In a small Nebraska town, children have slaughtered the adults and set up a sinister religious cult.
A young physician (Peter Horton) and his girlfriend (Linda Hamilton) stumble into this terrifying community and encounter a variety of supernatural episodes. John Franklin is the lead weird/scary kid, Isaac.
Based on Stephen King’s short story, the film is trite, poorly acted and filled with mumbo-jumbo dialogue. The thin, preposterous material generally unfolds at a slow pace.
Burt
Peter Horton Vicky
Linda Hamilton Diehl
R.G. Armstrong Isaac
John Franklin Malachai
Courtney Gains Job
Robby Kiger Sarah
Anne Marie McEvoy Rachel
Julie Maddalena Joseph
Jonas Marlowe Amos
John Philbin Boy
Dan Snook Dad
David Cowen Mom
Suzy Southam Mr Hansen
D.G. Johnson Hansen’s customer
Patrick Boylan
Director
Fritz Kiersch
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