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Between Children of the Corn, Village of the Damned, Them, and most recently, Weapons, there’s a great deal of variety when it comes to creepy children fare.
The rest of the space in the script features plot elements that come a little too close to the likes of Weapons, Village of the Damned, Shaun of the Dead, and A Nightmare on Elm Street.
…those blank-eyed British tots for VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED were in my “nightmare rotation” long before Regan MacNeil spewed pea soup in THE EXORCIST…
It draws inspiration from classics like The Shining, Hereditary, Day of the Dead, and a kind of reverse Village of the Damned.
The Polar Express (2004)
Directed by Robert Zemeckis
influenced by Village of the Damned (1960)
Characters
And there is something eerie and dead about these children's eyes, making them resemble those evil, stoic kids of the 1960 horror flick "Village of the Damned."
Creepy, malevolent kids have been a horror-flick staple at least since 1960's "Village of the Damned," but rarely have they been as realistically terrifying as Samuel, the disturbed and disturbing boy played by 6-year-old Noah Wiseman.
The sources for “The World’s End’s” fun include the 1960 horror-sci-fi classic, “Village of the Damned.”
(Stephens himself had just appeared in Village of the Damned.)