Doll Factory (2014)

Doll Factory: Directed by Stephen Wolfe. With Justin Herman, Nicole Elliott, Andy Palmer, Boo Gay. A small Texas town is terrorized by evil possessed baby dolls.

“u0026quot;Doll Factoryu0026quot; is a simple, traditional story that has been a big part of indie horror since the early days of the subgenreu0026#39;s resurgence with the rise of film companies like Full Moon, and cult horror movies like Childu0026#39;s Play and u0026quot;Dollsu0026quot;. They are fun, campy and easy to watch. This film is no exception. From the retro-inspired beginning right to the very end u0026quot;Doll Factoryu0026quot; is just an entertaining ride into madness.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe characters are developed just enough to be interesting. The parts are played to the limit of camp theatre. The cast are fully committed and the fun they are having in this movie shows on screen. I easily felt, based on characters and story structure, u0026quot;Doll Factoryu0026quot; could have been a Full Moon Horror production. At the least it has to be a love letter to Charles Band.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe puppetry is creative and the Dolls are demonic. There are elements of occultism that reminds me of the voodoo ritual in u0026quot;Childu0026#39;s Playu0026quot; and the black magic rite performed in u0026quot;Dracula A.D. 1972. Then the whole killer doll rampage is total u0026quot;Demonic Toysu0026quot; B roll. The CGI is reasonably done and the practical effects are fun. Most of the horror elements are cool low-budget tricks that you expected in this type of movie.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eOverall I really had fun watching u0026quot;Doll Factoryu0026quot;. It is cheesy and full of madness, all on a low-budget scale. The film will not please fans looking for high production levels or blockbuster effects. But if you are a indie horror fan that enjoys Full Moon horror movies and Charles Band then you will like this film too.”