Children: Murderous? Sometimes. Fanatical? Occasionally. Easy to batter? Always. Just why the two leads in this Stephen King adaptation don’t realise that children are the optimum size for a boot in the face is beyond us, but a lot of the kids in Fritz Kiersch’s 1984 Children of the Corn look like they’ve already taken a blow or two to the face anyway, so maybe that’s not the best way to correct bad behaviour in early years after all.

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Episode 070 - Friday 13th (1980)

100 Horrors is an award winning comedy podcast that seeks to rank the best one-hundred horror films of all time (as dictated by a poster that one of us owns). Every week we bicker over another film in an attempt to give it an overall Scare-Factor and secure its place in the 100 Horrors list. With features such as I Don’t Want to Die, But at Least I Won’t Die Like That and What Would You Say at the Victim’s Funeral we take a light-hearted approach to horror cinema so that it can be enjoyed by even the most squeamish of listeners!