A few tense and/or creepy moments but otherwise a lackluster killer kids movie with a typical and unsatisfying ending.
Catherine McMorrow, Daniel Martin Berkey, David Lombard
DVD Release Date: May 12, 2009
Stats: 41 reviews
Flixster Reviews (41)
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June 20, 2009
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May 22, 2009
This is pretty incredible for a low budget feature. At the conclusion of this film, I definitely decided that this is one fictional horror town I NEVER want to end up in; I'd rather face Leatherface to be honest.
Now the downers. The acting is at best lukewarm. The makeup varies...( read more) -
August 22, 2009
not bad, really slow going. i don't care what anyone says from that town, why would you believe anything they say? kill them all!!
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August 20, 2009
Quite an enjoyable indie horror flick. I feel the story lacked depth, nothing about the history of the Irish town or the plague was ever explained. I think the movie could have also explored the "cleansing" aspect a lot more as the creepy children became boring after a while and...( read more)
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June 13, 2009
Frustratingly average "village with a secret" horror film, with a confused and predictable plot trajectory, precious few scares, and an ending I've now seen in at least half a dozen other films. The very low budget shows - characters are bludgeoned with tree limbs bloodlessly and...( read more)
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June 4, 2009
Plague Town appears outwardly to be a very traditionalist survivalist horror film, along the same road as The Hills Have Eyes. It?s a tale about a dysfunctional family?s road trip through the English countryside that turns horribly wrong. The cast of characters lend...( read more)
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May 16, 2009
Would have been much better if they provided more in depth source about the past and had some more gore scenes. However a good movie to rent possibly buy for horror collectors.
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May 14, 2009
Interesting idea but boring at times and poorly acted..Was expecting a lot more from this film
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