I saw this on TCM a few years ago and was quite surprised by it. I always like movies that don't do what you expect them to. Ones that don't follow the same hollywood formula. The special effects were very good considering it was made in 1936. What surprised me was that the shrinking of the people was merely a subplot. It has a quirky feel to it; almost "tongue in cheek" yet serious. It was ahead of its time in my opinion. I think Tod Browning must of had alot of fun with this one. I know I did.
Review of The Devil-Doll
