If I could give this movie a zero I would. Corey Feldman is not a good actor and never was. He may have been a decent child star in some movies, but his later movies all suck. Why did they cast Corey Feldman? And why did they have him playing a character who is like 40 years older than he is? I grew up watching puppet master movies as a kid and was intrigued to see they were still making Puppet Master movies. I still somewhat enjoy the first few movies, but this is literally the worst movie I have ever seen. You have to be a die hard Puppet Master fan to say you enjoyed it. Even then I don't know how it is possible. The only thing cool is to see the original killer puppets. Other than that it is so lame.

I do enjoy most of the Puppet Master movies, though I'd hesitate in calling any of them masterpieces. I am not a big fan of the Demonic Toys ones but they are also watchable. Puppet Master vs Demonic Toys did have potential to work actually, it was a decent premise and anybody who liked any of these sets of movies would be intrigued by the film would work merging both sets together. However, apart from this concept and reasonable performances from Danielle Keaton and Silvia Suvadova Puppet Master vs Demonic Toys was really bad in my opinion, where I found myself annoyed rather than being able to revel in its awfulness.For starters it looks inept, the editing is choppy but it was the effects for the demonic toys that were a real letdown. They look hideous and are not scary at all. The puppets are just as fake, and you can if you look actually clearly see the strings. Baby Oopsy Daisy is very like a cheap doll, Jack Attack is nowhere near clownish enough and looks terrible, Six-Shooter looks like a cowboy but acts like an idiot, Jester does indeed look like Matthew Broderick but in doll version and Blade's hook and knife are as authentic as plastic. The fight between them at the end is far too brief in duration and lacks any sense of excitement or even a sense of shock. The music never really gets you into the festive season, the jingle actually managed to get on my nerves.As for the script, story and characters, I was expecting very little in regard to their quality but I was not expecting them to be this awful. The script is incredibly childish and repetitive, consequently it is not funny at all. The story lacks any kind of focus, it is very random in structure and adds lots of subplots for little reason and does next to nothing to develop them. Not to mention that it lacks any kind of excitement, mystery or suspense. The characters are very annoying, and I haven't seen a directing job this amateurish in a long time. The acting on the whole is awful. Vanessa Angel's villainous performance is wildly exaggerated and uncomfortably so, but it was Corey Feldman that really let the side down. Granted his character and dialogue didn't give him much to work with in the first place, but Feldman doesn't seem to be trying with a deep voice that sounds as though he had a head-cold and he just looks embarrassed.It doesn't help either that he is much too young for a grandfather figure. All in all, a really bad movie both as part of the series and on its own merits. 2/10 Bethany Cox

OK, so it may not be the best horror film ever made...actually it is one of the worst purely for the concept of it, but hey its only a film! Basically its Christmas Eve...ish, and the demonic toy company are released yeah you guessed it demonic toys set to destroy everything on Christmas day, BUT! Andre Touloun's great nephew Robert Touloun is there to save the day! Accompianed with our old Puppet Master favourites, him, his daughter and a copper attempt to stop the demonic toys and there seemingly demented master. Yes it is completely predictable and the fight scenes are seriously funny, but Corey Feldmnan makes this film watchable as the bumbling hero with some risqué jokes with the copper and just being a generally lovable character :) don't watch if expecting a plot twisting, mind numbing horror film its just a bit of enjoyable carnage

I'm sorry, but during this movie there's a flashback scene of a man pretty much just shaking his fist at Corey Feldman, and then for no reason he just comes too and yells WHOA! in the most over dramatic yell i've ever heard in my life.Too damn funny. I'm still holding my sides.HOW CAN THAT BE A FLASHBACK?! IT HAPPENED 5 MINUTES AGO! He says it all throughout the movie as well.I'm dying over here still. There had to been many takes for that one scene.TAKE 20: WHOA!...no i'm not feeling that TAKE 35: WHOA!...noooo it's still not there. TAKE 103: WHOA! CUT AND PRINT!