The films that come out of the Full Moon Entertainment vault
may not be cinematic masterpieces but they are some of the most fun and
entertaining films which is exactly what comes in Demonic Toys 2: Personal
Demons (2010). Coming off of the better
than expected original this film has a lot to live up to. Fortunately, for the majority of Full Moon
sequels they don’t have to be as good if not better than the original, they
just need to be entertaining.
In this film two of the demonic toys (Baby Oopsie Daisy and
Jack in the Box) find their way in the hands of an antiques collector who takes
the dolls into a castle in which a cursed doll resides (and which the collector
wants to add to his collection). This
cursed doll comes to life and instills some of its own life essence into the
demonic dolls and then all hell breaks loose as the demonic toys try to teach
their new friend the art of torture and death by killing everyone they come
into contact with. What’s a little fun
between demonically possessed dolls especially in a Full Moon film?
Now the film has nothing new in the way of story as written
& directed by William Butler but it is quite full and has plenty of kills
to entertain horror fans. Most of the
fun, as in all the Demonic Toys films, comes from the toys themselves
especially Baby Oopsie Daisy who is given the best one-liners (as in all the
various Demonic Toys films and spin-offs).
Next to the Puppet Master series this franchise is the most entertaining
in terms of having the most outrageous story and fun from killer dolls.
People not familiar with the Full Moon films may not find
the humor and joy in this film (or any other one in their vault) but it has
enough going for it to keep audiences amused…at least for a little while.
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