While John Carpenter is best known for directing Halloween and The Thing, one of his scariest films about creepy kids is often overlooked.

“Village of the Damned,” made in 1960, ((star)(star)(star)(star)) is a British horror classic, filled with enough creepy imagery to keep “normal” children awake at night, and parents ...

But menace is nothing without follow through. Several instances in Village of the Damned feature the children making bad things happen to people. Especially for 1960, this level of screen violence ...

Village Of The Damned’s child star Danielle Keaton looks unrecognisable 31 years after starring in the creepy Halloween ... a group of unnervingly powerful children born after a mysterious ...

A strange thing happens in the village of Midwich - everyone falls unconscious and whenever they awake, they find that all the women of the village are pregnant. The children are all born on the ...

Many fans seem divided in regard to his only true remake of that era, Village of the Damned (1995 ... by both established adults and fresh-faced creepy kids. Add in Carpenter once again providing ...

“Village of the Damned” is not particularly horrifying, but the mood is appropriately creepy, especially shots of the look-alike children marching together in silent pairs. Evidently, the ...

Like most sequels Children of the Damn; Editor isn't nearly as good as its predecessor - Metro's 1960 Village of the Damn; Editor. What weakens this sequel is the fact that, unlike the original ...