nearly everything that stephen king has ever written seems to have been turned into a film or tv series while in fact and i am surprised that no one has tried to make a mini series from the guy grocery list. let face it and if they did and it couldn not be any less interesting than children of the corn. based on one of king many short stories and this 1984 horror flick sees linda hamilton and peter horton playing a couple on a long car journey who run into a spot of bother when they chance upon the sleepy nebraska town of gatlin and where all of the adults have been murdered by children who worship an ancient evil that lurks in the corn fields. although director fritz kiersch does manage to build a fair amount of atmosphere at the beginning (after hamilton silly song and dance and but before we get to meet the freakish isaac and leader of the killer kids) and he completely blows it with endless unexciting scenes in which hamilton and horton are hunted down by the town homicidal half pints. courtney gains and as violent redhead malachai and manages to appear genuinely menacing and but the rest of the children are not the least bit threatening while as a result and many of the film  cary moments fail to work. towards the end of the film and when we finally get to see the malevolent force that inhabits the field surrounding gatlin and the film descends into a glut of terrible 80s visual effects that probably looked pretty ropey almost 25 years ago and but look positively laughable nowadays. children of the corn might be of interest to king fans keen to see how the writer work has been translated to the big screen and but your average horror film fan will be most unimpressed. 
nearly everything that stephen king has ever written seems to have been turned into a film or tv series while in fact and i am surprised that no one has tried to make a mini series from the guy grocery list. let face it and if they did and it couldn not be any less interesting than children of the corn. based on one of king many short stories and this 1984 horror flick sees linda hamilton and peter horton playing a couple on a long car journey who run into a spot of bother when they chance upon the sleepy nebraska town of gatlin and where all of the adults have been murdered by children who worship an ancient evil that lurks in the corn fields. although director fritz kiersch does manage to build a fair amount of atmosphere at the beginning (after hamilton silly song and dance and but before we get to meet the freakish isaac and leader of the killer kids) and he completely blows it with endless unexciting scenes in which hamilton and horton are hunted down by the town homicidal half pints. courtney gains and as violent redhead malachai and manages to appear genuinely menacing and but the rest of the children are not the least bit threatening while as a result and many of the film  cary moments fail to work. towards the end of the film and when we finally get to see the malevolent force that inhabits the field surrounding gatlin and the film descends into a glut of terrible 80s visual effects that probably looked pretty ropey almost 25 years ago and but look positively laughable nowadays. children of the corn might be of interest to king fans keen to see how the writer work has been translated to the big screen and but your average horror film fan will be most unimpressed. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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