#dolly dearest

[fatmagic]

[mudwerks]

(via The Grim Gallery: Exhibit 4836)

Dolly Dearest (1991)

[matateeyaaa]

I Don't know more, if you know More, coment!

[ask-annabelle-the-doll2]

The house of living dolls

CHUCKY:

*doesn't give a f***k about anything

*doesn't often reveal his true feelings

*enjoys manipulating and playing with his victims

*huge temper

BUDDI (Chucky)

*intelligent

*Technopathy

*enjoys pranking others and singing

BRAHMS (the doll)

*the quiet one

*cares for his friends

*loves reading and listening to soft music

*he cooks and does the house work for the dolls

Slappy

*want things his way

*control freak

*enjoys learning about magic

*might have a crush on annabelle

Megan:

*strong and fast

* loves drawing, singing, dancing and spending time with her friends

*kills anyone who gets in her way

Tiffany

*the soft one

*easy to manipulate

*can be crazy from time to time

*bad cook

*loves makeovers

*practices voodoo magic

*enjoys taking bubble baths

Dolly dearest

*can be very stuborn

*gloomy and moody

*rarely kind

*feeds on children's souls

* can brainwash anyone

[ladamarossa]

Dolly Dearest (1991)

[sandmandaddy69]

[horrororman]

🎃 Notable films that were released on October 18th...

The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb (1964)(UK).

The Gorgon (1964)(UK).

The Velvet Vampire (1971)(NYC, NY).

Burnt Offerings (1976).

Motel Hell (1980).

Re-Animator (1985).

Dolly Dearest (1991).

The Dentist (1996).

Terror Tract (2000)(TV premiere).

The Ring (2002).

Carrie (2013)(US).

Smile 2 (2024)(US).

#horror

[thecryingcl0wn]

Dolly Dearest ||Welcome Home OC Reference Sheet||

WELCOME HOME FANDOM WHERE Y'ALL AT!?!?!?!? Please the fandom is soooooo dead lol.

Anyways, here's my bbg Dolly in all his puppet glory!!

Here's some juicy facts about him because why not 🤷🏽

• Dolly isn't their real name, it's a stage name. None of the other neighbors know their real name

•He's 3 feet tall (about the same height as Wally, just a bit taller.)

• Best friends with Sally (they gossip together like the theatre kids they are.)

• They're a demon (this one's pretty obvious but I still feel like pointing it out)

• Their favorite colour is blue!!

• He uses He/They pronouns and is Non-binary (mostly he/him on the show and the WHRP team refer to them with they/them pronouns)

• He's Bisexual 💗💙💜

•Their hair is extremely messy, and it gets in their face almost all the time (which is why they're stuck with this emo ahh haircut)

[mzzmarionette]

Also I've recently gotten into watching and drawing mlp. I admit it's fun to watch original clips of the show rather than people's weird fantasies put into fanart.

Anyway, I dislike drawing Canon characters from shows so I made several sloppily put together ocs. (With bases, of course. I'm irritated to admit that ponies are much harder to draw than I thought.)

I've since made changes to their designs to make them less extra because I think this could be a good comic project I could work on. I wouldn't want overcomplicated designs in every frame. Lord knows that would kill me.

[furiouscrusadeavenue]

"Dolly Dearest" (It's time to play). 1991

[julmaniite]

Another doll has joined the family!

[fatmagic]

[thevideodungeon]

Dolly Dearest (1991)

A movie that combines the killer doll and possession genres, in a way that adds something to the standard possession story, but takes a bit away from the killer doll angle. The influence of Child's Play is more than a little obvious, and while they do a very good job with the doll effects, but when compared to something like Child's Play there's just a substantial lack in the story. The doll is just evil because it's possessed by an evil spirit, which is evil because it's just evil. There isn't any real identity there or motivation behind its actions, other than being evil.

5/10

[ask-annabelle-the-doll2]

What are the phobias of dolls?

annabelle has athazagoraphobia. (Fear of being forgotten)

Brahms has germophobia. ( fear of uncleanness)

Dolly has claustrophobia. (Fear of being trapped)

Tiffany has proditiophobia. (Fear of betrayal)

chucky has thanatophobia. (Fear of death)

Megan's phobia is unknown.

Buddi's phobia is also unknown.

Slappy also has claustrophobia.

[mikaaki]

♡ dolly dearest ( no relation to eddie )

♡ owns the local bakery

♡ always wearing some form of gingham ( typically dresses )

♡ despite not being related to eddie , she treats him like her brother

♡ loves being part of sally’s plays , will cater them if she’s not in the cast

♡ biggest crush on wally

♡ finds his inability to understand apple pie endearing

♡ she bakes for everyone in town

i got too silly

feel free to send asks because i would like to try and flush her character out !

[watching-pictures-move]

Movie Review | Dolly Dearest (Lease, 1991)

I’m always interested in how porn directors adapt to mainstream features, and from a number of examples I’ve seen, you definitely notice difficulties with the pacing, when you have to fill up at least ninety minutes of runtime and don’t have the requisite sex scenes to pad it accordingly. And while I don’t think this is an especially good movie, nor one that particularly bears its director’s signature, I will say that Maria Lease doesn’t have the same problem, and in fact seems to take the horror elements quite ably. Between the windy nighttime scenes and the sweltering daytime scenes, there’s some pretty solid atmosphere to be found here, and at least one pretty gnarly kill gore gag involving a sewing machine.

This is a Child’s Play knockoff with a few distinguishing features. One, while all children’s dolls are creepy, this still looks believable, like something you might actually find in a toy store. Two, there is more than one doll, and some of the scares involve multiple dolls scuttling about and sneaking up on characters. Three, as the dolls get more evil, they get old and wrinkly for some reason. I’m not sure how intentional this was. Four, the premise involves a family moving to Mexico to take over a doll factory, which lends itself to some political commentary that the movie doesn’t quite flesh out.

As far as the family unit goes, the child actors are surprisingly not terrible, which is a big risk with these things. The daughter does a nice job sneering anytime she sees a cross or any display of religiosity, like I assume the atheist characters do in one of those Kevin Sorbo movies. And the son gets a badass one-liner when he blows away one of the dolls with a shotgun. What really sinks the movie are the surprisingly terrible adult performances. Sam Bottoms looks like his brain is still fried from ‘Nam, Denise Crosby is entirely wooden, and Rip Torn seemingly changes his accent multiple times over the course of a sentence. So maybe there’s fun to be had in that respect as well, although whatever empathy and nuances in perspective Lease brought to her porn work seem to be absent here. I’m a little disappointed that my exploration of Lease’s career is ending on this middling note, but the movie is not entirely without its charms.