
"They Want To Play With You..."
CREW
Director .... Peter Manoogian
Writer .... David S. Goyer
Producer .... Charles Band & Anne Kelly
CAST
Tracy Scoggins .... Judith Grey
Bentley Mitchum .... Mark Wayne
Daniel Cerny .... The Kid (Demon Child)
Michael Russo .... Lincoln
Barry Lynch .... Hesse
Ellen Dunning .... Anne
Peter Schrum .... Charnetski
Jeff Weston .... Matt Cable
View the trailer: Video Detective
PLOT (SPOILER WARNING)
Police officers, Judith Grey and Matt Cable make a bust on two weapon dealers inadvertantly leads to the death of Matt and injury to one of the criminals, whose blood pours onto the floor of the Toyland Warehouse where the incident occures. The blood leads to the rise of a sixty-six-year-old Halloween born demon with the power to bring toys to life as his personal minions. The demon takes form of a small child and is looking for a body to inhabit so he can increase his powers, and it just so happens that Judith is pregnant with the ideal host. As the murderous toys close in on their victims: a runaway, security guard and a late night chicken delivery boy named Mark Wayne. Judith must not only fight for her life, but for the soul of her unborn child.
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Rated "R" for Language, Violence, & Nudity.
86 minutes.
Released to video March 12th 1992.
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VHS Special Features (Full Moon's Videozone)
• Introduction by Full Moon Chairman CHARLES BAND
• Behind-The-Scenes Featurette
• Spotlight: Music Supervisor PAT SICOLIANO
• Full Moon Madness: Poster Art Featurette
• Trailers: Seedpeople, The Pit and the Pendulum, Subspecies, Trancers II, Puppert Master III: Toulon's Revenge, Dollman
• Collectors Items hosted by actress CHARLIE SPRADLING
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"But at the beginning, when you’re starting out you even think, “Well, I could do a good job of it”, or “I could try to do a good job of it.” I mean, I did a couple of these Charlie Band movies when I started out, and I knew they were never going to be genius because he was only giving me eight days to write them. He pre-sold the poster and said, “Here’s a poster: DEMONIC TOYS. Write this movie in eight days.” But I’m just a starving twenty-three year old in this crappy, roach-infested apartment, and I’m going to write a movie in eight days. I’m going to try to make it as good as I can knowing that they’ve got horrible people that are making it. Believe it or not, in ARCADE or DEMONIC TOYS, I consider it a huge victory that there are a couple of funny or ironic lines in there that somehow eat their way through the crap."
- David S. Goyer (2004 interview with Ain't It Cool News)
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