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| | Bless the Child |
 | | I'm not a huge fan of Religious Horror, the subcategory this film falls into, and Bless the Child came out in a period when we saw a lot of its type released (including Stigmata, End of Days, and Lost Souls), so I didn't feel entirely obligated to go see it. |
 | | When her sister takes off, Maggie decides to raise the child herself, even though it is discovered that she is autistic, and even worse, has red hair. |
 | | It was sort of the opposite of The Omen, with a child so pure and sweet that she can change/save the world. |
| www.xmission.com /~tyranist/horror/reviews/b/BlesstheChild.html (532 words) |
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