Playing with Dolls

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Bon film !

A physco killer roaming in forest to kill the travel girls and other rich man watch those horrors by fixing camera in forests... Then one of the girl came to house which is located inside forest and she try to escape from that physco killer.. Very simple story and screenplay.. One time watchable..!

This is lacking something... if only I can remember what it was... if only I could just put my finger on it I could maybe help fix it, help make the franchise better. It's just missing something, just a little... well... something... anything. Literally nothing happens for the bulk of the movie accept bad action. It lacks the tension, or the satisfaction that comes with watching the people killed off one by one in your average slasher film. It lacks much of the gore, and it even lacks the T&A that can hold an audience's attention even if the slasher is sort of lame. And there is no reason for this. The slasher looks pretty cool. It's something that you can run with. Even the plot of a serial killer intentionally released for a sick reality TV show sort is a pretty good premise, albeit one that we have seen before, but one that still hasn't been realized to it's full potential. It had all the pieces it needed for something to happen... but it didn't do anything with any of it. The kill at the start made you think it was going to be a cheaper Friday the 13th... and it turned out to be... nothing. Really nothing happens for the bulk of the film. The plot isn't even advanced. Literally nothing happens.

I have watched A LOT of horror movies and A LOT of really bad ones, but this one is up there in terms of literally being one of the worst I have ever seen! It's so unbelievably horrible, it's hysterical...literally! I was laughing so hard, I almost fell out of my chair and I don't think they meant it to be funny. The acting is HORRIBLE, the story is ridiculously stupid and makes NO sense, and what's the truly frightening thing about this movie is it was written in the first place and there are MORE in this series. If you want a great laugh, watch this movie, but if you're actually looking for something good/scary, this isn't it.

No budget, sense or originality. This is just another run-of-the-mill DTV bottomfeeder, that has as much to do with Halloween and Friday the 13th as a mocha smoothiea has with violent diarrhea. The hack Rene Perez acted as Director, Editor, Cinematographer, Writer, Composer and Producer on this pathetic nonsensical skidmark, all to horrendously incompetent effect. Just ignore it, nothing to see here.

Umm Did I watch the same movie as shadowfox??? He said it was good?? Maybe I don't have good taste in movies but can someone explain to me what happened at the end? Were they hoping for a sequel with an ending like that. How do you stop the movie mid fight. I want to know what happened. Lol

Where Rene Perez gets funding for his absolutely horrible films is something I've always wondered. This movie is just bad. The acting is so poor that I wonder if these are even legit actors that were used. His directing style is poor. The story is 100% predictable from beginning to end. The editing is so bad I thought I was watching a spoof movie. The only good thing about this film is that it wasn't too long. This is not a horror, it's a comedy.

Struggling to get by in life, a troubled woman accepts an offer from a mysterious corporation to participate in a strange experiment at a remote cabin-house out in the woods where she gradually comes to learn that a vicious serial killer is stalking her in a vicious game by her employer. This one ended up being quite the decent enough slasher. What really gets this one going nicely is the rather strong action that gives this one a lot to really like overall here. Setting the tone rather nicely by detailing the initial chase through the woods but also getting the fist-fight featured alongside it gives this a nice punch as this gets us acclimated to the type of monitoring system at play here. It doesn't hurt that this also introduces the killer who is an insanely chilling presence that this one gets a lot of mileage out of as the flesh-colored mask wrapped in barbed wire and twisted metal leaves an indelible mark during the middle portion with him stalking her throughout the house against her knowledge. Those are quite creepy as the sight of him behind her moving around in the house without her knowing about it causes this to have a genuine tension that's even more effective due to the flashes of him behind her after just passing by or moving objects to different places in an attempt to confuse and disorient her before going through the phases of a stellar slasher on the other end. From some solid gun-battles to a decent stalking setpiece in the woods where it includes a few extra bodies thrown into the loop for some nice kills and bloodshed, the final half of this one is a lot more enjoyable than expected and gives it some decent moments. As well as the stellar house in the woods where it all takes place which is nicely creepy and atmospheric at times, these hold it up over its minor flaws. What really seems to undo this one is its lack of overall clarity with what's going on. Hardly anything is explained at all here, from what the employer at the computer monitors is trying to accomplish to what the purpose of the killer being freed is supposed to mean and why she's coming up to the cabin in the first place. Just dropping it all on us is not a good way of introducing us to anything, and the questions it leaves us is far more prominent than the ones it answers, leaving the whole affair pretty confusing for the most part. As well, the film doesn't really generate the kind of action-packed pace that's usually required in such films as the majority of time focusing on her wandering around the cabin or detailing the lifestyle struggles she's undergoing don't make for exciting scenes here and just really cause this one to be duller than expected. Since these don't bring about the kind of body count activities usually seen here, the film has some points where it lags considerably from what it could've had and never provides the kind of over-the-top bloodletting or kill-count it could've. Alongside the moments where it's obvious the low budget comes shining through, these are what holds this one back. Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Language, Violence and Brief Nudity.

PLAYING WITH DOLLS is another Z-grade horror effort just one step up from an indie. Cast-wise, it features former Hollywood actor Richard Tyson - whom you may remember playing the baddie in KINDERGARTEN COP - but nobody else of note. It's a predictable outing, hugely derivative, set at the usual cabin in the woods where the party is gatecrashed by the usual masked psycho type. The hidden camera/reality TV angle was already done better a long time ago in MY LITTLE EYE. There's no depth or style here, just routine behaviour.