A married couple who
lives at the cornfield in are massacred
by a group of evil posessed children led
by a boy named Ezeekial (Adam Wylie) and
then some of his followers slaughter a
couple the next day for trespassing in
their cornfield as they have made a wrong
turn.
Four of their other friends crash their
car in the town of Divinity Falls and end
up near the cornfield as well while one
of them named Allison (Stacey Gallina) is
trying to look for her lost brother Jacob
(David Buzzotta) who is apparently in the
small town area od Divinity Falls near
the cornfield.
The kids aren't happy with them
trespassing on their land so they walk to
a small town and tries to find a bus to
get back but a local Sherrif named Skaggs
(Fred Williamson) tells them that a bus
only runs twice a day and they missed the
last one so they try to sleep in their
car only to find out that the kids lit
their car on fire.
They then hike to the abandoned house
that was once owned by the older married
coupled who got killed by the kids and
then they spot their dead friends and
tries to contact Sherrif Skaggs but he
demands them to be oin the next bus and
to leave the area immediately. None of
them listen to him as Allison is still
looking for her brother, they discover
that the town is home to the cult of the
evil children, led by eccentric old coot
Luke Enright (David Carradine).
Also there is a light silo that is evil.
Allison (Stacey Gallina) also discovers
that her long lost brother is a member of
this cult and one of Allison's friends
named Kir (Eva Mendes) reads the book
"For he who walks behind the
rows" to discover what the
children's ceremony is all about as they
base it all on the book.
With the help of her other three friends,
Allison must now stop this evil cult and
their evil mayhem.
Neat cheesy
effects especially the evil Silo in the
film which makes up for part 4.
It was suspenseful too and fun to watch.
It had low production values but that's
what made it look entertaining too as the
budget looked similar to a TV movie.
I always enjoyed TV movie type films as
they have different values where you can
kick back on a sofa and just watch the
movie with a bowl of microwaveable
popcorn..
The acting is in
very good shape since we have many
familiar faces in it.
Their performance seems very TV acting
like and I enjoy that type of acting.
Former TV Picket Fences child
star Adam Wylie delivers his
character well with his lines making them
very solid and strong.
Fred Williamson plays a good
Sherrif with his aggression towards the
college students.
Also we have a cameo by Kane Hodder
who played Jason in many of the Friday
the 13th sequels as an
aggressive bartender and a good job he
does too.
The gore has lots of blood
splurtings.
There are mutilations, hackings, axeing,
head split open
Hole burned in the head by a demon
Throat slashed
Throat slashed with shears
Someone falls into a bunch of spikes
A drill in the leg
Blown up by a torch.
The directing is
well paced by Ethan Wiley and
knows how to keep the viewers glued to
the set.
He really knew how to whip
the kids in shape too to seem
convincingly initimidating as cult
children especially during the massacres.
He has nice shots of the small town as
well as the cornfields at night and the
shot of the silo shooting out flames is a
classic moment too.
His shot of the ending with the baby is
unforgettable as well.
Ethan also wrote the first two
horror/comedy flicks titled House
and House II: The Second
Story.
Paul Rabjohns
composing is average but acceptable. He
composed for a number of other films
including Halloween: The Curse of
Michael Myers which he did a
terrific job with it. He also worked in
the sound department for motion pictures
like Blade and A
Mid Summer Night's Dream.
Ezeekial:
You're on private property.
Greg: Why don't you run along and
give us a little privacy then?
[Ezeekial stares at Greg]
Greg: That's a joke kid!
Tyrus: Shut up Greg!
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