Puppet Master X: Axis Rising 2012 123movies

Watch: Puppet Master X: Axis Rising 2012 123movies, Full Movie Online – After foiling a plot to blow up an American arms plant, Danny Coogan and his girlfriend, Beth, quickly find that their troubles have just begun. One of Toulon’s mysterious Puppets has been kidnapped by the Nazis, and under the wicked, watchful eye of the occultist Commandant Moebius, the Puppets’ life-giving serum is synthesized to create a master race of unstoppable soldiers. Moebius plots to assassinate the highly-decorated General Porter to deliver a crippling blow to the American war effort, but his experiments are not ready. A Nazi Scientist uses the serum to create their own superior race of Nazi Puppets in the form of Blitzkrieg, Wehrmacht, Bombshell and Kamikaze! Danny and Beth, teamed with craggy Sergeant Stone and Toulon’s Puppets, are no match for Moebius and his war machine. It is up to Blade, Pinhead, Leech Woman and Jester to revive their own secret weapon to stop the Axis Rising!.
Plot: Puppet Master X follows the characters of Danny as he attempts to rescue his girlfriend Beth with the help of Toulon’s puppets. However their help is short lived as they end up getting stolen by Ozu (Terumi Shimazu). Danny and Beth must try to rescue the puppets while trying to defend themselves against a new batch of puppets. Meanwhile the occultist Commandant Moebius is attempting to use the serum that animates the puppets to create a master race and take over the world
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Full Moon’s answer to “Ilsa” in a movie about killer puppets? Bring it on.
Puppet Master X Axis Rising is the latest addition to Full Moon’s Puppet Master (PM) franchise. If you like the indie horror series about magically animated puppets with a penchant for bloodshed, you won’t be disappointed.

Frankly, I don’t understand one-star reviews for a movie like this. Axis Rising has a built-in “bad movie” factor, but it’s fun-bad in my view. The Nazis play up nefariousness for all its worth, and Brad Potts is hilarious as Sergeant Rock knockoff Sergeant Stone. Paul Arnold cuts a George C. Scott-like figure in his brief appearance as General Porter. And Stephanie Sanditz, who plays Nazi villainess Uschi, gives a deliriously sexual, power-hungry performance with a presence as eye-popping as any hentai girl the demographic for this type of movie could imagine. What else could the straight-to-video horror junkie want?

It might have run longer (a common flaw with Full Moon films), but writer Shane Bitterling does a nice job balancing the storyline with his obligation to showcase a slew of creepy puppets. Kenneth Branagh acting? Peter Jackson effects? Polanski atmosphere? Come on!

Not to beat the dead horse of believability, but anyone who saw the last PM knows this WWII is not set in our universe (in writer August White’s version the U.S. jumps into the fray in 1939). Relax, it’s okay if some of the accents and period slang miss the mark. Enjoy the movie for what it’s supposed to offer: grue, cleavage, and puppets.

Too jokey, but little things fighting big things is a formula that works
Blade, Jester, Tunneler, Pinhead, Six Shooter, and Leech Woman are back! Okay, maybe that doesn’t really warrant an exclamation mark, but this is the tentpole franchise of Full Moon Features, now reaching ten films in all (eleven if you count “Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys”). Writer/director/producer Charles Band is also back, but I was kind of disappointed by this sequel. Our WWII era heroes from the previous films, Danny and Beth, are back as well, though played by new actors, and find a post-WWII Nazi plot to create an army of their own evil puppets to do their bidding, using a Re-Animatior like green serum extracted from our puppet protagonists. Not that any of the films in this franchise are exactly brilliant, but this one felt too jokey. I did like it when the franchise introduced the Nazi storyline and had our homicidal puppet heroes fighting the Axis Powers, but this entry was just silly and also continued the unfortunate recent trend of Full Moon Features including casual racism, seen in this film with in addition of an evil Japanese puppet named Kamikaze. However, I do still enjoy watching little things fighting big things (i.e. “Attack of the Puppet People” “Dollman” “Child’s Play” etc.) when it’s not CGI, so even though this entry wasn’t all that good, it did still entertain.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 26 min (86 min)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Action, Comedy, Fantasy
Director Charles Band
Writer Charles Band, Shane Bitterling
Actors Kip Canyon, Jean Louise O’Sullivan, Oto Brezina
Country United States
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