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VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED

1995 • US HMDB
April 28, 1995

An American village is visited by some unknown life form which leaves the women of the village pregnant. Nine months later, the babies are born, and they all look normal, but it doesn't take the "parents" long to realize that the kids are not human or humane.

Directors

John Carpenter John Carpenter

Cast

Christopher Reeve as Alan Chaffee

Christopher Reeve

Alan Chaffee

 Kirstie Alley as Susan Verner

Kirstie Alley

Susan Verner

 Linda Kozlowski as Jill McGowan

Linda Kozlowski

Jill McGowan

 Michael Paré as Frank McGowan

Michael Paré

Frank McGowan

 Meredith Salenger as Melanie Roberts

Meredith Salenger

Melanie Roberts

 Mark Hamill as Reverend George

Mark Hamill

Reverend George

 Pippa Pearthree as Sarah

Pippa Pearthree

Sarah

 Peter Jason as Ben Blum

Peter Jason

Ben Blum

 Constance Forslund as Callie Blum

Constance Forslund

Callie Blum

 Karen Kahn as Barbara Chaffee

Karen Kahn

Barbara Chaffee

 Thomas Dekker as David

Thomas Dekker

David

 Lindsey Haun as Mara

Lindsey Haun

Mara

 Cody Dorkin as Robert

Cody Dorkin

Robert

Trishalee Hardy

Julie

Jessye Quarry

Dorothy

Adam Robbins

Issac

Chelsea DeRidder Simms

Matt

Renee Rene Simms

Casey

 Danielle Keaton as Lily

Danielle Keaton

Lily

Hillary Harvey

Mara at One Year
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Crew
Production: Michael Preger (Producer) — Andre Blay (Executive Producer) — Ted Vernon (Executive Producer) — Shep Gordon (Executive Producer) — Sandy King (Producer)
Screenplay: David Himmelstein (Screenplay)
Music: John Carpenter (Original Music Composer) — Dave Davies (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography: Gary B. Kibbe (Director of Photography)

REVIEWS (1)

Marco Castellini •
Remake of the ‘60s film, identical plot except for the setting: in an American village instead of a Scottish one. One of Carpenter’s few disappointing films, based on a story that had already said all it had to say in the ‘60s film, the movie drags on slowly until the predictable ending. No bloody, scary, or suspenseful sequences, and the special effects leave something to be desired. Carpenter usually claims he loves all his films like his own children; we’re sure he loves this one a little less than the others…
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COMMUNITY REVIEWS (1)

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Sierbahnn

Carpenter builds on the original. This is a great remake of an already good movie with updated effects and fantastic casting. This production comes out looking pretty spiffy. The children are genuinely creepy and the way that they deal with their opposition is scary and very engaging. I enjoy seeing Mark in this, and with Christopher doing his last role, it is a sad bookend to his career. Not because the movie is bad, but because we miss him. The movie itself is great and I thoroughly recommend it.

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