Brendan Cobbs, a famous novelist, is sent to a remote cottage in rural England to find inspiration for his next novel. He believes he found his next subject when he encounters Alfred, a child size doll who can come to life. But deadly consequences arise when Brendan realizes Alfred has an intent to kill.
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کاسٹ
Steven M. Smith
Director
Jon-Paul Gates
Brendan
Kaden Durso
Alfred
Earl Ling
Henry
Jennifer Leahey
Sarah King
Kit Pascoe
The Seductress
Rad Brown
Jim
Anastasia Cane
Gertrude
Guy Robbins
Alex
Jimmy 'The Bee' Bennett
Pilgrim Hiker
Matt Rogers
Arthur
Sean Botha
Bouncer
Zane Casablanca
Socrates Santana
Can Somer
Ken
Can Somer
Doll Worshipper
Steven M. Smith
Hugo Worshipper
Paul Durso
Doll Worshipper
J. Taviner
The Daddy
Patrick Houtermans
Alfred Doll Disciple
Savannah Hawkins
Alfred Doll Disciple
Christopher Jolley
Writer
Steven M. Smith
Writer
آپ کو یہ بھی پسند آ سکتا ہے
Alfred the Doll
The Watcher
The Ghost Within
The Village in the Woods
Blood Sisters
No Easy Days
The Midwich Cuckoos
The Innocents
The Drowning
The Edge of Sleep
Fortitude
The Third Day
Bedlam
The Third Day
From
Khemjira
The Beauty
The Haunting of Hill House
The Fall of the House of Usher
Wayward Pines
The Mist
Hell Motel
Inspector Rishi
Two Sentence Horror Stories
تبصرے
10 تبصرے
It is horrific. No storyline, no budget, no camera work, nothing that resembles an attempt at acting and a rip off Michael Myers "doll." Seriously don't be tempted.
Went in with suppressed expectations but was pleasantly surprised. This film is creepy, and Jon-Paul Gates' performance really sells the protagonist, especially during the final act of the film! Give it a watch.
This is one of those movies that is neither clear (explained) neither positive. There is mystery, curse, darkness, odd and bad people. Unlike in most movies, in this one everybody was so bad. Like this movie is coming from somebody's dream, the nightmare. Like something about cults, rituals, black magic, and other negative and scary stuff. It was a bit funny doll making movements and kids at the end beating up innoccent man. But unfortunately everything is so nonsense, meaning not explained or reasonable, so no more than 2 stars. Worst of all everything looks fake, even we can see real human hiding only part of face with mask.
This is another Steven M. Smith doll film that should not have been made. Brendan Cobbs (Jon-Paul Gates) has writer's block. His agent sends him on a rural retreat. He gets a doll in the mail, one that we have seen come to life before and kill two people. Doll gives him nightmares and he is told to follow rule 1. Acting was bad. Could have used a decent soundtrack. Dull and boring for the most part. Even the writing within the script was sad. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.
Starts off o.k and I thought/hoped it would improve but it doesn't. The dialogue is difficult to understand when your finding out about why the doll kills people, I still don't know.
Couldnt watch this beyond 15 minutes. Every actor/actress in that time was the worse I have seen. Good luck if you get past that 15.
Doll comes to life and murdering people. It gives me the chills too!
Great comedy horror. Not sure if it's supposed to be funny but it is. The main character is brilliant even though he can't move his head from what I seen. He just moves his eyes. Not one to watch if you want anything serious but if you don't mind something that's so bad it's good then this is for you.
Steven M. Smith has does it again - another amazing feat and another amazing horror. This is a film maker who knows how to make his non-existent budget work for him as another film hits the shelves. Loads of haters on the reviews, I wouldn't mind seeing the movies they make with the same limitations. Keep them coming.
My mum bought this film while she in lockdown I came over and watches with him. My god firstly what the hell is the plot about? What is rule one? Secondly the acting is TERRIBLE. and these actors got paid for this dribble. If anything it's a film you laugh at cos it s such crap. Don't bother watching or wasting you money.
