When the baby farted and flew up... that's cinema to me.

While you can't exactly call this a good movie, and the crossover with "Demonic Toys" is just pairing one crappy franchise with it's disabled cousin, this is still the best movie in the series. It's often funny, and you can thank Corey Feldman and his world's worst impression of Doc Brown for that.

Hilariously bad, yet charming and strangely compelling at the same time!

So many people put their whole little heart into that, and it is hilarious and pathetic and so absurd it ends up having its charm. The production value is surprisingly high for that level of crap, and some actors are terrible but put a lot of efforts into that shit script and terrible skills. There are lasers and demons and a guy acting like he should be in a bad old man costume but wasn't. This series is unable to decide if the puppets are evil or plucky sidekicks and that's hilarious too

Worse than being bad this was boring.

Terrible

I would've liked the movie just fine if the demonic toys weren't in it at all.

This was an enjoyably goofy movie. Corey feldman's acting is so over the top its great, and it matches the tone of the movie, which doesn't take itself seriously. I think all the actors did well. RThe only thing that annoyed me was the demonic toys. The talking baby was annoying, and all he did was curse and fart. The Demonic toys worked well as one off foes for the puppets, but I wouldn't want to see any of the movies from their series, I think it would annoy me too much.

Funny

The plot is much more structured than other Full Moon features and is full of nice touches. Vanessa Angel is wickedly devilish, Feldman gives an inspiring cliched performance, and everyone is just having a ball.

Absolutely hilarious with Feldman attempting to play an old man, fake accent and all.