Rating: R (violence, language including sexual references, nudity and some drug use)
Length: 80 minutes

Widescreen 1.85:1 Color (Anamorphic)

ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1

English, Spanish

A sister, her autistic brother and a puppet team together to head to Las Vegas to do a ventriloquist show; at least that's what they say they're doing. The beginning of the film shows how their mother died and a little bit about their upbringing with their perverted uncle. As they make their way across country, people die; mostly at the hands of the puppet.

The two ladies that spend the most time in front of the camera are hot (LoPachin and Chonacas).

I'm really not sure where to start. There really is no plot; you just sit around waiting to see what happens next. Most of the acting was over-the-top and some of the lines were just weird. And for a horror film with people getting killed there really isn't that much gore. I would have liked some extras so somebody could tell me what is going on; then again, they may not have known either.

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I wasn't expecting much when I picked this up so I wasn't disappointed. I've had some good luck with other Dimension Extreme films and will continue to watch them. This film is just good enough to keep your attention but not one you'll find very memorable.

Sahar Bibiyan - Female Officer

Katie Chonacas - Robin

Robert DiTillio - Detective Evans

Julia Folsom - Halloween Angel

David 'Shark' Fralick - Bartender

Lenna Ghosheh - 911 Operator

Michael H. Goodwyn - Manager

Jordan Green - Goblin Boy

Paydin LoPachin - Angelina

Tayler Lynch - Young Norbert

Rocky Marquette - Norbert

Jack Edward Sawyers - Man 1 in bar

David Jean Thomas - Patrolman 1

Tennille Villagomez - Asylum patient

Bruce Weitz - Dummy (voice)

Andrew Wolf - Dan / Paramedic

David Zelina - Motorcycle Cop