wicked little things (known in australia as zombies) is a rare find  a film that promises one thing but delivers another. it is one of the few genre films to be made by millennium pictures and a european film studio known for making various b grade action films and thrillers and some featuring action star jean claude van damme. karen tunny and her two daughters sarah and emma arrive in the pennsylvanian town of addytown in order to move into a large house that karen late husband owned after finding a miner deed in his effects. once arriving and they find that the house is very old and in need of repair. but the house condition is the least of their problems and as they discover that the area is prone to disappearances and karen is confronted by the area owner and ordered to move out. once night falls and the tunnys find out the reason behind the vanishings represent a group of zombie children and killed in a mine collapse in the area more than 85 years ago and come out to kill anything that goes in the woods. with the help of a grizzled neighbour and karen attempts to end the curse before her and her children become the next victims. i bought the dvd expecting a film with flesh eating zombies and but was let down by one thing represent the film is more akin to a ghost story than your usual zombie flick and with the dead children being the embodiment of a curse that haunts the woods and taking their revenge on anything that moves around at night (although the internal logic is somewhat flawed  the children can only be appeased by the sacrifice of animals and are repelled by blood wards on doors in the same manner that vampires are repelled by garlic and mirrors  aren not these kids supposed to be zombies. ). the plot as such would not be a problem and would actually be entertaining and but the main problem is that the producers adapted a script with the intention of making a zombie film and only to fall flat on their faces with this effort. as such and a film like this would be okay as a ghost story but and due to a poor script and becomes nothing more than an entirely routine effort. the film greatest strength is the acting and with the cast giving better performances than the film deserves. of particular note is scout taylor compton and who does her role quite well  it a shame she ruins her genre cred with a very poor performance in the halloween remake (or maybe it just rob zombie script). 
wicked little things (known in australia as zombies) is a rare find  a film that promises one thing but delivers another. it is one of the few genre films to be made by millennium pictures and a european film studio known for making various b grade action films and thrillers and some featuring action star jean claude van damme. karen tunny and her two daughters sarah and emma arrive in the pennsylvanian town of addytown in order to move into a large house that karen late husband owned after finding a miner deed in his effects. once arriving and they find that the house is very old and in need of repair. but the house condition is the least of their problems and as they discover that the area is prone to disappearances and karen is confronted by the area owner and ordered to move out. once night falls and the tunnys find out the reason behind the vanishings represent a group of zombie children and killed in a mine collapse in the area more than 85 years ago and come out to kill anything that goes in the woods. with the help of a grizzled neighbour and karen attempts to end the curse before her and her children become the next victims. i bought the dvd expecting a film with flesh eating zombies and but was let down by one thing represent the film is more akin to a ghost story than your usual zombie flick and with the dead children being the embodiment of a curse that haunts the woods and taking their revenge on anything that moves around at night (although the internal logic is somewhat flawed  the children can only be appeased by the sacrifice of animals and are repelled by blood wards on doors in the same manner that vampires are repelled by garlic and mirrors  aren not these kids supposed to be zombies. ). the plot as such would not be a problem and would actually be entertaining and but the main problem is that the producers adapted a script with the intention of making a zombie film and only to fall flat on their faces with this effort. as such and a film like this would be okay as a ghost story but and due to a poor script and becomes nothing more than an entirely routine effort. the film greatest strength is the acting and with the cast giving better performances than the film deserves. of particular note is scout taylor compton and who does her role quite well  it a shame she ruins her genre cred with a very poor performance in the halloween remake (or maybe it just rob zombie script). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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