Children of the Corn (2009)

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4.6 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2014

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Stephen King's short story "Children of the Corn" ties Carrie for being adapted for screens three times. The first was the "Dollar Baby" Disciples of the Crow, then in 1984 came the well-known film starring Linda Hamilton. Finally in 2009 came a new Children of the Corn, premiering initially on the SciFi channel before getting an unrated home video release. Is the third time the charm for He Who Walks Behind the Rows? Join Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart to find out!

{Stephen King Series}

{Children of the Corn Series}

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0:00.0	Let us give thanks to He who walks behind the rows.
0:05.0	Protects our cross.
0:07.0	The God of sacrifice.
0:10.0	The God who walked on the face of the earth.
0:14.0	He who walks behind the rows.
0:18.0	He who walks behind the rows.
0:23.0	God does speak to me in my dreams.
0:26.0	And God has told me that it is now our time.
0:30.0	Time to make sacrifice.
0:33.0	Time to kill.
0:36.0	Welcome to Now Playing's Children of the Corn, retro-spective series.
0:40.0	It is written.
0:42.0	A leader will come from the corn.
0:45.0	Part of the Now Playing's Stephen King movie review series.
0:49.0	I offer this to lead the walks behind the rows.
0:55.0	Posted by Stuart.
0:57.0	This is my game.
0:59.0	I've played it before and I'm better courts than yours.
1:01.0	Jacob.
1:03.0	He thought he had great spirit.
1:05.0	And Arnie.
1:06.0	What's Jimmy not Malachi?
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