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Released Year: 1993
Runtime: 92 minutes
Directors: David Price
Writers: Gilbert Adler, A L Katz
Casts: Robert Harvey, Christie Clark, Ed Grady, Ryan Bollman, Wallace Merck, Ned Romero, Terence Knox, Paul Scherrer, Rosalind Allen, Matthew Hunter, Bill Wagner
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Variety -
Coming nine years after the original, this supernatural horror sequel is a competently made but uninspired effort. Gore fans should dig it.
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TV Guide Magazine -
Calling CHILDREN OF THE CORN II a better film than its predecessor is something like damning with faint praise, but this sequel manages to be somewhat less ludicrous and occasionally a little more chilling than the first film.
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Los Angeles Times -
It must be said that, stuck with a script full of plot holes, director David Price doesn't flinch. Both he and his key actors are clearly up to better material than Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice.
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Washington Post -
It's all incredibly stupid, right down to the predictable romantic entanglements of father and son with the only two women not committed to He Who ... well, you know. Lacking even the cheapest of thrills, this "Corn" is down to its last cob.
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Austin Chronicle -
Despite a great 15-second, computer-generated effects scene, Corn II manages to be 90-odd minutes of unrelenting cheese. Like runny Brie with blood all over it, it just makes you want to gag.
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Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice (1992)
Arriving in Gatlin, Nebraska, a news-reporter and his son get wind of a story about the youth in the town murdering their parents finds that a series of brutal murders are revealed to be worshipers of the corn-stalks and try to stop them before they carry out their plans.
Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice (1992)
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Information
Released Year: 1993
Runtime: 92 minutes
Directors: David Price
Writers: Gilbert Adler, A L Katz
Casts: Robert Harvey, Christie Clark, Ed Grady, Ryan Bollman, Wallace Merck, Ned Romero, Terence Knox, Paul Scherrer, Rosalind Allen, Matthew Hunter, Bill Wagner
Storyline
Arriving in Gatlin, Nebraska, a news-reporter and his son get wind of a story about the youth in the town murdering their parents finds that a series of brutal murders are revealed to be worshipers of the corn-stalks and try to stop them before they carry out their plans.
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Reviews
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Variety -
Coming nine years after the original, this supernatural horror sequel is a competently made but uninspired effort. Gore fans should dig it.
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TV Guide Magazine -
Calling CHILDREN OF THE CORN II a better film than its predecessor is something like damning with faint praise, but this sequel manages to be somewhat less ludicrous and occasionally a little more chilling than the first film.
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Los Angeles Times -
It must be said that, stuck with a script full of plot holes, director David Price doesn't flinch. Both he and his key actors are clearly up to better material than Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice.
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Washington Post -
It's all incredibly stupid, right down to the predictable romantic entanglements of father and son with the only two women not committed to He Who ... well, you know. Lacking even the cheapest of thrills, this "Corn" is down to its last cob.
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Austin Chronicle -
Despite a great 15-second, computer-generated effects scene, Corn II manages to be 90-odd minutes of unrelenting cheese. Like runny Brie with blood all over it, it just makes you want to gag.
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Arriving in Gatlin, Nebraska, a news-reporter and his son get wind of a story about the youth in the town murdering their parents finds that a series of brutal murders are revealed to be worshipers of the corn-stalks and try to stop them before they carry out their plans.
Arriving in Gatlin, Nebraska, a news-reporter and his son get wind of a story about the youth in the town murdering their parents finds that a series of brutal murders are revealed to be worshipers of the corn-stalks and try to stop them before they carry out their plans.
Arriving in Gatlin, Nebraska, a news-reporter and his son get wind of a story about the youth in the town murdering their parents finds that a series of brutal murders are revealed to be worshipers of the corn-stalks and try to stop them before they carry out their plans.
Arriving in Gatlin, Nebraska, a news-reporter and his son get wind of a story about the youth in the town murdering their parents finds that a series of brutal murders are revealed to be worshipers of the corn-stalks and try to stop them before they carry out their plans.