While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Seeing all the uneducated reviews its time someone with a bit of style added his review! Right , the reason everyone is criticizing this is because they are comparing it to some old film thats a cult classic, I've not seen it and my guess is this is better and you just have people with nostalgia reviewing. For me it's good , stylish , well filmed, well acted and very spooky. The film is edgy with a good pace and kept me wondering what was going to happen. Kids in the film were freaky and had me thinking ... God just go fully mentol and kill all the little things , but hey that's me. I def think this is a good watch , there's so much crummy horror out there and this is a real cut above all the nonsense. Can't believe there's loads of rubbish reviews for this , I watch every horror and I know my stuff , this is a great film and if you want something a little diff ( it's Spanish ) then it's a good film. Great ending also.

'Come Out to Play' is about a nice young couple who take a romantic holiday to an island. On docking their boat, they find only children, but think nothing of it and proceed into town. However, although all shops are open, not one has an employee working. But they think nothing of it and start helping themselves to food from a café. They go for a walk round the town, but can't find anyone. But they think nothing of it and go to their hotel. However, upon arriving at their hotel, they don't find anyone there. But they think nothing of it and just carry on.This must have something to do with Darwin's 'survival of the fittest' theory as these people are clearly too dumb to deserve to live.Obviously, things finally start to go wrong at just over half way through the film when they finally realise that something is amiss. Then horrific stuff starts to happen, but, by this time, do we really care enough for these people? If you think you might, then give it a go. I, on the other hand, really couldn't see how they wouldn't have twigged sooner that this was not a place to take your holiday.

Just finished this movie up and while it doesn't break any new ground (Children of the Corn, The Children, Eden Lake etc...) it still proved to be a chilling and well put together film (consider its less than $1 million budget).The actors all did a good job, the score was tight and the location created a tense atmosphere, an atmosphere of foreboding and isolation. It didn't explain any kind of motive behind the killer children but I think that worked in this films favor, it left an air of mystery that added to the overall appeal of this movie.The protagonists made a few choices that made me scratch my head but all in all this was time well spent.

When I saw that "Who Can Kill a Child?" was re filmed, I was optimistic. Despite its flaws, the 1976 movie was a chilling tale full of opportunity for a well made remake in the hands of a good director. Well, Makinov instead of trying to add something new, repeat the movie almost frame by frame. While he seems to be a good director, the kids in this movie are way less spooky than the older one, and the violence is way more edited, you barely see something. While the lead actor does a good job, the end is less meaningful because the kids are not that cool and the kills are way too boring. You don't see a damn thing. A great opportunity to do something new was wasted, but I hope that Makinov (a creepy guy with a red mask) does better movies in the future. He does have good hand, he just need risk a little more.