Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- January 17, 2023 (3 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 32m
- Rating
- NR
- Language
- English
- Origins
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Cast View all

Zach GilfordBen

Alisha WainwrightMargaret

Amanda CrewEllie

Carlos SantosThomas

Briella GuizaLucy
David MattleSpencer
Crew View all

Roxanne BenjaminDirector

T.J. CimfelWriter

David WhiteWriter

Jason BlumExecutive Producer
Paige PembertonProducer
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External reviews
'There’s Something Wrong With the Children' Review: Insecure Direction Gets in the Way of Intriguing ConceptDespite a formidable cast and interesting themes, ‘There’s Something Wrong With the Children’ trades a complex setting for bland horror.
There's Something Wrong With the Children Review - IGNThere's Something Wrong With The Children is an energetic but expected kiddies-gone-killer tale that wades into some murky waters.
‘There’s Something Wrong with the Children’ Review: Murderous Kids Have No Right to Be This FunRoxanne Benjamin's whimsically messed-up sophomore feature deserves so much better than a January streaming release.
Review: COVID-19 gets the horror treatment in "Sick"; "Kids vs. Aliens" is sweetly scruffyPeacock's "Sick," co-written by "Scream's" Kevin Williamson, offers a terror take on COVID-19; "Kids vs. Aliens" on VOD; "The Fabelmans" come home and more V...
There's Someone Wrong With The Children Review: A Horror Film Still In Gestation - SlashFilmSometimes a mystery should stay a mystery.

