movies about evil children
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Scott Promish wrote:
>
> In article <33492E...@ic3.ithaca.edu>, wack...@ic3.ithaca.edu says...
> >
> >Jennifer Valley wrote:
> >>
> >> I don't know why, but this subject fascinates me...not teenagers like
> >> Carrie or Badlands or Heavenly Creatures or anything. Not religious like
> >> The Omen either. I mean evil kids that are just...normal-seeming kids
> >> (be they aliens or whatever) My favorites are The Bad Seed, Village of
> >> the Damned, and Emily May. can anyone suggest some other good ones?
> >> morbid fascination I guess...cause we all wished we'd killed our parents
> >> when no one would suspect...:)
> >
> >Alice, Sweet Alice (a horror classic-highly recommended) and Bloody
> >Birthday (a guilty pleasure) come to mind.
>
> CELIA (cheesily and misleadingly subtitled "Child of Terror" on the U.S.
> release.)
How about ISLAND OF THE DAMNED, a 1975 Spanish chiller (similar but much
better than the later CHILDREN OF THE CORN) in which a couple arrive on
an isolated island for a vacation and slowly discover that virtually the
entire adult population has been killed off by the island's children.
As I remember it, the pregnant wife dies at the end when the baby in her
stomach turns against her. Weird.
Jennifer Valley
brian gusse
There was one that came out in the late '70s or early '80s called "The
Children", about a busload of schoolchildren who pass through a radiation
cloud & are turned into killers. Wasn't very good, but it fits your bill.
brian
Bill Ackerman
Jennifer Valley wrote:
>
> I don't know why, but this subject fascinates me...not teenagers like
> Carrie or Badlands or Heavenly Creatures or anything. Not religious like
> The Omen either. I mean evil kids that are just...normal-seeming kids
> (be they aliens or whatever) My favorites are The Bad Seed, Village of
> the Damned, and Emily May. can anyone suggest some other good ones?
> morbid fascination I guess...cause we all wished we'd killed our parents
> when no one would suspect...:)
Alice, Sweet Alice (a horror classic-highly recommended) and Bloody
Birthday (a guilty pleasure) come to mind.
Bill
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other"
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Scott Promish
>>
>> I don't know why, but this subject fascinates me...not teenagers like
>> Carrie or Badlands or Heavenly Creatures or anything. Not religious like
>> The Omen either. I mean evil kids that are just...normal-seeming kids
>> (be they aliens or whatever) My favorites are The Bad Seed, Village of
>> the Damned, and Emily May. can anyone suggest some other good ones?
>> morbid fascination I guess...cause we all wished we'd killed our parents
>> when no one would suspect...:)
>
>Alice, Sweet Alice (a horror classic-highly recommended) and Bloody
>Birthday (a guilty pleasure) come to mind.
CELIA (cheesily and misleadingly subtitled "Child of Terror" on the U.S.
release.)
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How about "The House That Dripped Blood". It's an Amicus anthology film
from the late sixties (I think all the stories were based on Robert
Bloch's work). One of the stories stars Christopher Lee as the father of
an angelic looking little blonde girl of whom he is absolutely terrified -
and with good reason. It's interesting, though, because you never really
know if she's inherently evil, or just behaves that way because her father
expects her to.
Keith Bailey
Bloody Birthday
Unknown Subject
In <334973...@worldnet.att.net> Jennifer Valley
<netd...@worldnet.att.net> writes:
>
>I don't know why, but this subject fascinates me...not teenagers like
>Carrie or Badlands or Heavenly Creatures or anything. Not religious
like
>The Omen either. I mean evil kids that are just...normal-seeming kids
>(be they aliens or whatever) My favorites are The Bad Seed, Village of
>the Damned, and Emily May. can anyone suggest some other good ones?
>morbid fascination I guess...cause we all wished we'd killed our
parents
>when no one would suspect...:)
LORD OF THE FLIES always struck me as "evil," though I understand
evilness wasn't what the film was about.
Laura Tiffany
In <334973...@worldnet.att.net> Jennifer Valley
<netd...@worldnet.att.net> writes:
>
>I don't know why, but this subject fascinates me...not teenagers like
>Carrie or Badlands or Heavenly Creatures or anything. Not religious
like
>The Omen either. I mean evil kids that are just...normal-seeming kids
>(be they aliens or whatever) My favorites are The Bad Seed, Village of
>the Damned, and Emily May. can anyone suggest some other good ones?
>morbid fascination I guess...cause we all wished we'd killed our
parents
>when no one would suspect...:)
The Good Son, with Macauly Culkin and Elijah Wood. not the greatest
film in the world but the ending is pretty wicked.
Philo D.
THE OTHER
Anonymous
In article <cwasser.4...@urz-mail.urz.uni-heidelberg.de>,
cwa...@urz-mail.urz.uni-heidelberg.de (Christian Wasser) wrote:
> My favourite : "The boy who cried bitch" (with Harley Cross, Karen Young and
> Moira Kelly)
>
Does anyone know why this is not on video in the US?
Philo D.
One of my favorite things is a movie that turns out to be about
an evil child, but I don't know that in advance. So it is a
surprise. This has happened to me (I think) three times so far.
Mentioning names here might spoil the surprise for some readers.
So some of them are mentioned below. (Quit reading now to avoid
spoilers...)
The Sailor that Fell from Grace with the Sea
Baxter
Afraid of the Dark
Christian Wasser
My favourite : "The boy who cried bitch" (with Harley Cross, Karen Young and
Moira Kelly)
Tschuess,
Christian
Dolores Neese
The Bad Seed!!!!!
Larry Sternshein
In article <334973...@worldnet.att.net>, Jennifer Valley
>morbid fascination I guess...cause we all wished we'd killed our parents
>when no one would suspect...:)
You might like Mickey about a killer 8 year old or something. The poster
reads "Jason and Freddy were kids once." That should give you an idea what
the movie is about. Basicly, it's about the little boy from family ties who
kills like everybody and none of the adults have the brains to just rush him
and kick his ass.
Larry Sternshein
Faculty of Education
In article <5icott$e...@freenet-news.carleton.ca>, ca...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA
says...
>
>
>Bloody Birthday
Everyone is forgeting the best movies made about evil kids "Problem Child 1"
and "problem child 2" starring john ritter and gilbert godfried.
Chriwor
>There's a really obscure Spanish one whose title is something like: Who
>Could Kill a Child? or Would You Kill a Child? from the mid-1970's about
a
>couple trapped on an island where all of the children become maniacs and
>go on a killing spree, forcing the couple to fight their way off. Kind
of
>like Night of the Living Dead with children instead of zombies!! Really
>weird.
Now this sounds like my kind of movie! Where did you see it? Is
it available on tape?
Doctor Butcher, Medical Deviate
I remember seeing a film years ago on late night TV called "The
Children", about some toxic gas leak in a small town caused by a truck
crash, and kids breathe in the fumes and start biting everyone... There's
also a anthology called "Death House" (I think), and one of the stories
was about some grumpy old bitch who is harassed by these kids with really
bad mutant teeth who are hiding upstairs in her house.
William F. Picard
Jennifer Valley (netd...@worldnet.att.net) wrote:
: I don't know why, but this subject fascinates me...not teenagers like
: Carrie or Badlands or Heavenly Creatures or anything. Not religious like
: The Omen either. I mean evil kids that are just...normal-seeming kids
: (be they aliens or whatever) My favorites are The Bad Seed, Village of
: the Damned, and Emily May. can anyone suggest some other good ones?
There's a really obscure Spanish one whose title is something like: Who
Philo D.
In article <19970410065...@ladder01.news.aol.com>, chr...@aol.com
(Chriwor) wrote:
> >There's a really obscure Spanish one whose title is something like: Who
> >Could Kill a Child? or Would You Kill a Child? from the mid-1970's about
> a
> >couple trapped on an island where all of the children become maniacs and
> >go on a killing spree, forcing the couple to fight their way off. Kind
> of
> >like Night of the Living Dead with children instead of zombies!! Really
> >weird.
>
> Now this sounds like my kind of movie! Where did you see it? Is
> it available on tape?
¿Quién puede matar a un niño? (1976)
Spain 1976 Color
Also Known As:
Island of the Damned (1977)
Killer's Playground, The (1977)
Would You Kill a Child? (1977)
Directed by
Narciso Ibanez-Serrador
Cast (in alphabetical order)
María Luisa Arias
Lewis Flander
Miguel Narros
Marisa Porcel
Prunella Ransome .... Evelyn
Antonio Ranzo
Marián Salgado
Cristina Torres
Written by
Luis Penafiel
J.J. Plans (novel)
Me
"Village of the Damned" actually had a sequel, or so I have heard it
to be a sequel, called "Children of the Damned". It was a b/w film
made around the early 70s (??). I found the info when looking up
"Village of the Damned" in the 1992 "Movie Hound - Golden Retriever"
video guide thing. Very odd, with one evil mass of glowy-eyed
children. Taped it off cheesy late night cable about 5 years ago.
edwin colebunders
The omen (all of them)
Dolores Neese <dol...@crl.com> schreef in artikel
<5if011$d...@nexp.crl.com>...
> The Bad Seed!!!!!
>
Christopher Siciliano
Interview with the Vampire had the child vampire
Jennifer Valley
edwin colebunders wrote:
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> Village of the damned
>
> Dolores Neese <dol...@crl.com> schreef in artikel
> <5if011$d...@nexp.crl.com>...
> > The Bad Seed!!!!!
> >
Uh...I said Village (the new one, my all-time fave evil kid flack) and
Bad seed when I started this thread. I also like Emily May. A genius 8
year old kills everyone around her because they are idiots.
edwin colebunders
Iain Triffitt
On 10 Apr 1997 06:56:15 GMT, chr...@aol.com (Chriwor) wrote:
>>There's a really obscure Spanish one whose title is something like: Who
>>Could Kill a Child? or Would You Kill a Child? from the mid-1970's about
>a
>>couple trapped on an island where all of the children become maniacs and
>>go on a killing spree, forcing the couple to fight their way off. Kind
>of
>>like Night of the Living Dead with children instead of zombies!! Really
>>weird.
>
>Now this sounds like my kind of movie! Where did you see it? Is
>it available on tape?
It was released in Australia (at least) under the title "Island of
Terror". Well worth seeking out.
Iain <trif@viper,net.au>
pflam...@aol.com
In article <01bc475f$31606f40$LocalHost@default>, "Ian J" <Sal...@btinternet.com> writes:
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>What about the kid in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory that always wanted
>everything!
>
>
VERUCA SALT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I LOVE that character!
"But I want it daddy! I want it NOW!"
Ron L.
Ian J
What about the kid in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory that always wanted
everything!
Ian.
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JohnM
You will enjoy the 1995 British film 'A Young Poisoner's Handbook' where
a teenager discovers that thallium is a pretty good poison and proceeds
to...well the title says it all.
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On 9 Apr 1997 22:03:49 GMT, educ...@uregina.ca (Faculty of
Education) wrote:
>In article <5icott$e...@freenet-news.carleton.ca>, ca...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA
>says...
>>
>>
>>Bloody Birthday
>
>
>Everyone is forgeting the best movies made about evil kids "Problem Child 1"
>and "problem child 2" starring john ritter and gilbert godfried.
>
How about the kid in "Bad Seed" -- I remember seeing some kind of
article about "At home with John Waters" and he had a framed picture
of the little minx on his desk.
Christina
50% Mary, 50% Rhoda
H8ER
Evil children movies?
Children, the (1980)
powerslave
Responding to: h8...@aol.com (H8ER)
Probably missed all the discussion on this subject, but:
The Omen
Village of the Damned
Village of the Damned (Remake)
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David Laskowski wrote:
> >Evil children movies?
> >
> >Children, the (1980)
> >
> Claire
The Children's Hour
Rosemary's Baby
Lee Banyard
Robert Thomson (plo...@globalserve.net) wrote:
: > Evil children movies?
:
:
: Damien: Omen II
: The Good Son
: Mikey
: Dead Kids (?)
Home A-f***ing-lone
Lee
amanda elizabeth riley
In <336503...@globalserve.net> Robert Thomson
<plo...@globalserve.net> writes:
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>> Evil children movies?
>
>
>Damien: Omen II
>The Good Son
>Mikey
>Dead Kids (?)
the exorcist
the bad seed
the good son
the brood
Robert Thomson
Robert Thomson
Lee Banyard wrote:
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> Robert Thomson (plo...@globalserve.net) wrote:
> : > Evil children movies?
>
> Lee
> Isn't that Gregg Araki's new flick?
J.N.Browndyke
I don't know if anyone has mentioned it yet, but the baddest kid
by-far was the little blond girl in "The Bad Seed." I still get
creeped-out by blond pigtails...
Jeff
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