So basically Children of the Corn simplified and dissolved the intensity of this movie, somehow became more renown, and ended up actively burying a far greater picture in obscurity. This film is candid, utterly terrifying and completely brilliant. And best of all, unlike Children of the Corn, there's none of the weird don't-worship-false-prophets-traditional-Christian-finger-wagging-didactism to sully the ending. Who Can Kill a Child is a must-see.

Starts of somewhat slow (probably could've cut a few scenes), but the entire second half is tense, exploding in an intense Dawn of the Dead-esque ending.

A killer-kids movie that's far more boring that it should be. A few scenes are played up for maximum impact, but they are few and far between. Decent cinematography is ultimately unable to help this one rise above mediocrity.

Creepy and disturbing.