Attack of the Puppet People

Attack of the Puppet People (1958)

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Attack of the Puppet People is one of the few "mad scientist" opuses of the 1950s to be motivated by loneliness rather than megalomania. John Hoyt plays Franz, a seedy European doll-maker who harbors a crush on his secretary Sally (June Kenney). When Sally makes plans to marry Franz'… More

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Jan 1, 1958 Wide
MGM

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  • Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews

    A misbegotten amateurish but somewhat funny low-budget b/w horror tale of a lonely doll-maker given to shrinking human beings into dolls.

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  • AJ V


    The title is misleading, unlike other fifties movies of this kind, and should be called attack of the puppet master instead. The guy turns these people into puppets, and they have to try to get back to normal. It's a pretty simple story, and it's kind of cute, but not all… More

  • Randy T


    Acually, they're Dolls, not Puppets. I suppose that <i>Attack of the Doll People</i> just didn't sound as scary(?).

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