Dolls

At some point Dolls remains only an idea, a concept. It doesn't become an engine to shock and involve us.

Rather tedious.

Dolls is purposefully over-the-top and crazy, like a Looney Tunes short re-envisioned by Freddy Kruger. They don't make horror movies like this anymore, and it's a damn shame.

The silly concept (killer dolls!) manages to work because [the special effects] are so solid.

Stuart Gordon's "Dolls" features some neat special effects and makeup, but they're not nearly enough to make up for the film's lack of material and sluggish pacing.

Dolls is as warm and sincere as it is dastardly and spooky.

Feels like it was made by a trio of monkeys with a $20 budget.

Odd, sadly overlooked little horror film from Stuart Gordon. A kind of variant on The Old Dark House.

Cheesy horror B-movie with a surprisingly clever script, more than a few laughs, and creepy moments.

So-so effort from creepmesiter Stuart Gordon.