Review – Children of the Corn: Genesis

A film studies program could make an entire course out of the various entries in this series. At one point or another the children have taken just about every possible approach to mid-budget horror, from slasher to monster, all different levels of acting, writing and production values. This sequel falls somewhere in the middle ground. The technical quality is okay, but the script relies too heavily on the bickering that passes for dialogue. As in the first entry, a married couple gets stranded in the middle of nowhere, though the peril takes a slightly different form this time around. Mildly amusing