A group of people on a world wide search for oddities find themselves trapped in a nine hundred year old Italian castle when they accidentally unleash the Demonic Toys.
Cast: Alli Kinzel, Lane Compton
Crew: William Butler (Director), Terrance Ryker (Director of Photography), Kenny Meriedeth (Music Director), Richard Band (Music Director)
Genres: Horror
Release Dates: 26 Jan 2010 (India)
Tagline: You shouldn't toy with your personal demons....
Did you know? John Buechler, who designed the Demonic Toys for this film, discredited himself from the film and has since criticized the design of the dolls. Read More
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as Caitlin
as David
as Personal Demon
as Eric
as Lauraline
as Baby Whoopsie
as Butterfield
as Dr Lorca
as Lillith
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Taglines:
You shouldn't toy with your personal demons....
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Continuity
When Baby Oopsie stabs David in his hand with a knife, she stabs him between his middle & ring fingers, in the next shot, the cut moves between his pinkie and ring finger, the cut only appears on the back of his hand even though the knife went all the way through and in the end when he's putting the Toys heads in the crate, there's no scar where he was stabbed.
When Baby Oopsie stabs David in his hand with a knife, she stabs him between his middle & ring fingers, in the next shot, the cut moves between his pinkie and ring finger, the cut only appears on the back of his hand even though the knife went all the way through and in the end when he's putting the Toys heads in the crate, there's no scar where he was stabbed.
Trivia:
All of the main characters are named after friends of the director whom he worked with at the Walt Disney Company.
John Buechler, who designed the Demonic Toys for this film, discredited himself from the film and has since criticized the design of the dolls.
John Buechler, who designed the Demonic Toys for this film, discredited himself from the film and has since criticized the design of the dolls.
