Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge (1991)
Movie Info
This entry in the horror thriller series shows how the mad French puppeteer Toulon created his supernaturally animated demonic marionettes. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
Oct 17, 1991
Cast
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Guy Rolfe
Andre Toulon -
Sarah Douglas
Elsa Toulon -
Richard Lynch
Major Kraus -
Ian Abercrombie
Dr. Hess -
Walter Gotell
General Mueller -
Kristopher Logan
Lt. Eric Stein -
Michelle Bauer
Lili -
Rhonda Britten
Mother -
John Cann
Young Dead Soldier -
Aaron Eisenberg
Peter Hertz -
Matthew Faison
Hertz -
Michael Lowry
Hess's Guard -
Lenny Rose
Airport Agent -
Eduard Will
Soldier on Stage -
Kenneth Cortland
Pharmacy Soldier
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A dark, engrossing, and violent sequel...
best of the series
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OK so we over look that little itchy problem and focus on the film. To be fair this film is much more enjoyable than the first two, we watch and learn how the puppets assist 'Toulon', how and why he creates his 'Leech Woman' puppet and we see what happens to his wife...ergo a prequel.
Again there isn't much blood n gore on show for a horror film but the puppets are quite active in this one which is good plus we get introduced to 'Six Shooter' who is by far one of the better puppets. 'Six Shooter' kills one Nazi trooper with his quick draw six shot fire and it actually looks pretty cool, some well done squib effects there.
Band also reuses some cast from his early films, as he always does, Richard Lynch of 'Trancers II' for this film.
Like the other two films you don't expect decent effects or acting or horror really but the quirky stop motion dolls accompanied by the ever present haunting score all add to the charm. This film also benefits from some reasonable production by the looks of things, a step up the ladder for location and atmosphere.