Children of the Corn: Runaway 2018
"Wherever they go, death follows."
In *Children of the Corn: Runaway (2018)*, director John Gulager crafts a chilling descent into terror as Ruth, a survivor of a murderous child cult, tries to outrun her past.
Director: John Gulager
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Children of the Corn: Runaway (2018) about?
*Children of the Corn: Runaway* follows Ruth, a woman who escapes a violent child cult in her youth and tries to live anonymously. Years later, she settles in a small Oklahoma town, only to realize the cult's bloodshed is following her. With a child on the way, she must face the evil she fled or risk losing everything again.
Who directed Children of the Corn: Runaway?
The film was directed by John Gulager, known for his work on the *Feast* horror-comedy franchise.
Who stars in Children of the Corn: Runaway?
The cast includes Marci Miller, Jake Ryan Scott, Lynn Andrews III, JR Hatchett, and Debbi Tucker in key roles.
Is Children of the Corn: Runaway (2018) worth watching?
As a horror film, it delivers tight pacing and an unsettling atmosphere, though it may not reinvent the wheel. Fans of cult horror and low-budget thrillers will likely find it engaging, especially for its concise runtime and suspense-driven storytelling.
How long is Children of the Corn: Runaway?
The movie has a runtime of 82 minutes.
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About Children of the Corn: Runaway (2018) — A mother's fight against a relentless cult's curse
In *Children of the Corn: Runaway (2018)*, director John Gulager crafts a chilling descent into terror as Ruth, a survivor of a murderous child cult, tries to outrun her past. After escaping the horrors of her childhood in a bleak Midwestern town, she hides in a quiet Oklahoma community—only to find that the evil she fled refuses to let go. Now pregnant and desperate to protect her unborn child, Ruth must confront the creeping dread that's stalking her before it claims another life.
John Gulager (*Feast*) delivers a tense, atmospheric horror film that blends maternal instinct with supernatural dread. With a runtime of just 82 minutes, the movie thrives on suspense rather than cheap jump scares, making it a lean, haunting entry in the long-running *Children of the Corn* franchise. Shot in desolate locations, the film's eerie visuals amplify the sense of inescapable fate.