The movie begins in the year 1983 in a suburban
town in America. A father, David Raynor,
is yelling at his eight-year-old son Jake to
wake up because he is late for school. When Jake
doesn’t answer, David goes to check on him and
comes across a troubling sight. Jake has stopped
moving and is secreting fizz from his mouth.
Without wasting time, David rushes him to
the hospital and discovers that his son is
not the only person who woke up like that.
The hallway is full of parents carrying their
children and trying to contact a doctor.
In fact, according to the news on
TV, every single child in the world
under the age of nine has fallen into a
catatonic state. Reports from the Asian,
Australian, and African countries are flooding
in asking for expert advice but even the smartest
scientists have no idea what is going on.
Chaos ensues as parents come to the streets
to protest but even they do not know what they
are protesting against. Days turn into weeks,
months, and years but the children
never go back to normal.
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Every child born after 1983 is born in
the same condition, threatening the end
of mankind. Several laws are formed to protect
the rights of sick children and to stop people
from procreating further. This causes economic
and social instability around the globe which
further gives rise to many problems.
The only movement the children make is
when they get intense seizures twice a day
at the same time every day. Science has no
answers to what the seizures mean just like
how it has no answers to the entire plague.
Cut to ten years later. Eight-year-old Jake
has now turned into an eighteen-year-old boy
but with no life inside of him. He is
fed and kept in a healthy condition
but David and other parents of the world have
given up on getting their children back.
In David’s town, the school is closed
after the last batch graduates and the
gym hall is renovated into a hospital
for the sick children whose families
have no means to take care of them. The head
doctor at the gym is a woman named Jean.
Then, we are introduced to Jean’s ex-husband
Tom. He went to jail a few years ago for killing
a man in a bar fight. The incident changed
his life and took his job and family away.
After serving prison time, he has just
recently been let out on parole.
Since Tom has no place to live, David allows
him to stay at his house for a few days
where Tom also gets to meet Jake. David has
brought several medical equipment for Jake’s
comfort. Tom comments they must have cost a lot
but David rationalizes that nothing will amount
to his son’s happiness. He seems to believe that
although his son cannot express his feelings,
he can still tell what is going on around him.
In the evening, Tom meets Jean who isn’t happy
to see him. They share a brief conversation
before she asks him to stay away from her.
Tom is still in love with her but
she only sees him as a murderer.
The following day, Tom goes to the police
station to meet his old mentor and the town’s
Sheriff. There, he sees two teenagers who have
been arrested for trespassing. Ten years ago,
they narrowly crossed the age of nine and
were saved from being like the other kids.
While most such children are in bigger cities
making a lot of money, these two break into
houses and talk to unconscious children. No one
knows why they do it but by the looks of it,
they seem to be struggling mentally.
In the next scene, we see a doctor walking
into the gym for a regular checkup. She is met
with horror when she sees that they have come
back to consciousness and are staring at
her. The woman cannot believe her eyes and
freezes in shock until one girl attacks her.
Back in the house, Tom wakes up because of a noise
and sees the state of emergency message on TV. He
rushes upstairs to check up on Jake but finds him
missing. Then, he goes to David’s room to discover
that his face has been squashed to death.
Seconds later, Jake appears behind and attacks
him. He is about to be killed when his childhood
friend and Jean’s brother Sam arrives at
the house. He hits the kid with a tire iron
and throws him off the window. Sam also reveals
that the entire city has been swarmed by
the awake children whose only aim is to kill the
adults. No one knows what they actually want but
people are dying at a frightening rate.
Suddenly, they remember that Jean was
working a night shift which means
she is surrounded by sick children.
They quickly make their way outside but are yet
again approached by Jake. At first, he tries to
attack them but stops and falls unconscious.
After that, Tom and Sam drive to the school.
The first dead body they find is of a nurse with
a deformed face. While trying to climb the stairs,
they are attacked by the kids who try to
grab their faces for some reason. They are
saved by the same two teens who Tom saw at
the police station earlier. They introduce
themselves as Kip and Claire. It turns out that
the killers think the couple is one of them,
which is how they have survived till now.
Tom asks them to quickly get out of the city
while he and Sam continue looking for Jean.
When in the hallways, they are almost spotted
by a hoard of the killers but they manage
to hide inside a room with locked doors.
They also find a group of eight survivors waiting
for help. The doctors think the police are on
their way to help them, unaware that no one
in the town is safe, including the police.
Tom is told that Jean went up a vent to
get medicines for an injured survivor.
He follows her behind, asking Sam to take
care of the others. A few minutes later,
Sam hears someone trying to break the door.
He panics and asks the group to go down the
laundry chute. They make a rope out of bedsheets
and manage to climb down one after another.
Sam goes last but halfway through, he hears
the others screaming in pain. Realizing that
they have been attacked, he climbs back
up and unties the bedsheets. Just then,
he sees a nurse trying to climb up the chute but
because of his mistake, she falls to her doom.
Everything goes quiet for a second before Sam sees
a guy inside the room. Meanwhile, Tom is crawling
through the vent when he comes across another kid.
He is about to be attacked but Jean arrives at the
right time to save him. They both come out of
the vents, deciding to return to the others.
However, upon reaching the room, they see Sam
with a bloodied weapon and no survivors. Jean
is heartbroken because they were her
colleagues. Tom calms her down before
the three of them make their way outside.
In the hallways, they are joined by Kip and
Claire. A little further, they meet the sheriff
who is also looking for survivors. All of a
sudden, a panicking guard attacks Claire,
assuming that she is one of the children.
Before he calms down, the actual children drag
him away while the others run to the door.
Outside, the sheriff’s wife Nora and the deputy
are waiting for the survivors. When they are
distracted, the children land an attack. Somehow,
the others arrive at the right time and manage to
free them. Amidst the chaos, Claire is left behind
with the children while the others drive away.
Kip is worried for her but is hopeful that
the children won’t know she is a human.
The group stops in the Church where Jean takes
care of Sam’s injured leg. He yells in pain
for several minutes before she finally gives him
drugs to make him sleep. While everyone stays in
a safe room, Tom goes around the church to check
if there are any more children. While inspecting
the chapel, he is attacked by a girl.
The sheriff runs to see what’s up and is
shocked because the girl is his daughter. His
wife Nora weakens at the sight of her girl in
such a condition. Instead of killing her, they
decide to tie her hands to the railings.
Somewhere else, Kip finds a pastor’s journal
where he has written interesting things about
his dreams. A few hours later, they see the
pastor outside being swarmed by the children.
They hold him to the ground while a kid touches
his face and kills him. Before dying, the pastor
says that he is not yet ready, disclosing
that he knows something the others don’t.
Kip then shows the journal to Tom and
asks him to read the last entry. In it,
the pastor has predicted his death, saying that
his soul was taken by children through his face.
He has also written a line that roughly translates
to “the children give what they receive”. They are
not able to depict what it means but Tom keeps the
page just in case they need it in the future.
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Meanwhile, Nora sees her daughter tearing
up and believes that she has turned into
her normal self. She quickly unties her hands,
only to be attacked and killed brutally. When
the Sheriff arrives at the scene, his heart
drops. Before his daughter can do more harm,
he shoots her dead and commits the unthinkable.
In the morning, we see that Claire is still
alive. She goes to her house and finds
her mother’s dead body in the bathtub
with her face crushed. In the meantime, the
group finds out about an army base near their
town which is their only hope for survival.
They pack up all the necessary stuff and go
outside but come across a broken car. It turns out
that the children are getting smarter by the hour
and have learned to disable the engine in
cars. They have done the same to every car
in the neighborhood so Tom has to
think of another way to escape.
He then remembers that David had a car inside his
garage which could still be working. Since Sam
cannot walk, he and the deputy stay at the Church
while the other three go out to David’s house.
They reach the place safely but come across a girl
in the front yard. She even has a gun on her and
seems to know how to use it. Suddenly, Claire
appears and kills the girl. She also discloses
that the children are learning to do new stuff
and almost all of them have a gun by now.
Back in the Church, a hoard of children
attack Sam and the deputy. A while later,
the rest of the group arrives to their
dead bodies. Jean kneels down near her
brother and breaks into silent sobs. She gets up
surprisingly quickly, driven by the will to kill
all the children. On their drive to the town’s
border, everyone notices her stiff demeanor.
When they are distracted, two guys start firing
at the car. The tires go flat causing them to
come to a halt right in the line of fire.
Tom asks everyone to stay down but Jean
doesn’t listen. She comes out of the
car and ambushes both enemies.
She continues fighting even after they are dead
while the others watch in concern. Now that they
are out of bullets, Jean wants to return to
the town’s police station and get some from
their storage. Tom argues otherwise because
there is no need for guns in the army base.
Still, Jean remains adamant and makes her
way to the police station on her own.
Kip and Claire join her shortly after, leaving
Tom the odd one out. He walks towards the army
base for some time before sitting down to read
the pastor’s note again. He rationalizes that
the children are sucking out people’s souls but
the way to stop them isn’t clear on the note.
Meanwhile, in the police station, they find two
children gathering up all the weapons. Since they
won’t suspect Claire, she decides to go inside to
steal the guns. The other two patiently wait in
another room until they hear a gunshot.
Kip runs to Claire and sees that she
has been shot. He kills a man but is in
turn shot as well. The two sit beside
each other until they ultimately die.
Some time passes when Tom arrives and finds
a frantic Jean in the hallways. She has lost
all senses and is paranoid that the children
have surrounded her. Tom gently brings her
back to her senses before they go outside.
Since they do not have a vehicle, they are soon
surrounded by the children from all sides. Tom
makes Jean kneel down and remember the moment she
was the happiest in her life. While she does so,
he walks to a kid in the crowd and tells him
that he is ready. Tom has finally figured out
that the kids give you back the emotions
you show to them. When you give them fear
and anger, they do the same to you.
Seconds later, Jean opens her eyes and
finds herself alone. In the last scene, we see
her reading the pastor’s note while enjoying a
beautiful day outside her house. Then, she sees
the children surrounding her house yet again.
This time, she simply goes inside, leaving
the door open as a sign of trust.
