Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter

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Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter
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Directed by	Jeff Burr
Produced by	Charles Band Keith S. Payson
Written by	Douglas Aarniokoski Steven E. Carr Jo Duffy Todd Henschell Keith S. Payson David Schmoeller
Starring	Gordon Currie Chandra West Ian Ogilvy Teresa Hill Guy Rolfe Nicholas Guest
Music by	Richard Band
Cinematography	Adolfo Bartoli
Editing by	Margeret-Anne Smith
Distributed by	Paramount Home Video
Release date(s)	September 21, 1994
Running time	82 min.
Country	USA
Language	English
Preceded by	Puppet Master 4 (1993)
Followed by	Curse of the Puppet Master (1998)
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Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter is the fifth in Puppet Master series of horror films. The film was released in 1994, shortly after the previous installment. As the title would indicate, this film was supposed to close the Puppet Master franchise, and for several years it was indeed the final in the series but demand from fans ended that notion four years later.

1 Plot
2 Cast
3 Puppet Master series
4 Trivia
5 External links

[edit] Plot

After having his demon destroyed, an ancient evil creates a puppet of himself to release on the world. With the help of Toulon's spirit, Rick Myers will attempt to destroy the demon and become the new puppet master.

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[edit] Cast

Gordon Currie – Rick Meyers
Chandra West – Suzie
Ian Ogilvy – Dr. Jennings
Teresa Hill – Lauren
Guy Rolfe – Andre Toulon
Nicholas Guest – Hendy
Willard E. Pugh – Jason (as Willard Pugh)
Diane McBain – Attorney
Duane Whitaker – Scott

[edit] Puppet Master series

Puppet Master box set

[edit] Trivia

Puppet Master 5 breaks from its predecessors in that Rick Meyers is now the new puppet master, and the puppets are not purely evil.
The film was shot back-to-back along with the previous installment Puppet Master 4.
This film as well as Puppet Master II, III and 4 were only available on DVD through a Full Moon Features box set which is now discontinued.
This film marked the last time David Allen would work on the special effects for the series. Subsequent follow-ups used a combination of rod puppets and string puppets, save Curse of the Puppet Master, which relied heavily on stock footage for action sequences.