if you have creepy kids backing it up.