Pinocchio's Revenge

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I remember watching this movie when i was younger and me and my mom always enjoyed sitting together and watching this movie.. i love this movie and i was so glad too find it here and be able too watch it again it brought back many memories of course its not as scary too me as it was back then but i still love it ^.^

If you like horror movies about haunted dolls this one is for you. I say it reminds me of Chucky and Dolly Dearest because it's Pinocchio. He is so sweet and innocent than he comes to live and he is evil just like Chucky. Great movie for the price. Must watch.

if like killer dolls you like this movie

I expected a tired 90s retread of Child's Play, maybe with a few Disney gags thrown in. Instead I got a movie with a brain and a weird identity of its own, buried - one might even say disguised - in schlock-horror and mediocre acting. When Vincent Gotto (Lewis Van Bergen) murders his young son and is caught burying him and his creepy puppet in the woods, public defender Jennifer Garrick (Rosalind Allen) has the unenviable task of representing him. In a show of poor judgment or at least poor taste, Jennifer brings the doll home after Gotto's trial, where it is immediately coveted as a birthday present by her troubled daughter Zoe (Brittany Alyse Smith). Soon - and stop me if you've heard this one - mysterious and bloody accidents begin to happen wherever the doll is present.The plot seems unambitious and the film looks very cheesy, almost porn-like; we have a gratuitous shower scene plus a sex scene that wouldn't be out of place on Lifetime, and the mother's nipples are visible through her clothes at the most inappropriate times. Yet the gore is minimal and the body count low. Instead of reveling in violence, the film presents questions to the viewer about the nature of evil; whether it can manifest itself in inanimate objects or if ultimately it extends no further than us humans. Put more bluntly: is the ugly doll responsible, or is it Zoe all along? Many "killer doll" films don't explore such questions, and viewers must decide for themselves exactly what is happening as the film reaches its predictable but ambiguous climax.The movie survives on that ambiguity, plus a good performance by the 11-year-old Smith. "Pinocchio" is controlled mostly by decent puppetry and camera tricks, but brought to life in one scene by body double Verne Troyer and voiced hilariously by Dick Beals of Davey and Goliath and Speedy Alka-Seltzer fame.

Believe this or not but the voice behind Davy of Davey and Goliath (The Christian Claymated cartoon that inspired Moral Orel) and the voice beind the original Gumby is for the first time voicing Pinnocho swearing and all. At first it's just this stiff doll, then near the end of the movie the have the puppet moving. The ending is fast and freaky, the doll popping out. It's kind of messed up and funny but the plot is kind of slow. The middle aged mother has a long and clear full frontal nudity scene stepping out of the shower and just dropping her towel seeing Pinocchio staring at her. Talk about disgusting seeing this 40 - 50 year old actress (shivers), No wonder Pinocchio was just standing there frozen. A perfect spot for a low brow nose joke but no, his nose gets longer in a creepy shadow scene. The whole movie is this puppet who would have strings and not have strings switching through out tells this little girl to kill her mommy. That's basically the movie. The puppet was made by this bum who's getting the chair. He's scene in the movie just turning Yellow and just wimping out. Probably the worst overacting amateur acting scene I've ever saw. A great recommendation for a bad campy b-movie. But I'm sure Troma would have made this one funnier. Still, it's so bad it's good! Just not much of a classic.

Had seen movie before, and it was a good price, so I bought it. Thanks Amazon for getting my things so quickly to me.🙂

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