The True Perception of The Village

Rating: Null/10 (4 December 2015)

In The Village, a group of people decide to create their own version of reality by cutting off the modern world and raising a community where their goal is to eliminate crime and violence. What "The Elders", as they call themselves, didn't anticipate were the negative and inevitable consequences of closing themselves off to civilization. Therefore the elders are wrong for keeping people in the village behind walls.
In the small, isolated Pennsylvania village of Covington in the 19th century, the residents live in fear of creatures cloaked in red capes in the nearby woods. They built a large barrier of oil lanterns and watch towers that are constantly occupied to keep an eye out for "those we don't speak of".
The Film is rated PG-13 for scenes of violence and frightening images. When I first saw this movie, it gave me nightmares for weeks; dreams of being chased by the creatures who live in the forest. I personally wouldn't let my kids watch this until they were much older.