Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge

1991

Action / Fantasy / Horror / Sci-Fi / Thriller / War

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 53% · 2 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 53% · 5K ratings
IMDb Rating 5.9/10 10 6058 6.1K

nazi puppet revenge nazi occultism

Director

David DeCoteau Photo
David DeCoteau

Top cast

Ian Abercrombie Photo
Ian Abercrombie as Dr. Hess
Walter Gotell Photo
Walter Gotell as General Mueller
Richard Lynch Photo
Richard Lynch as Major Kraus
Sarah Douglas Photo
Sarah Douglas as Elsa Toulon
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692.63 MB
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23.976 fps
1 hr 22 min
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751.85 MB
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1 hr 21 min
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1 hr 22 min
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1 hr 21 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by merklekranz 6 / 10

Cream of the crap ..........

Generally regarded as the best of the "Puppet Master" series, "Puppet Master 3" has one thing that elevates it above #1 and #2, and that is Richard Lynch as the head Nazi who hunts puppets. Whenever Lynch is cast as the top villain, which is almost always, he does not disappoint. The story itself could best be described as a long game of hide and seek, with Guy Rolfe and his puppets constantly on the move trying to evade Lynch and his SS Troopers. Of course such a simplistic plot eventually wears thin, but the brief flashes of puppet violence help somewhat. Even though "Full Moon" offers a full line of toy puppets, the film is clearly not aimed at children due to the violence and nudity. Despite this questionable marketing, apparently there is an audience for this type of entertainment. - MERK
Reviewed by ryan-10075 7 / 10

Best in Puppet Master Series

This the third in series is a prequel and shares really a great backstory to the puppet master Andre Toulon (Guy Rolfe). Set in 1941 (so I suppose forget about the fact that he killed himself in 1939 in the original) Germany where the Nazis are after Toulon after he jokes toward Hitler during his puppet shows and also the knowledge that the puppets move on their own. For the Nazis want Toulon's secret for their own devious plans.The one thing that really does set this film apart from the previous two and likely all that follow (I have only seen until part 6) is the acting. Guy Rolfe plays Toulon and really gives a great performance. The best portrayal of Toulon and extremely different than the Toulon in part 2. Richard Lynch as usual plays the bad guy, but here plays Major Kraus. He doesn't just look mean for there is more to his evil character than just that. Finally, Ian Abercrombie plays Dr. Hess who is heading Nazi research to bring the dead back to life. He as well does a fine job in portraying his character. Another thing is I feel this entry is well written by C. Courtney Joyner.Now there are some things that were not around in 1941, for example nudie mags I don't think were around until the '50s, but I forgive this film for reasons I mentioned above, having characters I care about and it being by far the best I have seen in the series to date.But what about the puppets, man? Yep, they are still creating havoc, but in this entry we see the creation of both Leech Woman and Blade. The new puppet here is Six-Shooter and I think he is my favourite puppet of the bunch.Also starring Walter Gotell as General Mueller, Sarah Douglas as Toulon's wife Elsa and former adult movie star Michelle Bauer as Lili.
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