Susannah O'Brien
as Director
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The fantasy film The Doll, starring Valeria Lukyanova, Isabella Racco, Anthony Del Negro, etc., directed by Susannah O'Brien, was released on December 8, 2017 in the United States. It tells the story of when Chris and Andy order a model from an escort service, they find that something is unnaturally wrong with Natasha, something deadly wrong. This is a Fantasy, Horror, Sci-Fi film with a runtime of 81 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 2.4/10 from 655 viewers.
Susannah O'Brien
as Director
Valeria Lukyanova
as The Doll
Isabella Racco
as Shannon
Anthony Del Negro
as Andy
Christopher Lenk
as Chris
Don Scribner
as Mad Doctor
Mindy Robinson
as Mindy
Shelley Jane
as Pool Girl #1-Krissy
Jessica Vergon
as Pool Girl #2
Lilly Lev
as Pool Girl #3- Lili
Ron Jeremy
as Pimp Oliver
Reagan Crowell
as Dr. Patient #1
Trish
as Dr. Patient #2
Susannah O'Brien
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
source: The Doll
One of the best movie's I've ever seen! From start to finish this movie just had me on the edge of my seat. Great writing, amazing acting and great make up effects. I was hoping there would be a sequel to this classicThis movie was obviously Oscar snubbed. I advise everyone to watch this film! You won't be disappointed.
The most enjoyable part of this movie is the two guys bickering at each other. it starts off with them ordering an escort and when she shows up shes expressionless and hardly moves, doesn't talk really and looks possessed but thats all fine to them. lets just throw her in the attic the only the only way they could think of making a creepy vibe. besides the fact she wasn't reacting, eating and was banging her head expressionlessly across the mains bedroom window still didn't ring any bells in their heads and was overplayed. the movie was slow, alot of pacing around the house trying to create suspense i guess. failed at being suspenseful at all, the whole story of who, how, what is going to happen is obvious from the get go, its all about the situation playing out, which had bad acting, no twists and wasn't even interesting. i love how shes sewn up all over and takes her time as if no one would find out, two guys ordered an escort, you think they do something, especially to a doll like girl who would not decline. shes kills a few random people out of nowhere before getting to her actually targets, the whole reason she was sent their. what bother me alot is the way the showed the action, it was like a 1980s movie where they couldn't use special effects so they take the camera out of view when someones stabbed or they show it in a really fake way , even the noise when someone was stabbed was totally off. the ending made the movie even more meaningless, the guy who initiated all coming in looking out of place congratulating the girl on a good job, no backstory or what they'll do now, not even hints it just ends.
My high rating of 2 stars is due to the cameo by Ron Jeremy. Otherwise there is no redeeming value in this movie. I would like to know who paid for the production of this mess, I've got some oceanfront property in Arizona for sale... I thought this was shlock horror but, it wasn't even that. Seven people are killed, the doll and the Russian scientist leave with a Styrofoam cooler full of organs. Even Frankenstein's monster had motivation and a back-story. Supernatural horror movies have their own mythology that they follow. I.E. werewolves can only be killed by silver bullets', a wooden stake for vampires.... We are never told what the doll is and why she kills. The dialog wouldn't pass muster in a comic book and the mechanics of the film are laughable. 1. Chris is a Tyler Derdin rip-off from "Fight Club. " He's unemployed, has no money, a criminal record and is living with his friend Andy. How is he able to regularly hire multiple hookers and own a Mercedes ? 2. Chris convinces Andy to hire an extended stay hooker to make is girlfriend jealous so she will come back to him. Does that seem plausible ? 3. The Doll / hooker shows up and neither guy has sex with her. That is typically the reason to hire hookers. 4. This happens over a couple of days during which the first two kill take place. These men aren't missed, nobody comes looking for them and the bodies weren't disposed of / hidden they just vanish. 5. Two of the hookers Chris had previously hired show up and decide to make out with each other in the Andy's pool. One says to the other this place has a creepy feeling to it, let's go make out in the back seat of Chris's Mercedes. They enter the garage with no body from the earlier kill. They are blitz attacked by the Doll and killed. This changes the Dolls M.O. from surprise attacks to direct assault. Two hookers vs. one Doll, they didn't fight back, the one that ran couldn't get out of an unlocked garage she had just entered. 6. The door to the attic has a problem in that sometimes it can be opened and other times it cannot. Possessed Chris has to open it with an axe for the final battle. Prior to this Andy's girlfriend, Shannon, was able to enter thru the same door and Chris was able to exit when he went to kill the Doll. 7. The Doll posses Shannon, same as she did to Chris in order to get him to kill Andy and Shannon. Why was Shannon possessed prior to being killed and disemboweled ? Shannon's organs were harvested, which seemed to be the goal of the film. Why were six other people killed ? None of this was explained. Susannah O'Brien you really need to work on your movie making skills.
The doll with Valeria Lukyanova is a pretty bad movie. No real script that is discernable, trashy actresses and dumb Male actors all cause this movie to be a beautiful disaster. That being said, if you need background noise it's good for that and I think it really showcases Lukyanova's ability at mastering 3 words of the English language.
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