Puppet Master 5

“Puppet Master X: Axis Rising (2012)” movie review.

Posted by MartialHorror
/ April 14, 2015

"Puppet Master X: Axis Rising" is outrageous, absurd, corny and we are "supposed" to be laughing at it.
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“Puppet Master: Axis of Evil (2010)” movie review.

Posted by MartialHorror
/ April 11, 2015

"Puppet Master: Axis of Evil" feels like the filmmakers (Band and DeCoteau) are giving a sincere apology to the fans in the form of a superior movie, while preparing a proper burial for the series as a whole...sort of. It's still pretty bad, but it's only bad in a typical 'direct-to-DVD' flick kind of way. The important thing is they tried.
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“Puppet Master Vs. Demonic Toys (2004)” movie review.

Posted by MartialHorror
/ April 9, 2015

"Puppet Master Vs Demonic Toys" rolls around in its own excrement, much like the last few sequels. The only difference is that it seems to enjoy its place amongst the feces.
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“Puppet Master: The Legacy (2003)” movie review.

Posted by MartialHorror
/ April 2, 2015

F@ck you!
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“Retro Puppet Master (1999)” movie review.

Posted by MartialHorror
/ March 31, 2015

"Retro Puppet Master" sucks, but I guess I have to concede that it's a step up from its predecessor.
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“Curse of the Puppet Master (1998)” movie review.

Posted by MartialHorror
/ March 28, 2015

"Curse of the Puppet Master" makes the previous shitty entries look good in comparison.
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“Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter (1994)” movie review.

Posted by MartialHorror
/ March 26, 2015

"Puppet Master 5" is technically superior to its predecessor, moving from 'hilariously terrible' to...just 'terrible'...Damn it! I can't even laugh at the badness anymore. Instead I just have to be bored.
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“Puppet Master 4 (1993)” movie review.

Posted by MartialHorror
/ March 24, 2015

"Puppet Master 4" seems cheaper than previous entries of the franchise, which is strange because it boasts such a high profile concept (killer puppets vs demons). But it's also just a bad movie that finds any semblance of redemption by providing lots of unintentional hilarity. Plus, at least it's very short.
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