Réalisation:
Brandon ChristensenPhotographie:
Clayton MooreActeurs·trices:
Michael Paré, Alyson Gorske, Caryn Richman, Anna Telfer, Zachary Le Vey, Angel Prater, Cameron WongRésumés(1)
Get ready for an electrifying dive into darkness with The Puppetman, where innocence is shattered, evil looms, and a horrifying curse tightens its grip, threatening to consume all. Locked away on death row, The Puppetman, a convicted killer, vehemently insists that a malevolent entity manipulated his every murderous act. As darkness engulfs Michal, the killer’s daughter, a sinister revelation dawns upon her when her loved ones fall victim to savage and merciless deaths. In a race against time, Michal is thrust into a harrowing battle, desperately seeking to unravel the enigma of The Puppetman’s curse before it claims the lives of all she holds dear. (Popcorn Frights Film Festival)
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Critiques (1)
Brandon Christensen's films have maintained an incredible stability in terms of quality – all of them are net two stars for me. Sufficient in terms of craftsmanship, though not a great execution of a material that others have approached better. There are two or three scenes in The Puppetman worth talking about (a montage of a gym and a library, the death of a likeable character in a car, a police station), the rest is dull mediocrity crowned by a joyless finale. It actually snapped me out of my lethargy a bit in the end, I was really wondering why they brought it to such a strangely unsatisfying conclusion.
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