Medical student Grace Rhodes (Naomi Watts) returns to her hometown of Grand Island, Nebraska to care for her agoraphobic mother June (Karen Black) as well as her younger siblings, James and Margaret. June is haunted by nightmares of children. The children in the town are turning weird under the influence of an evil child preacher.
This franchise is trying to regroup. It works to some extent. It helps to have Naomi Watts leading the way. In the end, it doesn't have enough thrills. It's not scary. It's not cinematic. It's only intriguing for Naomi Watts having her first leading role. It's a year after her epic turn as Jet Girl.
This franchise is trying to regroup. It works to some extent. It helps to have Naomi Watts leading the way. In the end, it doesn't have enough thrills. It's not scary. It's not cinematic. It's only intriguing for Naomi Watts having her first leading role. It's a year after her epic turn as Jet Girl.