Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich After eleven films you might think that the Puppet Master franchise would have run out of ideas for new films, and well, you would be correct in that assumption. Time for a reboot! Thankfully, the re-imagining, Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich (2018) has injected new fire into these feisty dolls and sets up a nasty and hilarious new direction for the Full Moon staple. Neo-grindhouse director S. Craig Zahler (Bone Tomahawk, Brawl in Cell Block 99) penned the script for this iteration, and while his previous work is outstanding, the writing in The Littlest Reich is nothing special. It’s functional enough and there are a few funny quips now and again. Honestly, the narrative of the film is a bunch of gory set-pieces strung together by the barest of forward motion, but in a film with Nazi puppets who murder people, a deep story isn’t needed. What is needed though, is lots of blood and guts which this flick has in spades. These are some of the...
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