Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter (1994) (V)

Director:

Jeff Burr

Writers:

Douglas Aarniokoski (writer)
Steven E. Carr (writer)

Genre:

Horror

Plot:

The puppets battle their most powerful enemy yet as they protect the new puppet master from the demon God that created the Secret of Life.

Plot Keywords:

Puppet | Demon | Break In | Sequel | Computer

Cast

Gordon Currie	...	Rick Myers
Chandra West	...	Susie
Ian Ogilvy	...	Dr. Jennings
Teresa Hill	...	Lauren
Guy Rolfe	...	Andre Toulon
Nicholas Guest	...	Hendy
Willard E. Pugh	...	Jason (as Willard Pugh)
Diane McBain	...	Attorney
Duane Whitaker	...	Scott
Kaz Garas	...	Man #2
Clu Gulager	...	Man #1
Harri James	...	Nurse
Ron O'Neal	...	Dectective
Chuck Williams	...	Policeman

Also Known As:

Puppet Master 5 (USA) (trailer title)
The Final Chapter: Puppet Master 5 (Canada: English title) (video box title)

MPAA:

Rated R for horror violence and language.

Runtime:

82 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

Australia:M | UK:15 | USA:R

Company:

Full Moon Entertainment

Trivia:

Shot back to back with _Puppet Master 4_ (1993)

Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: Towards the end of the movie when Decapitron blasts the demon for the first time, wires are visible yanking the demon away.

Movie Connections:

Featured in Puppet Master: The Legacy (2004) (V)

one of the best

First of all don't believe ALL of the harsh words that were said about this film. In my opinion it is definitely worth a try. Part six was MUCH worse. This one was creative and different as each movie in the series. I know what I am talking about; I've been a huge fan since I was a kid, I've seen all of the movies, and I even own a Blade replica. Maybe the reason why I liked this movie so much is because when I first saw it I was very young (yet at the same time an obsessed fan) and found the plot perfect for me: all of our favorite little puppets, including a very cool new one who only appears in parts four and five, are this time completely good and fighting pure evil and equally small enemies. It was neat seeing the puppets really work together, it was neat seeing them interact and communicate with humans in a friendly way for a change, and it was also neat that there was sequel that I could actually watch with my family. (keeping in mind that I was young and that the other films were much more "hard core", not that I didn't love the carnage candy myself) The point is we know that while these puppets are good they have done a million ultra-violent,perverse,maniacal, and destructive things, which makes a perfect stand off between our little anti-heros and the absolutely evil demons. And a lot of fans seem to forget that the puppets did not turn good, but in fact were always good. If you've seen part 3 you would know that they were nice people in life, and if you are a steady viewer in the puppets adventures you should notice the fact that the puppets up untill know have killed for only two reasons: survival or because their master(s) forced them to. So give the flick a try, I know that some of you will not like it but it is one of my favorites in the ever-expanding Puppet Master universe.