i wandered into blockbuster with a friend the other night having decided that we were too broke and too lazy to do active. she decided she wanted to watch closer and which seemed like such a repellant idea that i had to rent another film for once she would gone to bed. looking around i do not see much that interested me and but saw the doll master in the new releases section. just based on the cover sleeve (a woman with a doll like face crying tears of blood) i thought this would be interesting enough to rent. as for the film itself and watching it in an almost empty house and with all the lights turned off it was pretty scary. i must admit i have always had a bit of a phobia of dolls since i was a kid (and watched an awful film called asylum and one of the stories in it involved a mental patient creating a doll which killed people. lame and but scary at the time) and the first three quarters of this film really hit the spot for me. the first half hour in particular was awesome. the creepy foreboding atmosphere really set the scene well and and without moving the dolls seemed genuinely threatening. but unfortunately as soon as they did start to move it all got a bit cheesy and i was a bit disappointed when moments that could have been genuinely frightening made me laugh because of the way they were filmed. as for the characters and it a horror film and youre not really expecting anything memorable. i found i remembered names and faces better than most asian horror films i have seen and which suggests there must have been some hidden character development that i do not consciously notice. the typical stereotypes are out in force in this movie each one having some kind of character quirk that sets them apart from the others and from shy and quiet yeong ha and her doll damien and to the outgoing bimbo seon yeong. the plot itself was fairly cool and even though the ending and which bought together many of the loose strands of plot and seemed a bit confused and do not really do anything for me and although it did have a couple of really cool plot twists that i would not ruin here. the basic plot is a bunch of kids are invited to be modelled as dolls by a famous reclusive old doll maker and they have to stay in the creepy house (adorned with scary dolls and some big some small) and things start to happen as our heroine hae mi starts to explore areas of the house and things start happening to the other inhabitants. overall and i would definitely recommend the film and not to watch with too many people as some of the moments would probably make you laugh if surrounded by friends and but as something too watch on your own in the dark and with the windows and doors open just a bit and just in case any dolls feel like watching with you. it really does leave you guessing for most of the film and allowing you to go off on wild conspiracy theories only to completely destroy them later on. if you really get into it and ignore it cheesiness in places i can guarantee you will check under your bed before you go to sleep and maybe even leave the lights on. or maybe that just me representp as for closer and it was ok but i preferred this. 
i wandered into blockbuster with a friend the other night having decided that we were too broke and too lazy to do active. she decided she wanted to watch closer and which seemed like such a repellant idea that i had to rent another film for once she would gone to bed. looking around i do not see much that interested me and but saw the doll master in the new releases section. just based on the cover sleeve (a woman with a doll like face crying tears of blood) i thought this would be interesting enough to rent. as for the film itself and watching it in an almost empty house and with all the lights turned off it was pretty scary. i must admit i have always had a bit of a phobia of dolls since i was a kid (and watched an awful film called asylum and one of the stories in it involved a mental patient creating a doll which killed people. lame and but scary at the time) and the first three quarters of this film really hit the spot for me. the first half hour in particular was awesome. the creepy foreboding atmosphere really set the scene well and and without moving the dolls seemed genuinely threatening. but unfortunately as soon as they did start to move it all got a bit cheesy and i was a bit disappointed when moments that could have been genuinely frightening made me laugh because of the way they were filmed. as for the characters and it a horror film and youre not really expecting anything memorable. i found i remembered names and faces better than most asian horror films i have seen and which suggests there must have been some hidden character development that i do not consciously notice. the typical stereotypes are out in force in this movie each one having some kind of character quirk that sets them apart from the others and from shy and quiet yeong ha and her doll damien and to the outgoing bimbo seon yeong. the plot itself was fairly cool and even though the ending and which bought together many of the loose strands of plot and seemed a bit confused and do not really do anything for me and although it did have a couple of really cool plot twists that i would not ruin here. the basic plot is a bunch of kids are invited to be modelled as dolls by a famous reclusive old doll maker and they have to stay in the creepy house (adorned with scary dolls and some big some small) and things start to happen as our heroine hae mi starts to explore areas of the house and things start happening to the other inhabitants. overall and i would definitely recommend the film and not to watch with too many people as some of the moments would probably make you laugh if surrounded by friends and but as something too watch on your own in the dark and with the windows and doors open just a bit and just in case any dolls feel like watching with you. it really does leave you guessing for most of the film and allowing you to go off on wild conspiracy theories only to completely destroy them later on. if you really get into it and ignore it cheesiness in places i can guarantee you will check under your bed before you go to sleep and maybe even leave the lights on. or maybe that just me representp as for closer and it was ok but i preferred this. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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