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Scythe 01-30-2016 12:36 PM
Check out Halloween III: Season of the Witch.

The plot is based around the mass murder of children.

It's 80's cheese so it's not as dark and disturbing.

Oro13 04-18-2016 04:02 PM
Lol, there's the last 6 minutes of Beware! Children at Play.

Roiffalo 04-18-2016 10:49 PM
Recently watched Ghost Shark, and was surprised by the child death in that. It was a cheesy flick though, so I don't know how seriously you'd take it. I also couldn't help but laugh when the little separated lower bodies kept running when the torsos got ate. ::big grin::

Morningriser 04-19-2016 05:10 AM
my personal favorite is the boy on the bicycle in Toxic Avenger.

Who the hell lets a child of that age ride a bike alone at night in Tromaville? Common sense wasn't very common that night.

Roiffalo 04-19-2016 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Morningriser (Post 1012479)
Common sense wasn't very common that night.
When was common sense EVER common? ::big grin::

Morningriser 04-19-2016 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Roiffalo (Post 1012506)
When was common sense EVER common? ::big grin::
There was that one time when...

wait nevermind

Moviegirl80 11-23-2016 01:44 PM
Pet Sematary

DeadbeatAtDawn 11-23-2016 05:05 PM
In A Glass Cage, the death of the child is horrific.

Lord Voldemort 01-01-2017 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Disconser (Post 1008298)
Children's deaths aren't shown in movies because for many people it would be too much. Children present innocence, their laughter presents safety. Most of the time it's only added because it can make the movie more dramatic.

But showing the death of a child should be used rarely if you ask me. It can also be quite impressive if you just can imagine what happened to the kid. Our imagination can be scarier than a film could ever be.
It's why the chainsaw death in Scarface and the ear cutting scene in Reservoir Dogs standout; nothing was ever shown but people always describe those scenes as horrifying to watch and brutal

DarkGlobe 01-07-2017 07:20 AM
Don't see it mentioned but in Dawn of the Dead 2 kids are killed. Ok, Zombie kids, but still kids. Struck me when I saw it how unusual it is for kids to be killed in movies...unless they're teenagers of course, I mean, killing them is a staple of the horror genre!


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