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  • 'Puppet Master: Axis Of Evil' Features A Ninja Puppet That Throws Shurikens on Random ‘Puppet Master’ Franchise Is Way Weirder Than We Remembered

    (#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.

  • In 'Puppet Master,' Leech Woman Vomits A Leech Into Her Victim's Mouth on Random ‘Puppet Master’ Franchise Is Way Weirder Than We Remembered

    (#2) In 'Puppet Master,' Leech Woman Vomits A Leech Into Her Victim's Mouth

    Anyone the least bit familiar with the Puppet Master franchise will remember Leech Woman. How could you not? Here we have a beautiful woman puppet with the completely impractical but surprisingly lethal power to vomit leeches.

    Everything about this scene is weird. First of all, it starts out with a blindfolded, disrobed man strapped to a bed as a puppet starts to get frisky with him. Without warning, the puppet begins regurgitating leeches.

    The icing on the cake comes when one leech drops directly into his mouth. By the time he inexplicably succumbs to the leeches (in a remarkably short amount of time), the audience is out of disbelief and just accepts it. After all, nothing else here made a lick of sense.

  • The Humanoid Dolls In 'Puppet Master II' Are Just Horrifying on Random ‘Puppet Master’ Franchise Is Way Weirder Than We Remembered

    (#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. 

  • 'Puppet Master: The Legacy' Is Basically A Clip Show  on Random ‘Puppet Master’ Franchise Is Way Weirder Than We Remembered

    (#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.

  • In 'Puppet Master II,' The Puppets Resurrect Their Master As A Living Cadaver on Random ‘Puppet Master’ Franchise Is Way Weirder Than We Remembered

    (#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.

  • 'Retro Puppet Master' Is Basically A Bedtime Story For Malevolent Puppets  on Random ‘Puppet Master’ Franchise Is Way Weirder Than We Remembered

    (#12) 'Retro Puppet Master' Is Basically A Bedtime Story For Malevolent Puppets

    First of all, bookending the film with scenes of Andre Toulon en route to Switzerland is unnecessary, save to give Guy Rolfe some screen time. The Puppet Master timeline is confusing and contradictory enough already. Perhaps this can be overlooked because, let's be honest, Guy Rolfe is pretty awesome.

    More importantly, however, one wonders why the puppets need to be told bedtime stories to begin with. Here they are getting all cozy in some abandoned castle and curling up by the fire while Papa Toulon regales them with tales of his youth. Keep in mind, these are the same puppets who basically defeated the Third Reich. Somehow, the tone just doesn't seem to match up.

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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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