Puppet Master

In 1938, Andre Toulson and his wife Elsa worked as puppeteers in the city of Berlin. Although they had spent their lives making children laugh, their puppets poked too much fun at the Nazi regime. One night, police broke in their door and tried to confiscate their puppets. Elsa resisted, and was stabbed to death as a result.

Andre, however, had a plan to bring his wife back from the dead. Using a special “reanimation fluid” he managed to literally pour his wife’s life into the body of a puppet. The puppet, “Little Elsa” then took on a life of its own, able to move and walk of its own accord. Other puppets soon followed. They then began to kill, digging vital glands and fluids from their victims. With enough such materials, Andre hoped to one day restore Elsa to her real body.

But before that could happen, Nazis cornered Andre. But with their master gone, could anything stop the puppets?

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