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Critics Consensus: Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich delivers all the proudly distasteful B-movie antics genre fans might expect from a film about murderous Nazi dolls.
Critic Consensus: Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich delivers all the proudly distasteful B-movie antics genre fans might expect from a film about murderous Nazi dolls.
All Critics (35) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (23) | Rotten (12)
The Littlest Reich is not just a clockwork puppet slasher, but a gleeful gore movie situated somewhere between Peter Jackson's Dead Alive and Troma.
The Littlest Reich is no Shoah but it does play around in the slop of real-life genocide and that makes it strangely transgressive. If you're in the right mood -- not too self-serious -- you'll get off on its vengeful payback.
Sadly more boring than offensive despite its superficially controversial high-concept premise.
It's got puppets, it's got gore. Who could ask for anything more?
Certifiably bonkers and cheerfully offensive.
A more mean-spirited and tongue-in-cheek B-movie than its predecessors, closer in proudly "politically incorrect" spirit to something that East Coast grindhouse rival Troma might vomit out.
Stating the major errors of this film is like saying that rain is wet.
The whole thing is moronic and unpleasant as heck, redeemed only marginally by the anything-goes transgressive hokeyness of the homicidal set-pieces.
Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich brings puppet carnage and mayhem to insane new heights, unafraid to break every single taboo along their quest to fulfill their Fuhrer's bidding.
It's sleazy and sloppy, but leaning in to the comedic aspects of the series and doubling down on the variety of murder puppets makes for an entertaining experience.
The Littlest Reich reboots the long-running franchise with a thin but handsomely produced little splatter film that demands nothing from its audience but a strong stomach.
Horror hounds looking for some old fashioned bloody fun will have a blast with this flick, and the open ending leaves room for many more releases to come.
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