Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich

Synopsis

In 'Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich', a recently divorced man uncovers a sinister secret about his puppets, setting off a chain of gruesome events at a convention. As the violence escalates, he must race against time to stop the murderous puppets controlled by a Nazi toymaker. Filled with dark humor, shocking twists, and terrifying puppetry, this horror-comedy delivers a fresh and twisted take on the classic 'Puppet Master' franchise. With its blend of gore, humor, and vintage charm, the film offers a darkly entertaining ride for horror fans seeking something delightfully macabre and unexpectedly funny.

Cast

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  Thomas Lennon

  Edgar Easton

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  Jenny Pellicer

  Ashley Summers

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  Michael Paré

  Detective Brown

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  Barbara Crampton

  Carol Doreski

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  Udo Kier

  Andre Toulon

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  Nelson Franklin

  Markowitz

Reviews

Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich has garnered mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praise its dark humor and imaginative use of puppets, others criticize its over-the-top violence and lackluster storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a solid 69% rating, with critics noting its audacious approach to horror and inventive practical effects. IMDB rates it at 5.4/10, indicating a divisive response from viewers. Metacritic offers a score of 52/100, highlighting the film's bold vision but criticizing its uneven execution. Some reviewers applaud the film for revitalizing the 'Puppet Master' series with its daring reinvention, while others feel it falls short of its potential by relying too heavily on shock value.