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The Toymaker (2017)

Horror | 85 minutes
1,50 20 votes

Genre: Horror

Duration: 85 minuten

Alternative title: Robert and the Toymaker

Country: United Kingdom

Directed by: Andrew Jones

Stars: Lee Bane, Erick Hayden and Jo Weil

IMDb score: 3,3 (1.077)

Releasedate: 21 August 2017

The Toymaker plot

"There's a new puppet master in town"

1941, Nazi Germany. Colonel Ludolf von Alvensleben acquires a legendary occult book. In the book you can read how to bring objects to life. The book is stolen from von Alvensleben, and ends up with Amos Blackwood. He is a toymaker by trade and manages to bring his collection of dolls to life. Some time later, however, Blackwood is kidnapped by members of the SS. The dolls don't give up, and are determined to save their maker.

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Mr. Rock

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This third part in this not very good series about pop Robert is set in WWII, before the first two parts. This film provides some background to the origins of Robert and a few other dolls also come to life.

Although the film is less than an hour and a half long, it is quite long-winded. The first part in particular, in which a group of rather funny Nazis goes in search of an occult book with spells that can bring objects to life, is built up painfully slowly. In some way it is appreciated that at least a story is being created around Robert, even if it is rather thin.

Robert and his friends are not really scary in this film. Their attacks are announced well in advance, so there are no scary moments. Cinematographically it all looks clumsy as ever. The Nazi actors do their best, but it is really not worth seeing - or hearing, in that English with an attempt at a German accent.

There are a few cold, dry scenes, including the murder of the young couple by the Nazis. It takes quite a while before the dolls appear on screen. Once that happens, the course is quite predictable. A rare highlight is when one of the dolls gives the Hitler salute.

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OfflineKiller

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I hadn't read anything about this film at all. That's why it came out very surprising. I didn't expect the war content in this film at all, but it was certainly pleasant. I thought it started very strong, but towards the end it sometimes weakened for me. But this one doesn't last that long either, so this was certainly fine! On to the next one...

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