Village of the Damned / Children of the Damned Details

A fairly intriguing and atmospheric exercise in science fiction, made as a sequel to Village of the Damned (an... read more on Time Out

 

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Children are the enemy!

This atmospheric rendition of John Wyndham's science fiction novel, The Midwich Cuckoos, is a typical British film of the era - slow moving, subtle, and ... read more »

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Aliens with an English accent

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Both of these films are obviously British made period pieces and reflect the social conventions familiar to long term listeners to The Archers. They are, ... read more »

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As scary as it ever was

I suspect I was 10 when I first/last saw this film. The years have not dimmed it. Weird, unsettling children and the rural English with cut-glass accents. Hard ... read more »

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The Bloodening fails to live up to it's reputation

Two stars may be a little on the harsh side for these titles, but the extra points that 'Village Of The Damned' would have garnered were very much ... read more »

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