The seventh film in the "Children of the Corn" series is a straight-to-video piece of dreck that sees Jamie (Claudette Mink) travel to Nebraska try and discover what has becomes of her grandmother who has mysteriously disappeared. She finds a town in perpetual gloom, a mob of possessed children and some sort of demonic cult. Other than a semi-decent performance by Claudette Mink in the lead role there is absolutely nothing to recommend in this. Even poor Michael Ironside can do little a redundant role as a scarred priest. The story and direction are both appalling and the abysmal corn effects are laughable. Each successive film in the series has got progressively worse and the basic concept is now miles away from Stephen King's and the original film's basic concepts. ( )