Phil Brock

The Demonic Toys are back! Policewoman Judith Gray seeks the help of 12-inch tall Dollman and his 12-inch tall girlfriend Nurse Ginger. The Toys hole up in an evil deserted toy factory and it's up to Dollman to keep the Toys from summoning the powers of darkness to the earth.

The adventures of the American Ninja have included kickboxing championships and international rescue missions. But for the first time, the magic of the Ninja will reveal itself - in all of it's true power.

Full Moon Entertainment -- Charles Band's direct-to-video outfit -- tosses together elements from three of its film franchises for this loopy mix & match item. Tracy Scoggins returns as tough cop Judith Grey, who must confront the lethal, wise-cracking terror toys again when they reappear at the same defunct warehouse. When the toys' lecherous leader Baby Oopsy-Daisy kidnaps the diminutive nurse Ginger (reduced to 11 inches by the crazed alien villain of Bad Channels, Judith seeks the aid of Ginger's similarly-statured boyfriend, Dollman Brick Bardo Tim Thomerson, a Charles Band fave), to rescue her and fight the mini-monsters on their own turf. Fun on its own merits, especially if viewed as a crossover comic book; indeed, Full Moon Comics has published a "Dollman" series as well. Band also deserves some credit for the sheer audacity of pulling this thing off -- given the ludicrous story elements -- and for keeping the weirdness zipping along at a brisk pace and breezy one-hour running time. ~ Cavett Binion, All Movie Guide

Jim, a talented young musician, is going to marry a girl from a well-off family. An angel alights in his swimming-pool in the form of a wonderful woman and upsets his whole life: his friends want to take unfair advantage of this heavenly creature, Jim's bride wants to get rid of her out of jealousy. As for the father-in-law, he would like to use her to save his cosmetics factory...