Doll Graveyard

Doll Graveyard is part of the Full Moon double feature this evening. Being that these films barely run over an hour will allow you to pull out 2 flicks in one day if you dare to spend your time that way. Luckily for b we are dedicated and love it enough to do just that. As we've said before Full Moon pictures are no walk in the park if you're looking for anything legitimate. There is no chance any of these movies take more then a week to film, edit, and get out on the shelf. This one may have only take 3 days which would at least explain a lot of what was going on. We start of in 1911 with a young girl Sophia as she plays with some dolls. She winds up breaking one and her old man freaks out. He makes her go out back and bury the dolls despite her poorly acted pleas. Somehow the little girl winds up falling back into the 2ft ditch she dug and dies. And like any normal father he skips over the thought of getting her some medical attention and buries her with the toys. Hey it's b, thes... Read more

Some folks just aren't going to buy into the idea of little dolls/action figures coming to life and killing people, even when all the fun comes direct to DVD from the same guys who gave the world The Puppetmaster, but I call it grand entertainment - as long as the kills are sufficiently gruesome and numerous. Demonic doll fans everywhere should be excited by the news that Fool Moon and Charles Band, the famed low-budget director and MonsterBra inventor who has killed enough characters with dolls over the course of his career to make Chuckie feel like a demonic beginner, are back - and they're not here to put on any fancy little tea parties. Doll Graveyard is a far from perfect little horror film, but I enjoyed the heck out of it. It's really all about the dolls, man. What a quartet of doom: a Samurai warrior (with sword); a pre-WWI German soldier (with gun and really pointy helmet) I affectionately call the Kaiser; "Ooga Booga," a spear-wielding African witch doctor; and a cute... Read more