Dollman vs. Demonic Toys

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Dollman vs. Demonic Toys
Directed by	Charles Band
Produced by	Charles Band
Written by	Charles Band Jackson Barr David S. Goyer
Starring	Tim Thomerson Melissa Behr Frank Welker Phil Fondacaro Tracy Scoggins
Music by	Richard Band
Cinematography	Adolfo Bartoli
Editing by	Mark S. Manos
Distributed by	Full Moon Features
Release date(s)	October 13th 1993
Running time	64 min.
Country	USA
Language	English
Preceded by	Dollman Bad Channels Demonic Toys
Followed by	Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys
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Dollman vs. Demonic Toys is a low-budget independant 1993 horror film in the B movie category. It is a sequel to three films released by Full Moon Features, namely Dollman, Demonic Toys and Bad Channels.

Tracy Scoggins reprises her role as Judith Gray, the Policewoman who fought the toys to save her life and the fate of her (then) yet to be born son. She enlists the help of the 13 inch miniature alien cop Brick Bardo (from Dollman) in Pahoota, and (reluctantly) his new 12 inch girlfriend Nurse Ginger (from Bad Channels) to hunt and destroy the evil toys inside their toy factory.

The film splices little in the way of new material. Much of the movie consists of flashbacks (archive footage), aimed to enhance the story and promote the earlier movies.

[edit] Trivia

Brick Bardo references Angel City from Trancers, which also stars Tim Thomerson as Jack Deth.

On the cover Baby Oopsy-Daisy is wearing pink clothes, but in the movie his clothes are blue.

Dollman is only 13 inches tall, but in one scene he grabs a hockey stick his size.

Nurse Ginger is cuffed to the bed while Baby Oopsy-Daisy is intending to rape her. Brick Bardo arrives and shoots the toy dead, but without showing an explaination, Nurse Ginger is uncuffed.

During the flashback (footage from 'Dollman') Brick Bardo waves goodbye to Debi, while talking to Nurse Ginger he says "I had a thing for Maria, but it just wasn't in the cards." Maria was a different character.

When the toys are first encountered, Dollman fires at the vent where they appear. He isn't aiming UP at them, but straight ahead, missing them yet the shots do appear hitting the vents.which is very slack.