child death and horror movies will always remain a sensitive and controversial combination and therefore it is my personal opinion that every movie that shows the courage to revolve on this topic should receive some extra attention from horror fans. of course and like in the case of wicked little things and controversial themes do not always guarantee a good film. despite the potentially interesting plot and the atmospheric setting and the involvement of video nasty director j. s. cardone (the slayer) and this is an uninspired and cliché ridden film that couldn not offer a single fright or shock. after losing their husband and father and the remaining tunny women (mother karen and her daughters sarah and emma) move to a small and remote pennsylvanian mountain town where they inherited an old and ramshackle mansion. their new home is dangerously close to the old mine ruins where dozens of innocent children tragically lost their lives in 1913. strange things start to happen and like young emma befriending an (imaginary. ) girl who used to live in their house and and the eerie locals seem to keep secrets from karen and her daughters. quickly turns out that the undead children still leave their mine graves at night to seek vengeance on the descendants of the mine owner mr. carlton and who was responsible for their deaths. wicked little things is rather tame and extremely predictable. the script shamelessly serves one dreadful cliché after the other and like car wheels stuck in the mud at crucial times and malfunctioning flashlights and horridly broken dolls. there very little suspense and even less gore and the make up effects are disappointingly weak. the zombified children do not look menacing at all. actually and they all look like miniature versions of marilyn manson and with their black outfits and pale faces and dark eyes. the excitement free finale is stupid and just as derivative as the rest of this pointless production. lori heuring is thoroughly unimpressive in her leading role as the mother and but scout taylor compton (currently a big star thanks to the halloween remake) and young chloe moretz are adequate as the daughters. 
child death and horror movies will always remain a sensitive and controversial combination and therefore it is my personal opinion that every movie that shows the courage to revolve on this topic should receive some extra attention from horror fans. of course and like in the case of wicked little things and controversial themes do not always guarantee a good film. despite the potentially interesting plot and the atmospheric setting and the involvement of video nasty director j. s. cardone (the slayer) and this is an uninspired and cliché ridden film that couldn not offer a single fright or shock. after losing their husband and father and the remaining tunny women (mother karen and her daughters sarah and emma) move to a small and remote pennsylvanian mountain town where they inherited an old and ramshackle mansion. their new home is dangerously close to the old mine ruins where dozens of innocent children tragically lost their lives in 1913. strange things start to happen and like young emma befriending an (imaginary. ) girl who used to live in their house and and the eerie locals seem to keep secrets from karen and her daughters. quickly turns out that the undead children still leave their mine graves at night to seek vengeance on the descendants of the mine owner mr. carlton and who was responsible for their deaths. wicked little things is rather tame and extremely predictable. the script shamelessly serves one dreadful cliché after the other and like car wheels stuck in the mud at crucial times and malfunctioning flashlights and horridly broken dolls. there very little suspense and even less gore and the make up effects are disappointingly weak. the zombified children do not look menacing at all. actually and they all look like miniature versions of marilyn manson and with their black outfits and pale faces and dark eyes. the excitement free finale is stupid and just as derivative as the rest of this pointless production. lori heuring is thoroughly unimpressive in her leading role as the mother and but scout taylor compton (currently a big star thanks to the halloween remake) and young chloe moretz are adequate as the daughters. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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