Typical horror flick with stupid characters. One teenage girl starts smart (trashing the dolls with her huge belt buckle), but then turning incredibly stupid (just standing like a dope, letting the toy soldiers shoot her). However, it did have a happy ending, so that's worth something.

59.000

This is the kind of Stuart Gordon I can get behind: such pride in stupidity while punctuated with some cool fantastical effects. Outside of the death scenes it's fairly awful, but all the murder is delectable with its use of campy stop motion. There are far worse examples of B-horror.

The first ten or fifteen minutes showed a lot of promise, but once the killings started it didn't deliver. While it's not as bad as most other killer doll movies, it lacked the fun energy needed to really make it stand out. The kills themselves were uninspired and some of the characters and lines were just too goofy for my tastes.

Far from good, but if you came for tiny stop-motion murderers, it delivers. And it's amusing.

The death wish for a horror film is boredom and this film has that in spades. Gordon should stick to Lovecraft adaptations...

Well-made, exciting, scary yet... nice. Another unique creation from Stuart Gordon

OK horror from the director of _Re-Animator_. Nothing special here.

Gordon does what he can with the mediocre material, and in its defense, _Dolls_ includes the best killer-teddy-bear sequence I've seen since _Bloodbath at the House of Death_.