Alright, the first movie was great, I've seen it several times and it managed to send chills down my spine every time. Then there was the sequel, which still had it's moments, but wasn't nearly as good as the original. Then there were four other sequels which I won't even bother discussing here and then there is part 7 : Revelation. After seeing this one I can only ask myself one question...why? It's like watching Friday the 13th 4 : The Final Chapter and then finding out there are 6 more sequels (reminding you that Jason is pure evil, thus he won't be killed that easily, at least not in a movie that's called 'The Final Chapter':)).
What I'm only trying to say is that there's absolutely NO point to this movie whatsoever, a woman comes looking for her grandma who has disappeared, running into a bunch of evil children, some plot that makes no sense at all and even worse, this movie is so predictable it won't even scare you. In the first part we saw a big cornfield, which had something eerie, even if nothing happened, in this part we have a house with a small 'corn garden' in front of it (because there's no such thing as a Children Of The Corn movie without corn!) On top of that the acting is bad, really bad! The girl who plays Jamie isn't convincing at all, let alone the 'priest', who looks more like an escaped criminal.
To put it shortly, don't let the looks of the cover trick you into renting (or even worse, buying) it, because that cover is the best asset to this movie, cheerio to the designer of that particular cover, he's certainly worth his money.
Avoid at all costs!
What I'm only trying to say is that there's absolutely NO point to this movie whatsoever, a woman comes looking for her grandma who has disappeared, running into a bunch of evil children, some plot that makes no sense at all and even worse, this movie is so predictable it won't even scare you. In the first part we saw a big cornfield, which had something eerie, even if nothing happened, in this part we have a house with a small 'corn garden' in front of it (because there's no such thing as a Children Of The Corn movie without corn!) On top of that the acting is bad, really bad! The girl who plays Jamie isn't convincing at all, let alone the 'priest', who looks more like an escaped criminal.
To put it shortly, don't let the looks of the cover trick you into renting (or even worse, buying) it, because that cover is the best asset to this movie, cheerio to the designer of that particular cover, he's certainly worth his money.
Avoid at all costs!