Review of Children of the Corn 666: Isaac's Return (1999) by Al M — 20 Oct 2011

The Sixth entry in the Children of the Corn series is one of my favorites of the series. Though the film has plenty to improve on, I felt that the key elements that made a good horror film were here, and that the film was very entertaining.

I've read some of the negative feedback that this film has gotten, and frankly I don't understand why it has gotten so much flack. This is an underrated film, and I think it's one of the strongest films in the series.

The film has some effective kills and good gore that will appeal to fans of the series, and this is a good little film that should be seen. I don't know why the film has gotten all the bad reviews, and yes, I do agree it's flawed, but it sure is good compared to many other horror films out.

If you're a fan of the series, you'll most likely enjoy this film, if you're not, pass on it. The film was in my opinion, a good entry in the series, and like I said before, it's one of my favorite sequels too.

Isaac who's the boy preacher return in this film, and he's played by John Franklin. A good entry in the Children of the Corn franchise and an underrated sequel. Diehard fans of the series may like this one, and frankly it's an underrated sequel.

The film may be imperfect, but it's good nonetheless and I quite enjoyed it. Despite the flack, this is a film worth watching if you're a fan of the series.