Children of the Corn
  Children of the Corn
Formats: DVD / VHS
Released (US): March 9th, 1984

A twelve year-old preacher named Isaac (John Franklin) in the town of Gaitlin, Nebraska, commands the children of the town to kill everyone over the age of 18. When one child tries to escape 3 years later, his throat is cut by Isaac's disciple, Malachai (Courtney Gains). As the dying child staggers into the main highway, he is hit by Dr. Burt Stanton (Peter Horton) who is traveling with his girlfriend, Vicky Baxter (Linda Hamilton), on their way to Seattle. They put the corpse of the child in their trunk and attempt to head toward Gaitlin. They encounter Chester Diehl (R.G. Armstrong), the proprietor of a roadside gas station, who attempts to detour them around the town. Upon arriving in Gatlin, Vicky is captured by the children while Stanton is exploring the town, and it is their plan to sacrifice her to feed the cornfields.

 

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Posted By: Koala - June 16th, 2011 4:40:35 pm EDT

he who walks behind the rows,

 
 
Posted By: Keith - May 9th, 2011 2:49:20 pm EDT

I read this story in one setting, and was very pleased. Although, after I read it, I thought this could be an opening, to what the full-potential of this story could be. Great read with vivid "spookiness" and a flash of humor in some scenes. Corn has an eeriness itself: a harvesting vegetable plant that grows taller than a human, and dangles blades of leaf throughout. I dont think I will ever go alone into a corn field!

 
 
Posted By: Boy - May 6th, 2011 3:10:44 pm EDT

scary.

 
 
Posted By: VICTOR - April 16th, 2011 9:19:49 pm EDT

THIS MOVIE SCARED THE CRAP OUT OF ME. AND IM A KID!

 
 
Posted By: J.K Christine - February 23rd, 2011 3:38:33 am EST

This is such a lovely book. I absolutely adore all your work,Mr.King.

 
 
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