31 Days of Horror – The Little Bastards: Children in Horror

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Here’s a quick revisit of an article I wrote a few years ago or so with regards to a few movies concerning Little Bastards: Children in Horror I would recommend. Be sure to check out the comments for some other recommendations and feel free to chime in!

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The Little Bastards – Children in Horror

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Once upon a time, we were all three-foot terrors who, more likely than not, have been the cause of numerous bouts of depression and anxiety for our parents. Despite the horrors that we brought upon our parents, we were loved nonetheless – well, at least those of us who had the luxury of being brought up by mother and father (a luxury to some, a nightmare for others).