(#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?
(#6) In 'Puppet Master Vs. Demonic Toys,' An Evil Demon Wants To Ruin Christmas
It is a simple law of Hollywood that the longer a franchise runs, the more likely there will be a Christmas special. Considering both the Puppet Master and Demonic Toys franchises star children's playthings, it's only logical their mashup is about Christmas. Here's to the staff at Image Entertainment - who didn't think twice and went ahead with making this non-canonical film with virtually zero involvement from Charles Band and the folks at Full Moon.
What is even more bizarre is how Bael, "the demon of wealth and profits," plans to ruin Christmas. It boils down to sending out millions of evil toys to "sacrifice" innocent children on Jesus's birthday. You do have to give him credit - high blasphemy is a pretty creative way to put the "Christ" back in Christmas. That and the Santa suit really tie the plan together.
(#3) 'Puppet Master 4' Suddenly Brings Egyptian Demons Into The Mix
The films go straight from fighting the forces of the SS in Puppet Master III to combating ancient Egyptian demons in Puppet Master 4. No further explanation is given, and perhaps that is for the best. Well, they did promise at the end of three that four would be about "Bad puppets gone good," and that is technically correct.
Even more bizarre than the drastic change in premise is the appearance of the demons themselves. Here we have a lumpy skeleton in a cape bossing around three misshapen Jawas. The weird Jawas, in turn, possess "totems" (evil puppet monsters) that enter the human world to do all sorts of horrible things. André Toulon's collection of puppets - whom we've all come to know and love - must then fight these evil totems.
Never mind the details. The bottom line is that the audience gets to watch puppets fight.
(#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.
(#15) In 'Puppet Master 5,' Torch Immolates A Man And He Falls Down An Elevator Shaft
Sweet, lovable Torch really knows how to give an audience what they want. After an entire movie of corporate shill and all-around-tool Jennings (Ian Ogilvy) trying to take the puppets and sell them for ill-defined profit, Torch provides what is the most satisfying scene in the entire film.
Not only does the puppet roast Jennings like a campfire marshmallow, but Jennings then falls down an elevator shaft to his ultimate and timely demise. There is also something to be said for watching a man beg a puppet for his life.
(#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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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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