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FantasyHorror

Dolls

- They're cute, they're cuddly... and they kill!

A precocious girl, her nasty parents, two punk-rock losers and a weak-kneed salesman inadvertently become the guests of two ghoulish senior citizens in their dark, haunted mansion.

Release Date : 1986-10-27

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Empire PicturesTaryn Productions Inc.

Production Country : ItalyUnited States of America

Alternative Titles : The Doll

Cast

Ian Patrick Williams

Character Name : David Bower

Original Name : Ian Patrick Williams

Gender : Male

Carolyn Purdy-Gordon

Character Name : Rosemary Bower

Original Name : Carolyn Purdy-Gordon

Gender : Female

Carrie Lorraine

Character Name : Judy Bower

Original Name : Carrie Lorraine

Gender : Female

Guy Rolfe

Character Name : Gabriel Hartwicke

Original Name : Guy Rolfe

Gender : Male

Hilary Mason

Character Name : Hilary Hartwicke

Original Name : Hilary Mason

Gender : Female

Bunty Bailey

Character Name : Isabel Prange

Original Name : Bunty Bailey

Gender : Female

Cassie Stuart

Character Name : Enid

Original Name : Cassie Stuart

Gender : Female

Stephen Lee

Character Name : Ralph Morris

Original Name : Stephen Lee

Gender : Male

Reviews

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talisencrw

@talisencrw

2021-06-23

This was a really effective chiller. Nicely intermingles the right amounts of both comedy and magic to create an eerie and surreal atmosphere all of its own, quite the same way as the first 'Phantasm' film does, if that makes any sense. Great ending, too.

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Arrrrrrrach

@Arrrrrrrach

2021-06-23

Atmospheric lil horror film that maintains its menace despite some comedy acting. Typical of Stuart Gordon in that sense I guess. This tells of the importance of childhood wonder, like many other films, but does it via a cautionary-like tale filled with some primitive justice. The dolls look really creepy, as does the mansion that sets the scene for the whole film and the music fits perfectly. The atmosphere really is spot on most of the time. I especially liked the opening credits and how they set the tone. Very cool film.