(#10) In 'Curse Of The Puppet Master,' A Character Dreams He Has Clockwork Organs
This scene is just as unsettling as it sounds. Robert "Tank" Winsley (Josh Green) is about as likable a protagonist as you are ever going to get out of the Puppet Master films - so when he throws off his bedsheets to reveal the horror underneath, it is hard to not feel a pang of sympathy... and disgust.
Actually, the feeling is mostly disgust. Probably like 80/20. Sure, jump scares that turn out to be dreams are one of the more cliché horror tropes at this point, but how else were they going to fit this weirdness into the film?
(#16) 'Puppet Master: Axis Of Evil' Features A Ninja Puppet That Throws Shurikens
You know what was missing from the first nine Puppet Master films? A ninja puppet... said no one ever.
Still, the little guy is pretty cool - even if his name, Ninja, lacks imagination.
(#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.
(#11) The Next Movie Is A Spinoff Featuring The Most Popular Puppet, Blade
Perhaps the weirdest aspect of the Puppet Master movies is that they just keep making them. No one who finished watching Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter said to themselves, "I think they have a lot more to say in these films." Yet here we are a full six movies later, going on the 12th installment in the series - and not even including the non-canonical Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys or the recent reboot Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich.
Titled Blade: The Iron Cross, the next Puppet Master film is set to release in 2020. The puppets are back with Full Moon for this one - and yes, there will be goose-stepping zombies too. As in all of the Full Moon Puppet Masters, Blade takes a firm stance against the SS.
(#5) Everything About Decapitron Is Baffling In 'Puppet Master 4'
When this literal deus ex machina shows up sporting the disembodied head of André Toulon (Guy Rolfe) in Puppet Master 4, no explanation is given. Like many things in the Puppet Master universe, Decapitron simply is.
Dressed in the same manner as Toulon in Puppet Master 3 and sporting a featureless head that somehow serves as a conduit for Toulon's spirit or something, the doll is brought to life just in time for the final boss puppet fight.
The strangeness doesn't end there. Despite what the name might suggest, Decapitron doesn't remove the head of his foes. Instead, he changes out his blank head for some weird sort of Tesla coil that electrocutes enemies into submission. In Puppet Master 5, the doll also has a third head with both telescopic and x-ray vision, because... why not?
(#1) The Humanoid Dolls In 'Puppet Master II' Are Just Horrifying
These things are pure nightmare fuel. The waxy plastic faces, the lifeless eyes, and the way their movement doesn't quite feel natural, all add up to make the life-sized humanoid dolls that appear at the end of Puppet Master II truly grotesque.
Adding impact to this imagery is the knowledge that André Toulon's actual plan is to subject his one true love to an eternity living as this monstrosity. His plan basically goes like this: Step 1, collect organs; Step 2, make puppet life-giving juice; Step 3, transfer own soul from a reanimated body to a life-sized puppet monster; Step 4, slay the reincarnated love of my life and trap her soul in another horrifying life-sized puppet.
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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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