Demonic Toys: Personal Demons (2010)

A group of people on a world wide search for oddities find themselves trapped in a nine hundred year old Italian castle when they accident unleash the Demonic Toys.

Director:

William Butler

Writers:

William Butler, Benjamin Carr (characters),

Stars:

Selene Luna, Michael Citriniti, Alli Kinzel

Cast

Credited cast:
Selene Luna	...	Lillith
Michael Citriniti	...	Dr. Lorca
Alli Kinzel	...	Caitlin
Lane Compton	...	David
Muffy Bolding	...	Malnoonan Bond
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Elizabeth Bell	...	Lauraline
Leslie Jordan	...	Prof. Butterfield
Billy Marquart	...	Eric
Jane Wiedlin	...	Baby Whoopsie (voice)

Storyline

A group of people on a world wide search for oddities find themselves trapped in a nine hundred year old Italian castle when they accident unleash the Demonic Toys.

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Plot Keywords:

toy | castle | sequel | italy | american abroad | 

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Taglines:

You shouldn't toy with your personal demons....

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Genres:

Fantasy | Horror

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

26 January 2010 (USA)

Also Known As:

Demonic Toys 2

Filming Locations:

Rome, Lazio, Italy

Company Credits

Production Co:

Full Moon Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

All of the main characters are named after friends of the director whom he worked with at the Walt Disney Company.

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Connections

Follows Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter (1994)

User Reviews

Not really worth the effort

Having seen movies like the "Puppet Master" series and "Doll Graveyard", I had little expectations to this movie, but I must say that I was disappointed.

"Demonic Toys 2" does not really manage to get up to the level of the previous work that Charles Band have made. There is just something about this movie that makes it impossible to really get into the groove of the movie.

Perhaps it is the thin storyline or the effects. Or it could be the lack of new thinking to this movie.

Now, the good parts of "Demonic Toys 2" were the characters in the movie. There was a variety of interesting characters, that sadly were not given enough time (or chance) to fully shine through on the screen. The actors and actresses portraying them did a fairly good job.

The dolls were cool to look at, if you can overcome the fake way of their movements and the way they kill people. There is something very grimy and gritty to the dolls, and it works well. It gives them a dark and sinister appearance. Well, I have always liked the dolls in Band's movies.

The effects were below average, and most often hilarious to look at.

If Band went for the early 90's feel to this movie intentionally, then hats off to him, then he really managed to pull it off. This whole movie reeks of early 90's horror movies. From the way it was shot, to the storyline (or lack thereof), to the dialogue and to the location in which it was shot (you just got to love the purple sky).

The movie just didn't really appeal that much to me. There was something important lacking from it, and I think this movie might actually have been scary (or somewhat scary) had it been released in the late 80's or early 90's.

If you are a fan of the "Puppet Master" series and such similar movies, you should sit down to watch this one, but do not go into this experience with high expectations