Puppet Master IX: Axis of Evil

The legends of horror have returned!

4.6

|2010|83 min

Following the murder of Andre Toulon by Nazi assassins during the height of World War II, a young Danny Coogan finds his crate of mysterious puppets, and discovers their plan to attack a secret American manufacturing plant.

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