Welcome back friends, family and film
freaks. Well it has been a bit since I took a peek into what truly
got me started into reviewing films. More than a few years back, I
got relegated into reviewing the genre of Horror. Not because I have
a natural aptitude to gore, violence, crappy story lines,
one-dimensional characters and poorly timed jump scares. Apparently
being a guy was the deciding factor.
Told you we'd get that dope to review the rest of the flicks. |
Thankfully for my editor, I
didn't run away screaming like a B-movie extra from the babysitter
slayer but some days it really made me a tad bitter. That all being
said, I have actually been introduced to some clever and well-written
fright flicks so I suppose I can muster through the memories of 374
zombie movies and suck it up. Seriously, the comments and
compliments I have gotten over the last 3 years has been good. So
keep churning those out!
Previously, I reviewed the first five
Puppetmaster films, a franchise created by Charles Band, writer and
producer of Full Moon Pictures. With the Subspecies franchise and
Puppetmaster it didn't matter that this company made Doll Man or
Demonic Toys. Our little marionettes of mirth and mayhem are back
to cause mischief and murder for those that dare seek to harm their
master and who knows... maybe there will be additions to the flock.
For those of you that are still reading
this, I declare The Puppet Master Continues. Be afraid... Be very afraid I don't start laughing.
Blade: a cut above the rest. |
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