Mr. Serrador establishes once again with this film, that he's perhaps one of the most excellent horror directors out there and that it is a real shame that he didn't advocate his entire career to horror films only. While I'm grateful for all the episodes of "Historias para no dormir" that he directed in Spain, "El Muñeco Maldito" in Argentina and some of his other horror movies like "La Residencia", I can't help condemning the fact that he should have taken more advantage of his gift as a horror director. I think I'm not alone when I say that his creations are one of a kind and that most horro…
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Who Can Kill a Child?
Overview
A couple of English tourists arrive at the island of Almanzora, off the Spanish Mediterranean coast, where they discover that there are no adults in a small fishing village, only some children who stare at them and smile mysteriously.
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Release date
26/04/1976
Votes
292
Popularity
2.4
Lewis Fiander
Tom
Prunella Ransome
Evelyn
Antonio Iranzo
Crying Child Father
Miguel Narros
Coastguard
María Luisa Arias
Marisa Porcel
Beach House Mother
Juan Cazalilla
Luis Ciges
Postman Enrique Amorós
Antonio Canal
Aparicio Rivero
Male Nurse
Fabián Conde
Camera Shop Clerk
Andrés Gómez
Maria Druille
Crying Child
Lourdes de la Cámara
Child
Roberto Nauta
Child
José Luis Romero
Child
Javier de la Cámara
Child
Marian Salgado
Child
Cristina Torres
Child
Luis Mateos
Child
Adela Blanco
Child
Juan Carlos Romero
Child
Julio Jesús Parra
Child
Carlos Parra
Child
Juan Antonio Balandín Jr.
Child
Pedro Balandín
Child
Chicho Ibáñez Serrador
Man Next to the Bus (uncredited)
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