Charles Band's fiendish dolls take a trip back in time...














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I've seen most of the Puppetmaster movies, but have never considered myself a hardcore fan. I appreciate them for what they are: fun B-movies. Puppetmaster does have a loyal fanbase, however, evident by the wave after wave of fiendish action figures created by Full Moon Toys. The company had a pretty good run with their Puppetmaster action figures, capturing all the dolls from the original movie (including a gazillion variants), as well as their "retro" look from the prequel film, Retro Puppetmaster. I really like the look of these raw, hand-carved "wood" dolls over the more modern classics. Unfortunately, I caught these as the series was ending, only managing to snag Six-Shooter on a 1/2 off clearance sale. I may track down a few more... just for the fun of it...


FULL MOON TOYS' RETRO PUPPETMASTER
1999
8" x 13"

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