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Movie Review: Dolls (2019)

Ol’ Robert (Thomas Downey) is having a bit of a tough go; he’s a struggling children’s book author who’s mother has bought the farm. Naturally he moves right on into Mommy Dearest’s home along with his ass-pain of a daughter, Sammy (Trinity Simpson). He’s also drunk off his ass a lot of the time, and his wife has left him. This is our hero folks… Anyway, Boob (that is a type-o I simply refuse to fix because this dude is a chump through and through) and Sam soon discover a trio of diabolical dolls that keep moving location around the house seemingly of their own accord. Soon (and by that I mean after a loooong fucking time…see below) the dolls get up to the devil’s business, but will you give a damn when they do? Like fast paced fright flicks where things actually happen? Well “fuck you” says Dolls as most of this film concerns bickering family members treating us

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DanXIII
Jul 4, 2019
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Actor-Director Cuyle Carvin Talks The Walking Dead, Swamp Thing And His Film Dolls

Actor turned director Cuyle Carvin has been a busy man lately between his roles on DC Universe’s “Swamp Thing”, “The Walking Dead”, and directing his haunted doll film, simply titled Dolls, which Cuyle sat down with me to discuss. In Dolls, a struggling children’s book author and his rebellious teenage daughter move into a house they’ve inherited and find mysterious dolls in the attic. They soon learn that the dolls have a sinister — and deadly — past. Thomas Downey, Trinity Simpson and genre icon Dee Wallace star in Dolls, written by Justin Hawkins and Josh Hawkins, with Jeff Miller (Ouija House, The Toybox) also contributing to the story. Horror Fuel: “Do you mind if I ask about your role of The Walking Dead? And playing a Savior?” Cuyle Carvin: “It’s my favorite show. Half of my career, especially at the start, I played a lot of bad guys. Bad guys are more fun I think. Most actors will probably

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 21, 2019
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Horror Icon Dee Wallace Joins The Supernatural Thriller Dolls

Horror icon Dee Wallace has joined the cast of Dolls, a supernatural thriller and the debut feature of director Cuyle Carvin. Set to film in California, Dolls centers on a “struggling children’s book author and his rebellious teenage daughter who move into a house they’ve inherited and find mysterious dolls in the attic. The father and daughter soon learn that the dolls have a sinister — and deadly – past.” Wallace, who has starred in genre classics such as Cujo, The Hills Have Eyes, The Howling, and E.T., is set to play the role of a neighbor who knows about the dolls and their ties to the house. The movie also stars frequent Miller collaborator Tom Downey (Axe Giant: The Wrath of Paul Bunyan), as well as newcomer Trinity Simpson, Bret Green (CBS’s “The Inspectors”), Elise Muller (Baghead), Melinda DeKay, and Robert R. Ryel. The screenplay was penned by Justin Hawkins and Josh Hawkins, with Jeff Miller (Ouja House, The

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 14, 2018

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Horror Fuel

Movie Review: Dolls (2019)

Ol’ Robert (Thomas Downey) is having a bit of a tough go; he’s a struggling children’s book author who’s mother has bought the farm. Naturally he moves right on into Mommy Dearest’s home along with his ass-pain of a daughter, Sammy (Trinity Simpson). He’s also drunk off his ass a lot of the time, and his wife has left him. This is our hero folks… Anyway, Boob (that is a type-o I simply refuse to fix because this dude is a chump through and through) and Sam soon discover a trio of diabolical dolls that keep moving location around the house seemingly of their own accord. Soon (and by that I mean after a loooong fucking time…see below) the dolls get up to the devil’s business, but will you give a damn when they do? Like fast paced fright flicks where things actually happen? Well “fuck you” says Dolls as most of this film concerns bickering family members treating us

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DanXIII
Jul 4, 2019
Horror Fuel

Actor-Director Cuyle Carvin Talks The Walking Dead, Swamp Thing And His Film Dolls

Actor turned director Cuyle Carvin has been a busy man lately between his roles on DC Universe’s “Swamp Thing”, “The Walking Dead”, and directing his haunted doll film, simply titled Dolls, which Cuyle sat down with me to discuss. In Dolls, a struggling children’s book author and his rebellious teenage daughter move into a house they’ve inherited and find mysterious dolls in the attic. They soon learn that the dolls have a sinister — and deadly — past. Thomas Downey, Trinity Simpson and genre icon Dee Wallace star in Dolls, written by Justin Hawkins and Josh Hawkins, with Jeff Miller (Ouija House, The Toybox) also contributing to the story. Horror Fuel: “Do you mind if I ask about your role of The Walking Dead? And playing a Savior?” Cuyle Carvin: “It’s my favorite show. Half of my career, especially at the start, I played a lot of bad guys. Bad guys are more fun I think. Most actors will probably

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 21, 2019
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Horror Icon Dee Wallace Joins The Supernatural Thriller Dolls

Horror icon Dee Wallace has joined the cast of Dolls, a supernatural thriller and the debut feature of director Cuyle Carvin. Set to film in California, Dolls centers on a “struggling children’s book author and his rebellious teenage daughter who move into a house they’ve inherited and find mysterious dolls in the attic. The father and daughter soon learn that the dolls have a sinister — and deadly – past.” Wallace, who has starred in genre classics such as Cujo, The Hills Have Eyes, The Howling, and E.T., is set to play the role of a neighbor who knows about the dolls and their ties to the house. The movie also stars frequent Miller collaborator Tom Downey (Axe Giant: The Wrath of Paul Bunyan), as well as newcomer Trinity Simpson, Bret Green (CBS’s “The Inspectors”), Elise Muller (Baghead), Melinda DeKay, and Robert R. Ryel. The screenplay was penned by Justin Hawkins and Josh Hawkins, with Jeff Miller (Ouja House, The

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 14, 2018