This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Purely Joyful Movie!

This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Henry Bale (Matty Ferraro) is an infamous serial killer in Canton, Mississippi. We catch up to Henry as he fails to drill his last victim, taken down by Matt (Christopher Wiehl) a divorced police officer with a daughter. He likes a bracer from time to time. Henry had some worry dolls which he takes as evidence which his daughter thinks is a gift for her as she designs jewelry for a second hand store. The dolls go out through the city creating havoc...and Chloe (Kennedy Brice) keeps one for herself.The movie had some good scenes, and then there were times I thought I was watching something made for TV. The simple make-up used for a possessed person was very good. I liked the ending...not that stupid last scene barking for a sequel.Worry Dolls and The Devil's Doll are the same film. Please stop naming every missing girl, "Amber." Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

I watched this after reading a synopsis and was expecting something much darker than this offering.Contrary to other reviewers I thought the acting was OK. It was the production that took the edge off the film. There was no atmosphere to speak of and the lighting set up and colourisation could have been applied to any genre of film.It is not the kind of movie that can draw you into the story and make you believe anything in it - which is the whole point of a horror movie.It is not a terrible film, just one that I wouldn't bother watching again.

A by the numbers horror where a bunch of cursed worry dolls get into the wrong hands making them become possessed and violently kill whoever is around them.I seen this under the title Worry Dolls and I thought Charles Band would be behind this somehow. Luckily he wasn't but then the film wasn't much better then something he would do. The first few minutes rock in this film with a psycho jamming a four foot drill bit through someone's head with tons of blood flying everywhere. Then the rest of the film lacks in comparison. It was cheese that the dolls were put on strings and then all someone had to do was put it on making them insta rage zombie. Skip this one unless you have a friend in the cast.

I was going to give this flick a 4, but then realized I paid $6.99 on Amazon Fire TV to rent this shiz. Maybe that is what somewhat compelled me to take the time to review this movie. **Spoilers Galore*** The acting only becomes funny 3/4 of the film is once you realize how bad it's been the whole time. I encourage you to only watch this film if you are under the influence of substances. The casting was interesting. You have the butch cop side kick and the sorta dad-bod hottie cop dude walk around like they're in X-Files with their badges, guns, and handicaps on their belts everywhere they go. The male actor tries to go all Gerard Butler the whole time, but nobody is buying it. The killing scenes were not spectacular, which can always be somewhat redeeming for a horror flick with a poor plot and bad acting. Oh, and I forgot there are some possessed dolls. An angry black Guatemalan women goes completely cultural and talks about how they're worry dolls on steroids. This was unnecessary as it makes the serial killer's past role irrelevant. This movie wrecked a good hour and a half of my life. I would like not to type any further. In the end..I have read this movie to filth and written a troll-like review. Please enjoy the following feature.