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Doll Graveyard
Directed by	Charles Band
Produced by	Charles Band
Written by	August White
Starring	Jared Kusnitz, Hannah Marks, Ken Lyle
Distributed by	Full Moon Entertainment
Release date(s)	2005
Running time	1h 11min
Language	English

Doll Graveyard is a 2005 movie by Full Moon Features. It was directed by Charles Band.^[1]

Plot

In the year 1911, an abusive father forces his daughter to bury her four handmade dolls in their backyard, despite her pleas. After the girl accidentally falls in and breaks her neck, the stepfather buries her with the dolls. Years later, set in 2005, the father lives there with his two children, the older daughter, Deedee, and his younger son, Guy. The father is about to leave on a date, and the sister protests watching him, as well as doing housework, though the father says it's only fair since Guy is doing the yard work. As Guy is raking, he finds the samurai, and cleans him up, to where Deedee threatens to reveal about his porno collection if he doesn't help clean. He refuses and tells about her weed she has hidden, and a diary of sexual fetishes, some of which he thinks "Might be illegal in forty states."

The father leaves for his date, and the daughter invites her friends over, Olivia and Terry. Guy discovers one of her friends likes the same action figures he does, though, as she begs him to "keep the little party a secret", of which he bashfully agrees not to. After being in his room, two boys come in that Olivia invited, and tie up Guy after breaking one of his priceless action figures. They go and meet the girls, and after that, the Samurai recruits the other buried dolls to take their revenge.^[2]

Trivia

The four dolls are: an African warrior, a German soldier, a baby girl, and a samurai.^[3]

References

External links

• Doll Graveyard at the Internet Movie Database
• Full Moon Direct (official site)