The Doll Master

I couldn't get through the whole movie as it dragged on and on with things that added nothing to the plot.

Only very little of the acting was actually bearable, but most of it was completely abysmal, particularly Johnny and the chewing gum cockney guy.

This film borders the 'it's so bad it's funny' I watched this film initially and it almost gave me an Aneurysm. It was only until I drank a bottle of wine, 4 beers and the support of some of my closest friends was I able to watch 3/4 of it.

The one star is given to the other 1/4 as I'm a sucker for hope.

The film direction was poor, washed out and poorly directed. The script is poor. The representation of mental health is poor.

The acting was generally terrible " you know what I mean".

Acting was generally clunky and apparently mics and sound quality isn't a thing. Thought the acting from Norman, Jonny and the rest of the cast was robotic with little chemistry or physics to this dimensional.

interesting chucky re-make, with good references to mental health issues. I could see it was low budget, but good quality film. Good performances, especially from the sarcastic security guard played by Jon Paul Gates. Nice to see a good all British cast in a good quality low-budget horror movie. I roughly enjoyed watching this movie and suggest others to watch it also.

The acting was great in this UK shot psychological thriller, especially Tony Fadil and John Paul Gates' performances. I think Steven M. Smith, the director made a good job of creating an awareness to mental health. The emphasis is much more on character development than special effects. The Doll Master personally reminds me a little of Dead Silence (2007). If you are into cult and horror movies, and if you like a little English black humour you will definitely enjoy The Doll Master.

I went in with absolutely no preconceived or expectations with this movie, and was pleasantly surprised. Obviously a low budget flick but with good effects, settings and concepts. The cast were all pretty good, with chemistry and believable. I especially liked the guy who was letting out the filming location and Norman of course.

The film went in a completely unpredictable direction which was refreshing, my interest was held all the way through.

If you enjoy Indie horror/thriller movies then give it a go. I enjoyed it, and to be honest it's better than a lot of high budget new movies that have come out recently.