1. Bad Breed 1956
This quirky film may be the first film in history about an evil child. Adapted from the Broadway drama of the same name, the film was a huge hit and became a horror movie classic!
Ten-year-old Patty McCormack plays the little girl in the film with the face of an angel and the heart of a demon. She can snuggle up to her mother, drown the little boy in the same class because of a small matter, and set fire to the administrator who does not go along with her wishes! Her mother did not believe that her daughter could be so evil at first, and only later did she learn the truth, she wanted to kill her with her own hands, but she could not do it... This evil little goblin was finally killed by God with thunder.
2. Magic Boy Village 1960
In a remote town in the United States, at ten o'clock in the morning, only 2,000 residents fell to the ground together and fell unconscious, and the U.S. government sent pathologists to investigate the matter, but there was no result. A few hours later, the whole town woke up, but all the women were pregnant, including virgins!
Years later, the children they were born with were all blonde-haired, blue-eyed, and freaks with terrifying psychic powers. They are the product of alien seeds, ready to kill their parents and enslave the entire earth. In the late '60s, when birth control pills were on the market and women's reproductive function was manipulated by futuristic andrological andrological science, the film was a metaphor for fear.
3. The Exorcist 1973
A film that goes down in history, beyond the realm of horror films. Regan, played by Linda Blair, is possessed by a demon, spitting out green slime, desecrating herself with a cross, and cursing embarrassing dirty words in her mouth, creating a permanent psychological shadow for countless viewers. After many years of restoration and re-screening, the film immediately topped the box office charts, indicating that it is still frightening.
4. It's still alive in 1974
A mutant baby with claws was insulted at birth, so it took aggressive actions and killed the entire delivery room!
This movie also has sequels such as "Return of the Living Corpse", "Island of living corpses", etc., which is a more cult farcical horror film.
5. Omen of Evil 1976
The story takes place at 6 a.m. on June 6, 1966, at such an inauspicious moment when U.S. Ambassador Robert (Gregory Peck) adopts a boy and names him Demy (Harvey Stephens). As time went on, Damie grew up, and some strange events occurred one after another, and it turned out that the boy was the son of Satan, and some antichrists became his protectors, helping him to kill all obstacles on the road to growth, including the poor adoptive parents.
The best part of the film is the music. Jerry Goldsmith is best at the soundtrack of horror, thrillers, and he wrote a religious symphony for this film, which is really thunderous and imposing. He also won the Academy Award for Best Score.
6. Deadly Freak 1979
David Konenberg's horror film has been highly regarded by critics in recent years. A couple whose marriage broke down and competed for custody of their daughter Candy, their wife had mental problems and went into a nursing home. The sanatorium guides the wife to "externalize" the anger in her heart and give birth to these angry crystals like a large sarcoma! Soon she gave birth to a litter of freaks!
These freaks are inherently the product of negative energy, ugly looking and violent. Whoever the wife hates, they kill, so a series of killings begins, and even Candy will be killed by them!
In the end, the husband rescues Candy, strangles his wife, and the freak dies. Unexpectedly, the frightened Candy's arm was also bulging!
The film was once named "most offensive" and was rife with femaleophobia, misogyny, and reproductive fears.
7. "The Child of the Cornfield"
Based on Stephen King's novel, a young couple travels past the town of Gatlin, Nebraska, where they find a child's body on a highway. In order to call the police, the two drove into the town of Gatlin, but found that the situation in the town was even more strange: it seemed to be a kingdom of children, and all the adults were missing. The children are all under the command of a young boy named Essek (John Franklin John Franklin), who calls himself a messenger of God.
This kid's mouth full of cult language, brainwashing other children into his minions, to attack disobedient adults. This series is unusually long-lived, and it is still making a sequel.
8. Dangerous Little Angel 1993
Macaulay Kalkin in "The Devil Is Home" plays a character similar to Bad Guys. He is jealous that his mother has given her love to the other children in the family, especially the foster cute little Ilya Wood, so he tries his best to get rid of them all!
Joshua 2007
It is a postmodern deconstruction of "Bad Breed", which does not positively represent the evil of the little boy, and the final ending is also open-ended.
10. "Orphan Complaint", 2009
My favorite child-sucker movie, though that little girl wasn't really a little girl.