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If you meet Ms. Leech, you should insist that she use mouth wash
She's perfect...gorgeous face, great figure, porcelain skin, raven hair down her back. She has only one flaw. She has a habit of gagging up thick, mucous-covered leeches while making deep, retching noises. Personally, I'd just think of England and avoid kissing her. <
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>She's Ms. Leech, and the major delight of Puppet Master I is watching her and her other pint-sized companions, Blade, Pinhead, Jester and Tunneler do their stuff. We meet them in the Bodega Bay Inn when a small band of psychics arrive to learn why they seem to be getting strange mind messages from a former colleague, a man named Neil Gallagher. But it turns out Gallagher is dead...we see him in his casket. We also see him sitting in a chair and waltzing wearing white mask. We see him at the head of the table when his friends gather for dinner. Could it be that Gallagher discovered the secret formula an old puppet master named Andre Toulon used to bring life to his puppets? Hmmm. All we know for sure is that 50 years ago, at this very same Bodega Bay Inn, Toulon hid his puppets in a secret compartment, then fired a bullet into his mouth as Nazi agents burst in his room. <
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>And now, in 1989, in the dead of night and in this deserted Inn, Blade, Pinhead, Jester, Tunneler and Ms. Leech seek out the visiting psychics and the Inn's lone maid to slash, smash, strangle, burrow and regurgitate them to death. Only Alex Whitacre and Megan Gallagher, Neil's wife, will survive that night. They find themselves at that same dining table, this time with the bodies of their friends slumped in chairs...and with a live Neil Gallagher maniacally announcing his hideous plot to bring life, not just to puppets, but to corpses. <
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>But what's not to love about murderous little dolls? If a cult film requires a silly but amusing plot, home-spun acting that brings smiles, a stuffed pekinese that shows a lot of talent and death charging at you at ankle level, then Puppet Master is one of the best of the cult films. Among my favorite characters were Irene Miracle as Dana Hadley, a whiskey-swigging voluptuous psychic; Jimmie F. Skaggs as Neil Gallagher, a thin, prancing actor with a face like one of his puppets; Ms. Leech, of course; and Tunneler. When Tunneler goes to work on your face you'll wish you were back in your dentist's chair having a root canal done.

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Puppet Master Review
Overall, this is rather one of the pathetic B-horror movies of the late '80s along with "Night of the Demons" and, let's not forget, the ouija board film "Witchboard", a film made by Kevin Tenney who also produced "Night of the Demons" and "Witchtrap". <
> Now, I'm obviously a male and one in his prime when I go into the next topic of this film. The erotic sex scene, played by Kathryn O'Reilly and a male actor that I care nothing for, is incredible. I have to admit that I have never seen a woman so sexually charged in front of a camera. It is obvious that it was all fake just by taking a quick glance at the bedsheets when she is on top of him. But, regardless, I'm sure that most heterosexual men that view this part of the film think one thing: "How come my girl doesn't do me like that?" <
> Maybe, that could be a cue for women who complain about never getting any from their mates. Well, some of the best tips are actually in these B-horror films. They may have been rediculous regarding acting abilities and authentic appearances of the physical matter. But, the ideas for eroticism are actually more enticing than Playboy or your local Barnes & Noble psychology section of sexuality books. <
> Anyways, if you're looking for some legitimate scares from a horror film, Puppet Master does not hit the spot unless you're seriously paranoid about dolls coming to life. THEN, maybe there's a shot for a few frights. But, if you are seeking inexpensive ways to induce your lover into more foreplay without the overly explicit material of pornography, B-horror films are an optional source. Some scares, kinky scenes of imagination, and some actors to laugh at and wonder "how the %&*% they got on the set in the first place", then it's a date!

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For the Genre, It's Great
Low-budget horror movies are often unwatchably bad. A lot of thought and effort went into this one, however. The result is that it's something of a classic in the killer doll/killer puppet genre. Of course, it's meant to be funny, but not in a self-consciourly ironic or over-the-top way. It still has elements of genuine horror. The sequels seemed to get progressively worse, but 2 and 3 aren't bad.