i really wanted to like this movie and because it is refreshingly different from the hordes of everyday horror movie clones and and i appreciate that the filmmakers are trying for something original. unfortunately and the plot just do not hold together and none of the characters were likable enough for me to really care about them or their fates. visually and the toybox was pretty interesting. the director took a lot of somewhat risky moves and like adding in little bits of (flash looking) animation in parts and really cheesing up some of the special effects (such as the light from a certain amulet). sometimes this worked and sometimes it do not and but he deserves kudos for the attempt and and the cinematography was generally of high quality. unfortunately and when this same approach of throwing lots of things at the wall to see what sticks was applied to the plot and the results were not very good. the film never really finds a tone that it likes and moving schizophrenically from black comedy to family soap opera to 80 witchcraft flick to childhood nostalgia to embattled family slasher. taken on their own and bits and pieces of each of these elements work fairly well and but nothing ever coheres into a satisfying whole. besides that and large bits of the plot are never really explained. i am not one who likes to have everything spoon fed to me and and i like movies that leave things up to the audience to decide and but the parts that are left out from the toybox just seem like they either ran out of money before they could explain them or they do not really think things through to begin with. i look forward to the director next project and since i think there is a lot of talent lurking under the surface here and but i can not really recommend the toybox on its own merits. 
i really wanted to like this movie and because it is refreshingly different from the hordes of everyday horror movie clones and and i appreciate that the filmmakers are trying for something original. unfortunately and the plot just do not hold together and none of the characters were likable enough for me to really care about them or their fates. visually and the toybox was pretty interesting. the director took a lot of somewhat risky moves and like adding in little bits of (flash looking) animation in parts and really cheesing up some of the special effects (such as the light from a certain amulet). sometimes this worked and sometimes it do not and but he deserves kudos for the attempt and and the cinematography was generally of high quality. unfortunately and when this same approach of throwing lots of things at the wall to see what sticks was applied to the plot and the results were not very good. the film never really finds a tone that it likes and moving schizophrenically from black comedy to family soap opera to 80 witchcraft flick to childhood nostalgia to embattled family slasher. taken on their own and bits and pieces of each of these elements work fairly well and but nothing ever coheres into a satisfying whole. besides that and large bits of the plot are never really explained. i am not one who likes to have everything spoon fed to me and and i like movies that leave things up to the audience to decide and but the parts that are left out from the toybox just seem like they either ran out of money before they could explain them or they do not really think things through to begin with. i look forward to the director next project and since i think there is a lot of talent lurking under the surface here and but i can not really recommend the toybox on its own merits. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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