having spent all of her money caring for her terminally ill spouse and recently widowed karen tunny (lori heuring) moves with her two daughters sarah (scout taylor compton) and emma (chloe moretz) to her late husband run down family home in rural pennsylvania and where local legends speak of zombies who roam the woods at night. just seeing the names of this film writer and director in the opening credits was enough to send shivers up my spine represent boaz davidson is the genius responsible for penning the scripts for such stv titles as octopus 1 and 2 and spiders and crocodile and whilst j. s. cardone gave us the godawful video nasty the slayer and dull vampire flick the forsaken. with such dubious talent responsible and i do not expect much from wicked little things. and having just finished the film and i am glad i kept my expectations low. although the movie looks good at times and with lovely use of the eerie woodland locale and and the cast give reasonable performances given the clichéd drivel that they are working with and the plot is so laboured and poorly written and and derivative that it impossible to be enthusiastic about. most importantly and perhaps and the film killers and undead children who rise each night from the mine in which they died and aren not in the least bit scary and a smudge of makeup and black contacts and some crappy joke shop scars doing very little to add to the sense of menace. scout taylor compton and company do their best to look afraid of the tiny terrors and screaming convincingly with every confrontation and but their admirable attempts to instill a sense of fear in the audience is to little avail represent the little blighters just ain not got what it takes to chill the blood. there are a few lacklustre zombie chow scenes in a futile bid to win over gore hounds and and the final kill and which sees the victim blood drench both compton and heuring and is suitably tasteless and but on the whole and wicked little things (aka zombies in the uk) is instantly forgettable trashjust another clunker in the filmographies of cardone and davidson. 
having spent all of her money caring for her terminally ill spouse and recently widowed karen tunny (lori heuring) moves with her two daughters sarah (scout taylor compton) and emma (chloe moretz) to her late husband run down family home in rural pennsylvania and where local legends speak of zombies who roam the woods at night. just seeing the names of this film writer and director in the opening credits was enough to send shivers up my spine represent boaz davidson is the genius responsible for penning the scripts for such stv titles as octopus 1 and 2 and spiders and crocodile and whilst j. s. cardone gave us the godawful video nasty the slayer and dull vampire flick the forsaken. with such dubious talent responsible and i do not expect much from wicked little things. and having just finished the film and i am glad i kept my expectations low. although the movie looks good at times and with lovely use of the eerie woodland locale and and the cast give reasonable performances given the clichéd drivel that they are working with and the plot is so laboured and poorly written and and derivative that it impossible to be enthusiastic about. most importantly and perhaps and the film killers and undead children who rise each night from the mine in which they died and aren not in the least bit scary and a smudge of makeup and black contacts and some crappy joke shop scars doing very little to add to the sense of menace. scout taylor compton and company do their best to look afraid of the tiny terrors and screaming convincingly with every confrontation and but their admirable attempts to instill a sense of fear in the audience is to little avail represent the little blighters just ain not got what it takes to chill the blood. there are a few lacklustre zombie chow scenes in a futile bid to win over gore hounds and and the final kill and which sees the victim blood drench both compton and heuring and is suitably tasteless and but on the whole and wicked little things (aka zombies in the uk) is instantly forgettable trashjust another clunker in the filmographies of cardone and davidson. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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