Instagram - AdamTheWooATW These deep cut filming locations are always less well received than others but I truly enjoy doing that . If a select few find true enjoyment out of seeing obscure spots from cinema history then I’m content . Thanks so much for watching !
I was sent this video by my mom…I was one of the “Children!” Non-speaking role, however featured heavily! Hearing you describe the wheel chair through the bingo parlor scene really brought back some fond memories haha! Really enjoyed the video…great work!
Also fun horror fact…a lot of the crew…second units, VFX, etc went shortly right after to work on Hellraiser III! They started it about a month after CotC2 up in the Greensboro area. We went to visit the crew and I got to meet Doug Bradley (Pinhead) pre-makeup test.
What makes this even more nostalgic is the fact that there was no social media and internet around back then. These videos take you right to a particular era. It's happy and sad at the same time because you know how different life is now and how much older you have gotten and how much time has passed on but it makes you think of all of the Happy Days you had. I think this is why people of a certain age cherish these things more than the kids today because they grew up with all this technology and always had access to things. We had to get to the movie theater at least 30 minutes before the movie started to see all of the previews and you would have to remember what's coming out when and you were so excited.
This is why I love your channel, Adam. I pass through Ramseur all the time on my way to an auction out that way and also once a year on my way to the Liberty Antique Festival and I pass the exact locations you show and I had NO IDEA they were Children of the Corn II filming locations
I grew up in Ramseur and remember well when this movie was filmed! The building at the beginning of the movie had corn in the basement until they tore it down. The old ladies house was brought in for the movie and they left it there. Crazy to see this, thanks for the walk down memory lane!
I love these videos, i live in a major modern city in Florida and these videos are great to see what other parts of the USA look like. weathered, rustic, vintage, it all looks great to me. Too bad my wife NEEDS up to date modern
Hello kltpep I'm from North carolina boring raised grew up around close to there added we uae.play paint ball in corn fields when i was 12 years old but u watch them movies and go down country roads and the tall.corn stalks does give were felling we had roads here that go for miles with corn 🌽 but its cool place we had lot more movies filmed here scream was just filmed in wilmgtion agine the newest one but hope u get chance to vist nc its beautful here we got stuff besides beaches and light houses that alll.people just think about lot and moutines is everything and everybody thinks about besides piedmont area
I didn't know Children of the Corn 2 was filmed in NC. Awesome! I wish you would stay in NC for a month and cover the entire state. These NC vlogs have been a true blessing.
I'm am totally distanced, probably by age and interest, of this genre; however, your investigation of sites, my wikipedia investigation of movie (loI), makes this adventure so incredibly interesting....your research is enormous, your enthusiasm amazing, and you've created another outstanding memory for so many enthused film goers, and those of us who become enthused because of you; Thank you
I love these videos. They have been so many movies filmed here in Nc. From Wilmington Nc to the mountains and in between. Dirty dancing, The fugitive, Hunger games, Days of Thunder, I know what you did last summer, Forrest Gump, The Green mile, The hunt for red October, The last of the Mohicans.
@Markis B, films also filmed in NC, The Color Purple, Maxim Overdrive, Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, Nights in Rodanthe. There were over 20 filmed in NC.
Hello yea I grew .up close there use play paintball as kid we did turtments but we use play paintball in corn fields but after seeing movie its kinda creepy.lol. but yea ur right don't forget scream they filmed a nother scream here newest one agine in wilmgtion I was down at coast and we tried find it and we saw some of the set lol they were trying tell people it wasn't scream because people kept trying watch and get in way but we saw ghost face guy they were doing shots and of him chasing lol it was really cool.there were tones people there
Wow, that takes me back. I worked on Children of the Corn 2 (w/the SFX crew) way back in1991. We were responsible for sending the wheelchair through the window, lowering the "house" on the old lady, burning a house down and shooting a cornstalk through a windshield, etc., etc. It was a lot of fun and a lot of work. I wish I could have got up w/you I could've told you about some of the behind the scenes drama, lol. Don't forget "Hellraiser 3" was shot right after that in Greensboro, High Point, & Winston Salem. (I got to body double for Pinhead. :-) )
Great job! I have never seen this movie, but your video has made me want to watch it. You’ve been killing it in 2022. Hope you are safe in the winter storm.
Ohhh my godd!!! I was looking for something like this months ago and was not able to fine anything....... Heaps on the original.....haven't watched yet, just about to !!!! ABSOLUTE CHAMPIONS CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH!!!
Great job finding those locations, especially the ones that are not so easy. Always enjoy this. Thank Ya! Love that keyhole shot and the waterfall location is very scenic, must have been an old mill pond
Aye! I grew up just a few minutes away from here! Super cool you found it! :) Love your videos, Adam! Thanks for showing off Ramseur, NC and it’s history
As a child i was weirdly obsessed with this movie for a few years, and wanted so badly to visit where it was filmed. I grew up in New York, so these locations were obviously very different from my neighborhood. This is really cool to see! Thank you. Oh yea I heard on the Good bad flicks youtube channel, they mention that Mrs Burkes house actually belonged to a family who was really moving and taking their house and the filmakers convinced the family to delay moving the house until filming was completed. If that's the case I wonder if that's really the same house? It looks the same, maybe the family decided not to move after all? lol..Whatever the case, thanks again, this was great!
Talking about the Doc giving the kids suckers after the quick check up, reminded me of when I was a kid. I went to my local barber as always, only this time, I was equipped with my new Game boy Pocket my Mama bought me for Xmas. She asked, I said that, she got it. I will always cherish that memory., Anyway, so i was usually good at sitting still anyway, but not all kids were. some people were waiting on me to finish, with a kid who was going nuts. I said "he can play my gameboy if he doesnt drop it" The kid sat there quiet, the entire time. The next time I went back, the Barber had bought his own Gameboy with Tetris and something else, for people to play. IDK why that came to mind, or why I even bothered sharing it.
Very wholesome memory. You made an impact on that barber & he probably made many little boys have good memories of going to the barber that let them play his Gameboy.
This was cool Adam! I actually tried out to be an extra in COTC II in Liberty - my friends & I were prob in middle school - didn't make the cut tho, lol! My mom worked in Liberty when I was very small & I would go to work with her sometimes, I remember a dime store where I get toys, a diner, and an old classic movie theatre (early 80s), it was my first memory of a small downtown! Also - Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre is trying hard to revive w/ the help of Studio 1 in Burlington (a great local theatre group I once worked with). A lot of the actors in that area are part of the well-known Hollywood Horror Show Haunted House during Halloween. It's been years since I've been to it (in FL now) - but some of my most scared, but impressed, memories come from their well-done haunted experience! Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
love this type of video....reminds me of the ol' ATW channel days.....! Fun stuff! Can time really be going this fast?? ( nice to see Big the Foot does not age...he always looks the same!)
Thanks for the video Adam. I watched the first CotC movie but I don’t remember if I’ve seen this one. Gotta check it out. I enjoyed watching you do everything you can to get the perfect shot. Even looking through a keyhole. That shot came out very artistic though. Safe travels!
Loved that movie. Anyway I have subscribed and I think you have some great videos buddy. Watched around 30 videos. Love the country videos you did. Some of them I have seen in movies when I was young in the 80s. Your videos are great bud
The 2 trees in Liberty are Magnolia trees the trees in movie were Oak trees they were blown down by storm like 15-20 yrs ago you are in right place though. Its so cool seeing where I grew up on one of your vids.A bit of history few know a few of those buildings at the Snow Camp site ,"Sword of Peace" are actual structures used during the Under Ground Railroad one of the few existing sites with these structures. .
OMG i had no idea that the second film was shot in a totally different location and state as well..... im huge huge fan of the movie children of the corn movies!!!! i alslo visited the 3 locations for the 1st film, i would past them every time i go to Sioux City, IA. great video adam!! @TheDailyWoo
Such a great video as always, so much fun to see you explore the area and film the locations, and what a movie too, wow. Not many movies I remember watching when I was younger but this sure is one of them! Not even sure how I ended up seeing this movie as I was living in Europe at the time but that is a long story.
Hey. Great job location scouting . I live about 15 minutes from the " Church scene " . Last Halloween, some friends and myself got to watch the movie in the yard in front of the Church at night. The church doors were open for us to look around also. It was a fun night, we went to a local Haunt just 10 minutes away after the movie. A perfect Halloween night in October.
Adam the passion you have is unprecedented my friend. This follow up movie vlog to such a classic from my childhood is absolutely OBSURD. HAHA. Thank you for putting in the work. We love you bud. Safe Travels Amigo !
Never knew this was filmed here! I mite have to drive to these locations soon to check them out! As always Adam great videos! Thank you for taking the time in doing these amazing videos! Take care adam!
No coffee??? Even never having seen these movies, we're thoroughly enjoying these deep-dives. We had to watch Cabin Fever after your adventure there, and honestly enjoyed saying 'Adam stood there!' more than the film itself =D Halloween 2018 and CotC2 are next up for our movie nights. We bet you're a whiz at those spot-the-difference puzzle pics! *Please seriously consider taking the Amtrak Autotrain up to explore the northeast when the weather's more pleasant!*
I am From Ramseur NC, I was blessed enough to meet the owner of the yellow farm house in the corn field. The owner showed me a signed poster from the casting crew. The owner told me that the production crew put a 1 million dollar insurance policy on the home during the making of the movie.
The first one was scary as heck as a kid 🌽🌽🌽now whenever I hear the name Micha..I think "Stantion" 🤣🕶✌, love how u find all those cool shots, great video Woo
So excited you are back on the road! The back roads, and unique areas are the best. Look forward to learning about new places for my bucket list. Great 2022 goal. Only TH-camr I subscribe too!
Omg!!! I live 20 minutes away from that waterfall if I knew you were there would have loved to meet you in person love your horror filming locations videos I am a horror fanatic been watching you for years you do such a awesome job the way you line the shots up and the research you put into it 🎥👍
You know Adam that the first Children of the Corn will be the 80s retro horror movie with Linda Hamilton, that one scene at the deli/restaurant that one employee at the meat slicer has his hand sliced off by a kid, so evil. Thanks for sharing this video.👍👍
Pretty cool! I was there watching them film the scene where the old lady gets thrown threw the window. I also know a couple of the kids that were in that scene.
As a young teenager I saw the 1st Children of the Corn as a double feature with Sleepaway Camp (what a shocker that movie is for an 80s conservative kid lol) at our local movie theater. LOVED them both! God I miss double features. Thanks for the great video. Need to watch Children of the Corn II... sounds like it's a fun watch. I usually watch all the 80s horror movie sequels, but I strangely haven't for these 2 franchises.
So I don't think I've ever seen the movie, however I might need to after you sharing everything that you have here. I did have one question.. he said that little woman went flying through the window during a bingo game and a man said bingo.. just to clarify, did he say bingo after she had flown through the window or before? Because if he said it after, now that's just comedy gold, in my opinion. Thank you so much for sharing Adam! Looking forward to the next video.
I love watching your fliming location. Good match up and information of this movie. It's been a long time since I saw the movie so now I have to go back and watch it. Thanks for sharing as always.
@TheDailyWoo So my uncle owns the house and land the corn field was on you showed after the waterfall. That house has been there since Civil War and was used as a headquarters . Very haunted and documented as such. I can get you in no problem inside house is cool .
My 2 best friends named their oldest sons Micah & Damien even though I'm the lover of horror movies & I had picked out those names, but I gave them my blessings because I had my son last. So he ended up being a McKinley because of The Final Destination series.
not overboard on attention to detail we love those small details, thats what now and them filming locations and lining up shots should be all about because its those that make it
Good morning! I remember your "Outlander!!!!" reenactment. I went to this in the theater. LOL @ "He who walks behind the rows is taking the winter off." Nice keyhole shot!
ha ha ha.... Children of the Corn was the first movie I saw with my wife ( then girlfriend) at a drive inn theater in Bakersfield Ca !!!! ) We also saw part 2 in a theater.... awewome memories !
Adam, as a Southerner, you should be able to recognize magnolia trees and know they don’t drop their leaves in the fall! They are not deciduous trees! That’s why you think they have “ a lot of leaves” on them in February!Fin fact -?you were born in “The Magnolia State” of Mississippi!
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These deep cut filming locations are always less well received than others but I truly enjoy doing that . If a select few find true enjoyment out of seeing obscure spots from cinema history then I’m content . Thanks so much for watching !
Thank you for visiting my area of Alexander county, NC. You should’ve also visited the only public emerald mine in the world. It’s in hiddenite.
Come back to moneta, va and do a quick follow up to the what about bob filming location in my town
I don't mind watching them. It is interesting to see how things look in the movie compared to real life.
Thank goodness for old timey key wholes. 🗝👁
Really? You think COTC2 is a "deep cut"??? Fuck outta here.
I was sent this video by my mom…I was one of the “Children!” Non-speaking role, however featured heavily! Hearing you describe the wheel chair through the bingo parlor scene really brought back some fond memories haha! Really enjoyed the video…great work!
Also fun horror fact…a lot of the crew…second units, VFX, etc went shortly right after to work on Hellraiser III! They started it about a month after CotC2 up in the Greensboro area. We went to visit the crew and I got to meet Doug Bradley (Pinhead) pre-makeup test.
Also…the abandoned school house you were looking for is in a small area called Erect, below Asheboro!
@@garrettlacoss221Heard the school was in Argyle, NY.
Please don't ever stop talking to the cows, it makes me smile every time!
Me too. I think those are Adam's real Friends... Fof Flat Out Funny
@@TyhlerNovac nothing wrong with that!
Absolutely love it👍
I think it is very moooving!
What makes this even more nostalgic is the fact that there was no social media and internet around back then. These videos take you right to a particular era. It's happy and sad at the same time because you know how different life is now and how much older you have gotten and how much time has passed on but it makes you think of all of the Happy Days you had. I think this is why people of a certain age cherish these things more than the kids today because they grew up with all this technology and always had access to things. We had to get to the movie theater at least 30 minutes before the movie started to see all of the previews and you would have to remember what's coming out when and you were so excited.
This is why I love your channel, Adam. I pass through Ramseur all the time on my way to an auction out that way and also once a year on my way to the Liberty Antique Festival and I pass the exact locations you show and I had NO IDEA they were Children of the Corn II filming locations
Yea pretty wild right ?
Same
I grew up in Ramseur and remember well when this movie was filmed! The building at the beginning of the movie had corn in the basement until they tore it down. The old ladies house was brought in for the movie and they left it there. Crazy to see this, thanks for the walk down memory lane!
I love these videos, i live in a major modern city in Florida and these videos are great to see what other parts of the USA look like. weathered, rustic, vintage, it all looks great to me. Too bad my wife NEEDS up to date modern
Glad you are enjoying them . Thanks for watching
tell her of your passion of such things; you may be surprised
Hello kltpep I'm from North carolina boring raised grew up around close to there added we uae.play paint ball in corn fields when i was 12 years old but u watch them movies and go down country roads and the tall.corn stalks does give were felling we had roads here that go for miles with corn 🌽 but its cool place we had lot more movies filmed here scream was just filmed in wilmgtion agine the newest one but hope u get chance to vist nc its beautful here we got stuff besides beaches and light houses that alll.people just think about lot and moutines is everything and everybody thinks about besides piedmont area
I didn't know Children of the Corn 2 was filmed in NC. Awesome!
I wish you would stay in NC for a month and cover the entire state. These NC vlogs have been a true blessing.
I love these videos. It is obvious that you spend much time and effort when preparing these videos for our pleasure. Have a great day!
Thanks for noticing . Glad you enjoyed it
I'm am totally distanced, probably by age and interest, of this genre; however, your investigation of sites, my wikipedia investigation of movie (loI), makes this adventure so incredibly interesting....your research is enormous, your enthusiasm amazing, and you've created another outstanding memory for so many enthused film goers, and those of us who become enthused because of you; Thank you
Thanks for this one. I was an extra in the house dropping on the old lady scene and have lots of great memories of filming.
Oh no kidding ? Very cool
I love these videos. They have been so many movies filmed here in Nc. From Wilmington Nc to the mountains and in between. Dirty dancing, The fugitive, Hunger games, Days of Thunder, I know what you did last summer, Forrest Gump, The Green mile, The hunt for red October, The last of the Mohicans.
@Markis B, films also filmed in NC, The Color Purple, Maxim Overdrive, Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, Nights in Rodanthe. There were over 20 filmed in NC.
@@helenjackson8413 Thanks. I knew about the color purple and Maxim Overdrive. I didn't know about the other two
Hello yea I grew .up close there use play paintball as kid we did turtments but we use play paintball in corn fields but after seeing movie its kinda creepy.lol. but yea ur right don't forget scream they filmed a nother scream here newest one agine in wilmgtion I was down at coast and we tried find it and we saw some of the set lol they were trying tell people it wasn't scream because people kept trying watch and get in way but we saw ghost face guy they were doing shots and of him chasing lol it was really cool.there were tones people there
Wow, that takes me back. I worked on Children of the Corn 2 (w/the SFX crew) way back in1991. We were responsible for sending the wheelchair through the window, lowering the "house" on the old lady, burning a house down and shooting a cornstalk through a windshield, etc., etc. It was a lot of fun and a lot of work. I wish I could have got up w/you I could've told you about some of the behind the scenes drama, lol.
Don't forget "Hellraiser 3" was shot right after that in Greensboro, High Point, & Winston Salem.
(I got to body double for Pinhead. :-) )
That’s so cool! Some great stories I’m certain
I just commented about this! I’m sure we actually worked together!
I bet we did. I was working w/Ray Bivins & his crew.
Great job! I have never seen this movie, but your video has made me want to watch it. You’ve been killing it in 2022. Hope you are safe in the winter storm.
I loved this! Historic!! Thanks for doing these videos. Please keep them coming!
Ohhh my godd!!! I was looking for something like this months ago and was not able to fine anything....... Heaps on the original.....haven't watched yet, just about to !!!! ABSOLUTE CHAMPIONS CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH!!!
As always, great job with honing in on the scenes and including every detail. You are always so thorough.
Excellent video. Great movie and franchise really. I love that waterfall. City Halls and libraries are a wealth of local information. Thank you.
The waterfall was very cool. What a great spot
@@TheDailyWoo is there any chance that you can do a filming location of two and a half Men I mean the house I mean thanks Adam keep up the good work
Adam, awesome work using videos to re-live small forgotten towns and movie sets.
Great job finding those locations, especially the ones that are not so easy. Always enjoy this. Thank Ya! Love that keyhole shot and the waterfall location is very scenic, must have been an old mill pond
I really appreciate the kind words . Thank you
I do think there was a mill beside the waterfall. We used to pick up my Uncle there. 👍🏻
Aye! I grew up just a few minutes away from here! Super cool you found it! :) Love your videos, Adam! Thanks for showing off Ramseur, NC and it’s history
As a child i was weirdly obsessed with this movie for a few years, and wanted so badly to visit where it was filmed. I grew up in New York, so these locations were obviously very different from my neighborhood. This is really cool to see! Thank you. Oh yea I heard on the Good bad flicks youtube channel, they mention that Mrs Burkes house actually belonged to a family who was really moving and taking their house and the filmakers convinced the family to delay moving the house until filming was completed. If that's the case I wonder if that's really the same house? It looks the same, maybe the family decided not to move after all? lol..Whatever the case, thanks again, this was great!
Boy, Adam, you really did your research, as usual. WOW great job🤠👏
What a classic of a movie I'm gonna watch it right after watching your video.. Thanks for another amazing location☺
I'm tempted to rewatch it, I haven't seen it in YEARS.
Thanks so much
Talking about the Doc giving the kids suckers after the quick check up, reminded me of when I was a kid. I went to my local barber as always, only this time, I was equipped with my new Game boy Pocket my Mama bought me for Xmas. She asked, I said that, she got it. I will always cherish that memory., Anyway, so i was usually good at sitting still anyway, but not all kids were. some people were waiting on me to finish, with a kid who was going nuts. I said "he can play my gameboy if he doesnt drop it" The kid sat there quiet, the entire time. The next time I went back, the Barber had bought his own Gameboy with Tetris and something else, for people to play. IDK why that came to mind, or why I even bothered sharing it.
Very wholesome memory. You made an impact on that barber & he probably made many little boys have good memories of going to the barber that let them play his Gameboy.
All around the county I live in- Randolph County NC. Great video Adam. I very much enjoyed it.
This is awesome!! I saw this in theaters and it's always been a favorite of mine, especially the bingo scene! Thanks a million for doing this!!
This was cool Adam! I actually tried out to be an extra in COTC II in Liberty - my friends & I were prob in middle school - didn't make the cut tho, lol! My mom worked in Liberty when I was very small & I would go to work with her sometimes, I remember a dime store where I get toys, a diner, and an old classic movie theatre (early 80s), it was my first memory of a small downtown! Also - Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre is trying hard to revive w/ the help of Studio 1 in Burlington (a great local theatre group I once worked with). A lot of the actors in that area are part of the well-known Hollywood Horror Show Haunted House during Halloween. It's been years since I've been to it (in FL now) - but some of my most scared, but impressed, memories come from their well-done haunted experience! Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
The old theater is used as a music venue, went there to the Liberty Jubilee to watch the live Hee Haw tribute shows which were very good.
Dang that’s pretty neat
love this type of video....reminds me of the ol' ATW channel days.....! Fun stuff! Can time really be going this fast?? ( nice to see Big the Foot does not age...he always looks the same!)
Many of these videos have reminded me of the old school ATW and Daily Woo videos.
Oh man you are in my back yard, I've been wanting to meet you for years!!! Thanks for visiting
Thanks for the video Adam. I watched the first CotC movie but I don’t remember if I’ve seen this one. Gotta check it out. I enjoyed watching you do everything you can to get the perfect shot. Even looking through a keyhole. That shot came out very artistic though. Safe travels!
Thank you so much
What a nice surprise meeting you yesterday Adam! I thought you were already gone from the area.
NICE, you covered so many Scenes from the film here. I like the way you go into detail with each site. Well Done, Adam. Thank You.
Loved that movie. Anyway I have subscribed and I think you have some great videos buddy. Watched around 30 videos. Love the country videos you did. Some of them I have seen in movies when I was young in the 80s. Your videos are great bud
It's amazing how places decline but nature stays the same. As it always does. Naturally
I think you're the best around at scouting out these old filming locations great work keep it up!
The 2 trees in Liberty are Magnolia trees the trees in movie were Oak trees they were blown down by storm like 15-20 yrs ago you are in right place though. Its so cool seeing where I grew up on one of your vids.A bit of history few know a few of those buildings at the Snow Camp site ,"Sword of Peace" are actual structures used during the Under Ground Railroad one of the few existing sites with these structures. .
OMG i had no idea that the second film was shot in a totally different location and state as well..... im huge huge fan of the movie children of the corn movies!!!! i alslo visited the 3 locations for the 1st film, i would past them every time i go to Sioux City, IA. great video adam!! @TheDailyWoo
I really enjoyed the video! So cool to see the history of these places that I drive by so often!
Didn't see the movie not going to see the movie, but love the small town tour of Liberty NC. No pun intended,..You are killing it with your videos.
Thank you !
Love this Film Location!! I love the passing of time! Thanks Adam.
Such a great video as always, so much fun to see you explore the area and film the locations, and what a movie too, wow. Not many movies I remember watching when I was younger but this sure is one of them! Not even sure how I ended up seeing this movie as I was living in Europe at the time but that is a long story.
Hey. Great job location scouting .
I live about 15 minutes from the
" Church scene " . Last Halloween, some friends and myself got to watch the movie in the yard in front of the Church at night. The church doors were open for us to look around also. It was a fun night, we went to a local Haunt just 10 minutes away after the movie. A perfect Halloween night in October.
Adam the passion you have is unprecedented my friend. This follow up movie vlog to such a classic from my childhood is absolutely OBSURD. HAHA. Thank you for putting in the work. We love you bud. Safe Travels Amigo !
Never knew this was filmed here! I mite have to drive to these locations soon to check them out! As always Adam great videos! Thank you for taking the time in doing these amazing videos! Take care adam!
No coffee???
Even never having seen these movies, we're thoroughly enjoying these deep-dives.
We had to watch Cabin Fever after your adventure there, and honestly enjoyed saying 'Adam stood there!' more than the film itself =D
Halloween 2018 and CotC2 are next up for our movie nights.
We bet you're a whiz at those spot-the-difference puzzle pics!
*Please seriously consider taking the Amtrak Autotrain up to explore the northeast when the weather's more pleasant!*
I am From Ramseur NC, I was blessed enough to meet the owner of the yellow farm house in the corn field. The owner showed me a signed poster from the casting crew. The owner told me that the production crew put a 1 million dollar insurance policy on the home during the making of the movie.
The whole area still looks as creepy as it did in the movie...
Agreed
The overcast sky didn't help make it look normal either lol
Really enjoyed this vlog such a huge fan of this genre of film and your researching is to be commended
Well done Adam more please!
I think re-creating the bathing suit scene would have been the highlight of the vlog!
Love these location videos
Thank you ! I enjoy peppering them in on occasion
Awesome video. I am from NC and did not even know this movie was filmed there. I find filming locations super fascinating
The first one was scary as heck as a kid 🌽🌽🌽now whenever I hear the name Micha..I think "Stantion" 🤣🕶✌, love how u find all those cool shots, great video Woo
So excited you are back on the road! The back roads, and unique areas are the best. Look forward to learning about new places for my bucket list. Great 2022 goal. Only TH-camr I subscribe too!
So cool! We literally live 5 minutes from the Snow Camp outdoor Drama and about 10 minutes from Liberty! So cool that you were there
Excellant job my friend. I have been a fan of this movie for a long time. This touches my heart to see these actual spot's
Great videos Thanks for sharing this with us and keep doing what you are doing Thanks again
your filming location videos are my favorites
Man I’ve missed these videos!! Great job Adam!! #KeepGoing
Omg!!! I live 20 minutes away from that waterfall if I knew you were there would have loved to meet you in person love your horror filming locations videos I am a horror fanatic been watching you for years you do such a awesome job the way you line the shots up and the research you put into it 🎥👍
Thank you once again Adam for sharing your knowledge with us
You know Adam that the first Children of the Corn will be the 80s retro horror movie with Linda Hamilton, that one scene at the deli/restaurant that one employee at the meat slicer has his hand sliced off by a kid, so evil. Thanks for sharing this video.👍👍
Ty for this...I am 46 and this movie was so gen x....love it. It was pretty good.
Love these movie location videos, Adam!
It's really adorable how much you love talking to the cows🐄🐄🐄💕
I love the first 3 of this series. Adam your awesome for making these videos. Think you can find part 3 locations?
Good Morning Adam! Another great video!
I just watched this movie the other day it's always great how you match up scenes!
I always talk to the cows too. Love that you do that.
Pretty cool! I was there watching them film the scene where the old lady gets thrown threw the window. I also know a couple of the kids that were in that scene.
As a young teenager I saw the 1st Children of the Corn as a double feature with Sleepaway Camp (what a shocker that movie is for an 80s conservative kid lol) at our local movie theater. LOVED them both! God I miss double features. Thanks for the great video. Need to watch Children of the Corn II... sounds like it's a fun watch. I usually watch all the 80s horror movie sequels, but I strangely haven't for these 2 franchises.
Thank you for sharing this cool filming location😎🎬📽
Talking to the wildlife is just epic! It always cracks me up!
Haven't seen those movies, but really cool when you can see where movies are made and get to see the buildings.
So I don't think I've ever seen the movie, however I might need to after you sharing everything that you have here. I did have one question.. he said that little woman went flying through the window during a bingo game and a man said bingo.. just to clarify, did he say bingo after she had flown through the window or before? Because if he said it after, now that's just comedy gold, in my opinion. Thank you so much for sharing Adam! Looking forward to the next video.
Thank you for the video Adam
I love watching your fliming location. Good match up and information of this movie. It's been a long time since I saw the movie so now I have to go back and watch it. Thanks for sharing as always.
Fire departments, especially rural ones do burn down old dilapidated buildings all the time. That was probably true.
Thank you Adam for another great adventure.
this was really cool , well i really enjoy these types of videos , thank you so much adam and well done 😊
Nice work again Adam 👍🏼👍🏼
Did you know on street view you can change the year? I was able to see the diff images of my house/driveway.
Great finds Adam! Loving the slow roll through The Carolinas!
This video was so cool! Especially the waterfall location
👍🏼 Thanks for the info. My Daughter lives in NC. & loves movies. I'm sharing this with her! ↗️
Amazing finds again Mr. The Woo. Movie locations in N.C.. Can't wait to see what's next. Take care.
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So my uncle owns the house and land the corn field was on you showed after the waterfall. That house has been there since Civil War and was used as a headquarters . Very haunted and documented as such. I can get you in no problem inside house is cool .
My neighbor’s favorite film is Children of the Corn.
My neighbor’s 12 year old son is named Malachi.
My neighbor is weird.
Oh wow . Don’t see too many named Malachi these days
My 2 best friends named their oldest sons Micah & Damien even though I'm the lover of horror movies & I had picked out those names, but I gave them my blessings because I had my son last. So he ended up being a McKinley because of The Final Destination series.
@@TheDailyWoo It’s every weirder that the dad loves Children of the Corn.
not overboard on attention to detail we love those small details, thats what now and them filming locations and lining up shots should be all about because its those that make it
Good morning! I remember your "Outlander!!!!" reenactment. I went to this in the theater. LOL @ "He who walks behind the rows is taking the winter off." Nice keyhole shot!
Good morning
Christie Clark was the waterfall girl… I recognized her right away. She was an actress in my favorite soap opera Days of Our Lives. Fun fact! 😁
wow; has she continued to perform?
@@saguaro2231 she’s not in the current DOOL as far as I know, but I saw her in a prime time special DOOL last fall. She still looks great.
Love your videos! 🙌
ha ha ha.... Children of the Corn was the first movie I saw with my wife ( then girlfriend) at a drive inn theater in Bakersfield Ca !!!! ) We also saw part 2 in a theater.... awewome memories !
Malachi!!!!!! Awesome vid Adam!
Im eagerly waiting for my piping hot caffeinated beverage to start this mornings video. keep up the good work Mr. Woo
This is so cool!! I was delivering in Ramseur yesterday, then went through Liberty to get to Burlington (Hwy. 49).
Keep em coming! Love your videos
I live right up the road from snow camp, so cool you were here!! You should check out the Alamance battleground and the historical museum.
Liberty is beautiful, thank you for sharing.
This is one of my favorite movies.
Issaac: “Those who walk beneath the row.”
Adam, as a Southerner, you should be able to recognize magnolia trees and know they don’t drop their leaves in the fall! They are not deciduous trees! That’s why you think they have “ a lot of leaves” on them in February!Fin fact -?you were born in “The Magnolia State” of Mississippi!
And it is the state tree of Mississippi