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I've watched all of the Children of the Corn films leading up to this one and enjoyed them all on different levels. Some good and some so bad they're good, but all entertaining. A lot of the latter direct to DVD films in this series all consistently have great cinematography and this one is no different. Other highlights include the titular, Isaac's return. This was a nice call back as it's always nice to have a villain in a horror franchise rather than just a consistent theme, as the Children of the Corn films do. There is also a nice twist that you don't see coming, or at least I didn't see coming in this film and not everything is explained. Which is something more films should do. If you don't have a good explanation sometimes it's best to not say anything, a viewer's imagination is probably going to add more to your film than a weak story.

"Arthur Blake was an adulterer and proud of it." That is a huge understatement. "He had sex without shame, from one-night stands to an affair with his best friend's wife." Boy did he, this is a fun sex flick with lots of nudity and sex and the actress that played his best-friend's wife is smoking hot. "However, Arthur's world soon starts to crumble shortly after his 30th birthday. He loses his job, his best friend, and could lose his wife." I liked the story and characters a lot and I was pleasantly surprised so much effort was given. "With nowhere to turn, he looks to his past and a fractured family relationship, which may be his last hope to save his marriage and himself." The actress that played the lead character's mother was really good and adds some much needed depth to his character.