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(#4) In 'Puppet Master II,' Torch Immolates A Youngster To Collect His Organs
One of the few taboos in horror is having children be harmed, but Puppet Master II crosses this line in such a nonchalant manner that you might miss it.
The scene opens up by firmly establishing the child is obnoxious and undeserving of sympathy from the audience. He is shown undressing and then whipping his shirtless action figure - an uncommon childhood game, to say the least. When he starts bossing around and yelling at Torch, the audience knows what's coming.
The immolation is done "tastefully" off screen, but the audience is still left asking, "Did they really just do that?"
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(#14) In 'Puppet Master: Axis Termination,' The Puppets Team Up With Supernatural X-Men
Since living puppets, ghosts, demons, and zombies weren't enough, the filmmakers decided to throw in some superheroes for good measure. These allied operatives have spooky powers ranging from voodoo to psychic empathy.
The film is self-aware enough to know the premise is completely ridiculous, which makes it a delightfully campy romp through one of the darkest episodes of human history.
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(#8) 'Puppet Master: The Legacy' Is Basically A Clip Show
In the entirety of this film's 70-minute runtime, there are exactly seven minutes of new footage.
How this thing gets away with calling itself a movie is a mystery. When a sitcom does it, everyone sighs and waits until next week's episode. When a movie does it, people start asking for their money back. This movie is bad and it should feel bad.
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(#17) 'Puppet Master: Axis Rising,' Features A Fight Between Leech Woman And Bombshell
No further explanation is really necessary. This is a puppet fight between Leech Woman and Bombshell.
It happened.
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(#7) In 'Puppet Master II,' The Puppets Resurrect Their Master As A Living Cadaver
On paper, the idea makes perfect sense. If you have the ability to animate lifeless matter, then reanimating a lifeless cadaver should be even easier. As the puppets apparently need a continuous supply of magic puppet juice (at least in this Puppet Master installment), it's only natural they would reanimate their master so he can make them said juice.
Toulon's Invisible Man-style bandages - that no one really questions throughout the film - do add a nice element of creepiness. One can also forgive the Puppet Master if he is a bit more villainous in this film than the others, as he isn't quite himself. He's literally a zombie.
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(#9) In 'Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich,' The Puppets Commit Hate Crimes
The puppets have come full circle in this film, going from fighting against the forces of the SS to becoming card-carrying members themselves. This film is actually a Fangoria reboot that exists in a different universe than the Full Moon/Charles Band saga.
These certainly are not the same puppets that viewers have come to know over the decades.
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Puppet Master is a 1989 American horror movie. The movie tells the story of puppets made by Egyptian magic and their psychological planning. After its release, due to its novel themes, it has aroused widespread popularity. The director seized the opportunity to produce 11 sequels and achieved great commercial success. You will see there are creepy and various horror puppets.
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