Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 5 (click to see context) from:
** The psychic lady's bizarre yell when the children slit her throat, as well as her actress [[SpecialEffectFailure casually licking her lips as it happens]].
to:
** The psychic lady's bizarre yell when the children slit her throat, as well as her actress [[SpecialEffectFailure casually licking her lips as it happens]]. The latter only occurs in full-frame prints, it's cropped out in the widescreen Vinegar Syndrome Blu-ray.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 14 (click to see context) from:
* When Dale runs into the spiked log and is impaled, the shoot her falling over shows that the spikes poking through her back are glued there, as they move when she moves.
to:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 14 (click to see context) from:
* {{Tearjerker}}: During the finale, one of the children runs to his mother for protection, having seemingly regained his sanity. As he screams "mama!" and runs into his mother's arms, the two are gunned down.
to:
* When Dale runs into the spiked log and is impaled, the shoot her falling over shows that the spikes poking through her back are glued there, as they move when she moves.
* {{Tearjerker}}: During the finale, one of the children runs to his mother for protection, having seemingly regained his sanity. As he screams "mama!" and runs into his mother's arms, his mother stabs him in thetwo are gunned down.back, killing him.
* {{Tearjerker}}: During the finale, one of the children runs to his mother for protection, having seemingly regained his sanity. As he screams "mama!" and runs into his mother's arms, his mother stabs him in the
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* {{Tearjerker}}: During the finale, one of the children runs to his mother for protection, having seemingly regained his sanity. As he screams "mama!" and runs into his mother's arms, the two are gunned down.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Changed line(s) 14,16 (click to see context) from:
* WhatAnIdiot: Glenn's father never bothers calling for help or having Glenn find someone when he's caught in the bear trap.
** John should have thought better about bringing his family--including his own children--to a small town with an ''active child abduction problem''.
** There's also numerous moments of mothers letting their children play outside unattended in the film, just waiting to be kidnapped.
** John should have thought better about bringing his family--including his own children--to a small town with an ''active child abduction problem''.
** There's also numerous moments of mothers letting their children play outside unattended in the film, just waiting to be kidnapped.
to:
** John should have thought better about bringing his family--including his own children--to a small town with an ''active child abduction problem''.
** There's also numerous moments of mothers letting their children play outside unattended in the film, just waiting to be kidnapped.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: There's a part in the movie where Cleo is restrained by Ross (who is her uncle), and for whatever reason, she gets aroused and [[{{Squick}} asks him to touch her]]. He doesn't, and this moment is never alluded to again.
* {{Narm}}: Not a whole lot, which is surprising given the poor acting in the film and [[Creator/{{Troma}} who distributes it]], but there are some moments.
* {{Narm}}: Not a whole lot, which is surprising given the poor acting in the film and [[Creator/{{Troma}} who distributes it]], but there are some moments.
to:
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: There's a part in the movie where Cleo is restrained by Ross (who is her uncle), and for whatever reason, she gets aroused and [[{{Squick}} asks him to touch her]]. He doesn't, utterly confused by her request, and this moment is the advances never alluded to again.
go past that nor are they mentioned agian.
* ItWasHisSled: The film is generally only known for its ending, a graphic finale where all of the children are graphically killed off on-screen. Horror films about evil children are very common, but even the most graphic films of that type avoid showing their deaths.
* {{Narm}}: Not a whole lot, which is surprising given the poor actingin the film and [[Creator/{{Troma}} who distributes it]], but there are some moments.
* ItWasHisSled: The film is generally only known for its ending, a graphic finale where all of the children are graphically killed off on-screen. Horror films about evil children are very common, but even the most graphic films of that type avoid showing their deaths.
* {{Narm}}: Not a whole lot, which is surprising given the poor acting
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Deleted line(s) 1 (click to see context) :
* AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame: It's highly likely you only know about this movie because it ends with a bunch of kids being killed on-screen.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Incest Is Relative is an index.
Changed line(s) 2 (click to see context) from:
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: There's a part in the movie where Cleo is restrained by Ross (who is her uncle), and for whatever reason, she gets aroused and [[IncestIsRelative asks him to touch her]]. He doesn't, and this moment is never alluded to again.
to:
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: There's a part in the movie where Cleo is restrained by Ross (who is her uncle), and for whatever reason, she gets aroused and [[IncestIsRelative [[{{Squick}} asks him to touch her]]. He doesn't, and this moment is never alluded to again.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1 (click to see context) from:
* AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame: Chances are the only reason you know about this movie is because it ends with a bunch of kids being killed on-screen.
to:
* AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame: Chances are the It's highly likely you only reason you know about this movie is because it ends with a bunch of kids being killed on-screen.
Changed line(s) 3,4 (click to see context) from:
* {{Narm}}: Not a whole lot, which is surprising given the film's often poor acting and considering who distributes it, but there are some moments.
** When Cleo gets turned on out of nowhere, and asks her ''uncle'' if he can touch her. Her actress seems almost as baffled as the audience would be at that moment.
** When Cleo gets turned on out of nowhere, and asks her ''uncle'' if he can touch her. Her actress seems almost as baffled as the audience would be at that moment.
to:
* {{Narm}}: Not a whole lot, which is surprising given the film's often poor acting in the film and considering [[Creator/{{Troma}} who distributes it, it]], but there are some moments.
** When Cleo gets turned on out of nowhere, and asks her ''uncle'' if he can touch her. Her actress seems almost as baffled as the audiencewould be is at that moment.
** When Cleo gets turned on out of nowhere, and asks her ''uncle'' if he can touch her. Her actress seems almost as baffled as the audience
Changed line(s) 6 (click to see context) from:
** A kid wearing a New York Yankees cap is about to be meet his demise with two guns pointed directly at his head. His final words? A littler-than-LittleNo, oddly reminiscent of a [[MemeticMutation similar delivery of that word]] from ''Film/TheHappening''.
to:
** A kid wearing a New York Yankees cap is about to be meet his demise confronted, with two guns pointed directly at his head. His final words? A littler-than-LittleNo, oddly reminiscent of a [[MemeticMutation similar delivery of that word]] from ''Film/TheHappening''.simple, [[Film/TheHappening Elliot Moore]]-esque "[[LittleNo No]]".
Changed line(s) 10 (click to see context) from:
* SpecialEffectFailure: The special effects in this film are poor, even by Troma standards.
to:
* SpecialEffectFailure: The Even for Troma standards, this movie's special effects in this film are poor, even by Troma standards.quite poor.
Changed line(s) 12,13 (click to see context) from:
** The effects in the infamous finale range from "somewhat convincing" to "very fake". The children take a bit to drop to the ground moments after being shot or hit, and you can see a number of their corpses still breathing.
** The kid with the Yankees cap suddenly transforms into a rock with a clay head when he gets his [[YourHeadAsplode head blown up]].
** The kid with the Yankees cap suddenly transforms into a rock with a clay head when he gets his [[YourHeadAsplode head blown up]].
to:
** The effects in the infamous finale range from "somewhat convincing" to "very fake". The children take a bit to drop to the ground moments after being shot or hit, and you can see a number of their corpses "corpses" still breathing.
** The kid with the Yankees cap suddenly transforms into a rock with a clay head when hegets his [[YourHeadAsplode head blown up]].meets his demise]].
** The kid with the Yankees cap suddenly transforms into a rock with a clay head when he
Changed line(s) 15 (click to see context) from:
** John should have thought better about bringing his family--including his own children--to a small town with an ''active child abduction pandemic''.
to:
** John should have thought better about bringing his family--including his own children--to a small town with an ''active child abduction pandemic''.problem''.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame: Chances are the only reason you know about this movie is because it ends with a bunch of kids being killed on-screen.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: There's a part in the movie where Cleo is restrained by Ross (who is her uncle), and for whatever reason, she gets aroused and [[IncestIsRelative asks him to touch her]]. He doesn't, and this moment is never alluded to again.
* {{Narm}}: Not a whole lot, which is surprising given the film's often poor acting and considering who distributes it, but there are some moments.
** When Cleo gets turned on out of nowhere, and asks her ''uncle'' if he can touch her. Her actress seems almost as baffled as the audience would be at that moment.
** The psychic lady's bizarre yell when the children slit her throat, as well as her actress [[SpecialEffectFailure casually licking her lips as it happens]].
** A kid wearing a New York Yankees cap is about to be meet his demise with two guns pointed directly at his head. His final words? A littler-than-LittleNo, oddly reminiscent of a [[MemeticMutation similar delivery of that word]] from ''Film/TheHappening''.
* NightmareFuel: The finale, {{Special Effect Failure}}s aside, is pretty chilling, mainly because you're watching children get graphically killed for nearly 5 minutes.
** The film's idea is unsettling, even if its execution doesn't do it justice. Imagine if you had a child, and you happened to be living in the film's town. One little mistake and, at best, your child could be kidnapped, or at worst, they could be brainwashed to become a cannibal...
* TheScrappy: The psychic lady, if only because she ''never'' stops saying "deary". Chances are you probably won't mind it when she dies.
* SpecialEffectFailure: The special effects in this film are poor, even by Troma standards.
** If you watch when Glenn's father gets caught in the bear trap at the start, you can see that he's deliberately putting his foot into it.
** The effects in the infamous finale range from "somewhat convincing" to "very fake". The children take a bit to drop to the ground moments after being shot or hit, and you can see a number of their corpses still breathing.
** The kid with the Yankees cap suddenly transforms into a rock with a clay head when he gets his [[YourHeadAsplode head blown up]].
* WhatAnIdiot: Glenn's father never bothers calling for help or having Glenn find someone when he's caught in the bear trap.
** John should have thought better about bringing his family--including his own children--to a small town with an ''active child abduction pandemic''.
** There's also numerous moments of mothers letting their children play outside unattended in the film, just waiting to be kidnapped.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: There's a part in the movie where Cleo is restrained by Ross (who is her uncle), and for whatever reason, she gets aroused and [[IncestIsRelative asks him to touch her]]. He doesn't, and this moment is never alluded to again.
* {{Narm}}: Not a whole lot, which is surprising given the film's often poor acting and considering who distributes it, but there are some moments.
** When Cleo gets turned on out of nowhere, and asks her ''uncle'' if he can touch her. Her actress seems almost as baffled as the audience would be at that moment.
** The psychic lady's bizarre yell when the children slit her throat, as well as her actress [[SpecialEffectFailure casually licking her lips as it happens]].
** A kid wearing a New York Yankees cap is about to be meet his demise with two guns pointed directly at his head. His final words? A littler-than-LittleNo, oddly reminiscent of a [[MemeticMutation similar delivery of that word]] from ''Film/TheHappening''.
* NightmareFuel: The finale, {{Special Effect Failure}}s aside, is pretty chilling, mainly because you're watching children get graphically killed for nearly 5 minutes.
** The film's idea is unsettling, even if its execution doesn't do it justice. Imagine if you had a child, and you happened to be living in the film's town. One little mistake and, at best, your child could be kidnapped, or at worst, they could be brainwashed to become a cannibal...
* TheScrappy: The psychic lady, if only because she ''never'' stops saying "deary". Chances are you probably won't mind it when she dies.
* SpecialEffectFailure: The special effects in this film are poor, even by Troma standards.
** If you watch when Glenn's father gets caught in the bear trap at the start, you can see that he's deliberately putting his foot into it.
** The effects in the infamous finale range from "somewhat convincing" to "very fake". The children take a bit to drop to the ground moments after being shot or hit, and you can see a number of their corpses still breathing.
** The kid with the Yankees cap suddenly transforms into a rock with a clay head when he gets his [[YourHeadAsplode head blown up]].
* WhatAnIdiot: Glenn's father never bothers calling for help or having Glenn find someone when he's caught in the bear trap.
** John should have thought better about bringing his family--including his own children--to a small town with an ''active child abduction pandemic''.
** There's also numerous moments of mothers letting their children play outside unattended in the film, just waiting to be kidnapped.