El pueblo de los malditos

Título original: Village of the Damned

1995
13
1h 38min

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Kirstie Alley and Christopher Reeve in El pueblo de los malditos (1995)

Home Video Trailer from Universal Studios Home Entertainment

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Horror Sci-Fi Thriller

Las mujeres de un pequeño pueblo dan a luz a hostiles niños alienígenas que se hacen pasar por humanos.Las mujeres de un pequeño pueblo dan a luz a hostiles niños alienígenas que se hacen pasar por humanos.Las mujeres de un pequeño pueblo dan a luz a hostiles niños alienígenas que se hacen pasar por humanos.

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Premios
- 3 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The film was shot in western Marin County, California. Director John Carpenter had a house in Inverness for several years, so the location was essentially his second home at that time (as the director puts it, "his own backyard"). However, the locals were not happy to see the film crew in the area so they made the shoot very difficult by harassment and vandalism. Carpenter tells that while they were filming, for example, a sound take, a neighbor would start mowing his lawn or start up a chainsaw until he was paid to stop. Some of the people even tried to break into the equipment trucks. The whole experience essentially soured Carpenter on living in the area, where several scenes of his earlier film "La niebla (1980)" were also filmed.

Pifias
Baby Mara, has dark brown eyes, older Mara has light blue eyes.

Citas
Dr. Susan Verner: What can you read that's in my head?
Mara Chaffee: Everything that is active in your mind. However, the path that leads to the speaking process eludes us. Why to you speak some thoughts but not others?
Dr. Susan Verner: Wouldn't it be a noisy world if we all said what we thought?

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: French Kiss/My Family/Panther/Village of the Damned/Picture Bride (1995)

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People are being way too hard on this movie.

Sure, it's not the best horror film ever made, but it was fun. I'm sure that people who grew up with the original would like it better, that's to be expected. But I thought the movie was a good B-level movie with some creepy scenes and a few shocks, and let's not forget the cheese. Most of John Carpenter's movies fall into this category. Halloween was a bit different, but come on, even In The Mouth Of Madness had some cheesy parts, and it was plenty creepy. Most of his movies are just fun to watch, and when they're over, you forget them. A horror movie that truly disturbs people only comes once every few years. Most of them shouldn't be taken so seriously. Pop some popcorn, grab a beverage, put your feet up and have some fun with this one.