Judith Grey teams with Brick Bardo (Dollman) and his girlfriend Ginger to face the evil Demonic Toys for one final battle.Judith Grey teams with Brick Bardo (Dollman) and his girlfriend Ginger to face the evil Demonic Toys for one final battle.Judith Grey teams with Brick Bardo (Dollman) and his girlfriend Ginger to face the evil Demonic Toys for one final battle.
Phillip Brock
- Collins
- (as Phil Brock)
'Evil' Ted Smith
- Zombietoid (costumed)
- (as Ted Smith)
Michael Halsey
- Cally
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
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- Writers
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaA large portion of the footage used is recycled from the films Dollman (1991), Bad Channels (1992), and Demonic Toys (1992).
- GoofsThis movie features Nurse Ginger who was shrunk in Bad Channels (1992) The back story claims that the other three girls were restored to their original size and that Ginger was the only one left shrunk, but in Bad Channels, it's Bunny who's left while Ginger is restored.
- Quotes
Baby Oopsy-Daisy: You'll love it! It's really gonna tear you up.
- ConnectionsEdited from Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979)
- SoundtracksTerrified
Performed by Quiet Riot
Produced by Kevin DuBrow & Ricky DeLena
Written by David Arkenstone
Engineered by Ricky DeLena
Featured review
Thankfully, my local video store has excellent prices.
"Demonic Toys" was an excellent movie. I have never seen "Dollman" or "Bad Channels", but they don't look too interesting. No matter what, they can't beat this movie for trash.
Baby Oopsie-Daisy, one of the best characters in the original film, is destroyed with his "new" ultra-squeak voice. He sounds like someone just kicked him in the "Oopsie Daisy". Jack is not only mysteriously alive, he's gotten out of his little box. Nurse Ginger is mildly humorous in the same way the gratuitous T&A scenes are mildly humorous in most '80s horror flicks.
This movie is totally devoid of plot, and it's amazing they could come up with something this bad. Not counting credits, opening sequences, flashbacks, and "special add-on video", this movie lasted less than an hour. About the only thing that was worth renting the movie for was the musical accompaniment. They stuck with the same freaky polka music that categorized the original "Demonic Toys", which was almost enough to give this movie a bit of a fright.
I'll give it a one out of ten for the blonde in the nurse's outfit running around screaming, and a two out of ten for the cussing baby. And a three out of ten for the usage of the phrase "do the nasty".
"Demonic Toys" was an excellent movie. I have never seen "Dollman" or "Bad Channels", but they don't look too interesting. No matter what, they can't beat this movie for trash.
Baby Oopsie-Daisy, one of the best characters in the original film, is destroyed with his "new" ultra-squeak voice. He sounds like someone just kicked him in the "Oopsie Daisy". Jack is not only mysteriously alive, he's gotten out of his little box. Nurse Ginger is mildly humorous in the same way the gratuitous T&A scenes are mildly humorous in most '80s horror flicks.
This movie is totally devoid of plot, and it's amazing they could come up with something this bad. Not counting credits, opening sequences, flashbacks, and "special add-on video", this movie lasted less than an hour. About the only thing that was worth renting the movie for was the musical accompaniment. They stuck with the same freaky polka music that categorized the original "Demonic Toys", which was almost enough to give this movie a bit of a fright.
I'll give it a one out of ten for the blonde in the nurse's outfit running around screaming, and a two out of ten for the cussing baby. And a three out of ten for the usage of the phrase "do the nasty".
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- Demonic Toys 2
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- Runtime1 hour 4 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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