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Puppet Master II (1990)
A new team of paranormal researchers has come to the hotel to investigate its murder-soaked past; the puppets -- led by a new member, Torch -- shed some light on the matter, as they tunnel, burn, strangle and hook to survive.
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A new team of paranormal researchers has come to the hotel to investigate its murder-soaked past; the puppets -- led by a new member, Torch -- shed some light on the matter, as they tunnel, burn, strangle and hook to survive.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:David Pabian
In Theaters:2/7/1990
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Full Moon Entertainment
Cast
David Allen
Director
Elizabeth Maclellan
Carolyn Bramwell / Elsa
Collin Bernsen
Michael Kenney
Steve Welles
Andre Toulon / Eriquee Chaneé
Greg Webb
Patrick Bramwell
Charlie Spradling
Wanda
Jeff Celentano
Lance (as Jeff Weston)
Nita Talbot
Camille
Sage Allen
Martha
George Buck Flower
Matthew
Sean Ryan
Billy
Ivan J. Rado
Cairo Merchant
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