Oct 042004
Having made a deal with a demon, the owner of a toy company plans to have millions of possessed toys wake up on Christmas morning and slaughter children. Only a doll repairman (Corey Feldman), his daughter, and four living puppets can stop her.
Quick Review: So, Corey Feldman plays the aging intellectual father of a late teen girl. Hmmm. Do I need to say anything else to make you avoid this mess? Feldman’s miscasting is on par with the mistakes made in the script, the directing, and the FX. The original Puppet Master was made fifteen years ago, and the puppets looked better than. Shouldn’t effects improve in fifteen years? I like a good B-movie, and Full Moon Entertainment made some of the best, but the company has fallen apart and the rights to the Puppet Master series ended up in the hands of the SciFi channel. So, they made a film without gore, without scares, and without humor. Who is this suppose to appeal to?