"This film is written by the famous writer Stephen King and directed by Fritz Kiersch. It tells the story of a mysterious force in the cornfield controlling a child to kill an adult in the town. The remarkable sickle of sex makes the audience remember deep, shuddering, and frequently appeared in some later funny horror films. The original subtitles of the film misspelled Stephen King's Stephen as ""Steven"". In the original version The ending is that Vicki, the character played by Linda Hamilton, was killed by the children. She joined the "Blue Man" and had her eyes gouged out. This ending was too bloody and was deleted."
Children of the Corn background creation
2022-09-30 13:52
Extended Reading
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Burt: Don't ever show up in my emergency room, buddy!
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Burt: Hi, we've had an--
[gets cut off]
Diehl: I ain't got no gas.
Burt: No, I don't need gas.
Diehl: Ain't got no diesel fuel neither.
Burt: No, you--
[cut off again]
Diehl: Don't buy no gas you can't use no restroom.
Burt: Your telephone.
Diehl: Telephone! I ain't got no telephone.
Diehl: [dog barks] Sarge! You be still now.
Diehl: [sees blood on car] Mister, what you wanna do is to go to Hemmingford. It's about 19 miles down that right fork there.
Burt: What about Gatlin?
Diehl: Gatlin! There ain't nothin' in Gatlin.
Burt: What do you mean there ain't nothin' in Gatlin?
Diehl: Well, folks in Gatlin's got a religion. They don't like outsiders, and they probably don't have a phone there either.
Diehl: [dog barks again] Sarge! I said AT EASE!
Diehl: Mister, I'd love to sit here and shoot the breeze with you about politics and stuff, but I got a transmission to fix. Now you get on the right fork there and you'll be in Hemmingford in no time.
Burt: OK.
[walks back to car]
Burt: Yeah, thanks a lot.
Burt: [sitting in car, to Vicky] Either that man's senile, or he's been out in the sun too long.