The whole concept- "there must be blood sacrifice for the land to provide" says some mysterious entity (very derivative of "He who walks behind the rows", reversed - adults live, not kids) is so thinly developed, not to mention nonsensical. How in the hell has this culty farm society even been able to exist if the children are ritually sacrificed? Wouldn't the whole thing have died out generations ago?
Not to mention that NONE of the main characters are even remotely likable! Well, Jake was sort of sympathetic, but so stupid! His sister knew he was clairvoyant, yet he continued to deny it, even when he was literally CONSTANTLY seeking visions, both past and future.
It was very predictable, poorly executed, and overall disappointing. If you're going to pull the curtain back on Hollywood's history of ritual child sacrifice, at least make it decent cinema!
Not to mention that NONE of the main characters are even remotely likable! Well, Jake was sort of sympathetic, but so stupid! His sister knew he was clairvoyant, yet he continued to deny it, even when he was literally CONSTANTLY seeking visions, both past and future.
It was very predictable, poorly executed, and overall disappointing. If you're going to pull the curtain back on Hollywood's history of ritual child sacrifice, at least make it decent cinema!