Cult of child killers leads to the superntural but doesn't quite work
Children of the Corn was based upon a Stephen King story. A child preacher organizes the kids of a town in Nebraska to kill all the adults and form a religious community under his leadership. The only two who didn’t join were Job and Sarah. A few years later a couple made up of Burt and Vicky stumble upon the kids. The two groups of characters provide an inside and outside look at the cult Isaac has created.<br /><br />Being Stephen King this couldn’t be a straight-forward story. It turns out there is something in the corn. That’s where the plot transforms from a group of child killers to something akin to the supernatural.<br /><br />I’m not sure the two parts of the film really worked. If they’d just stuck to the kids it would have been good. The ending however really ruins things because it just isn’t believable nor well done. The special effects weren’t up to the task.
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