Films: Dolls (2019)

Alias: None

Type: Mystical

Location: Civilized Area

Height/Weight: That of average human toddlers.

Affiliation: Evil

Summary: It seems that we were spared when it came to possessed dolls this decade. You look at this whole thing and you see that only perhaps a couple came with any notoriety. But alas, some almost slipped through the cracks. Like this rather mean-spirited dreck.

History: Long ago, there was a boy and a couple demons. In order to prevent them from driving a man insane, their souls were placed into dolls. These dolls, made by Latin American nuns, were a means of containing the darkest of entities. The process worked, and the man slowly recovered. But his mother did not destroy the dolls as anyone would, and they killed him before residing in his attic. Now, a small family has moved in, and the dolls are up to their old tricks.

Notable Kills: A person is tricked into falling onto a large pair of shears.

Final Fate: After being seemingly burnt to death, the dolls' influence causes the man being tormented by them to accidentally kill his daughter, and be committed to an asylum. He is then put through the same process that put his insanity into the dolls...

Powers/Abilities: Can survive utter destruction at times, as well as absorb negative emotions.

Weakness: Heavy artillery.

Scariness Factor: 3-They're just three eerily pristine dolls, and could be easily taken out by a baseball bat or something. But let your guard down, and they stand a chance of assassinating you one way or another. And you'd better hope your mind is intact by the end of it all.

Trivia: -The villain of the 2017 killer doll film "The Elf" makes an appearance on the poster, but nowhere in the film proper.

-This film was directed by Cuyle Carvin, who is more of an actor for extras in films and TV shows. He apparently holds the record for the most kills by a non-main character in "The Walking Dead". As if anyone actually cares about that show anymore.