 So welcome to today's very special edition of Frightfully Forgotten, because we are celebrating our 100th episode. Yeah, it's crazy. And that's not including outtakes and tales from the VHS vault. We're going to redo Demonic Toys from 1992, which was episode number one, will also be episode 100. Well, it was the first one. It was green. It's very green. We didn't have any real prep. We didn't really know what we're doing. We just sat down and hit record and started talking. Now we have a structure. We kind of follow every episode. So we're going to redo Demonic Toys. Demonic Toys is directed by Peter Manugen, and he is done like basically just tacky movies just like this. It is written by David S. Goyer, and he is gone from doing tacky movies like this to big blockbuster movies. Tracy Scoggins stars in this. She's the main female lead. She's been in tons of TV, but one thing that we wanted to mention is she was a Cardassian character in DS9. If Star Trek related, we'll mention it. Damn straight. Michael Russo is in this, and he was in Toxic Avenger. He's also a stuntman in a lot. Almost every famous big blockbuster movie. You've got to mention Peter Shrum is in this. Can't let you take the man's wheel, son. Those sausage fingers. Looks like you put his fucking fingers through like a bandsaw. Mr. Zimmerman. Those rubber fingers all come flying off. Demonic Toys starts off with Judith and Matt undercover trying to bust some illegal gun sellers to find out that they're actually dating. Judith tells Matt that she's actually pregnant. That's great. The guys pull up and they start doing the gun deal. No serial numbers. Yeah, bang, bang, you know. You're under arrest. Gunfire starts and Matt gets hit. Oh, Hesse also gets hit. He crawls into this toy warehouse. Lincoln, you gotta help me. Sorry, guy. Lincoln, get the fuck away from me. He happens to crawl upon this pentagram which is on the ground and starts bleeding on it. Toys start coming to life. He's all, uh, uh, uh, bites off his fingers and spits him out. Charnetsky, he's the security guard. He's sitting there watching puppet master and listening to polka music. But you know he's hungry. He calls up his favorite chicken place, Chunky Chicken. Get off the phone, Hammerhead. Give him a mark. Take the legs and breast, none of that wingy shit, and give me plenty of honey for my fucking role. You assholes always skimp on that. You make sure you come right on back here, mister. Well, maybe I won't come back. Maybe I'll just plow your fucking chicken mobile into the river. How'd you like that? Have you seen Miss July? Yeah. BAM! God damn, I hate him! Sons of bitches! Mark and Charnetsky are sitting there and they start hearing some gunfire. Should we go check it out? And the one thing, it was a bump. They kicked his goddamn ass. Nothing in here to steal except for some goddamn little toys. And find that Judith has actually captured Lincoln and handcuffed him. Do you know how to handle that thing? Lady, I was in Korea. I can handle myself. Christ, what a night. Mr. Charnetsky goes to go and call the authorities to let them know that they have this felon. He's all waiting with some baseball bat. BAM! The toys surround him and baby Oopsy-Daisy stabs him in the nuts, chewing away at his face. Mark is all freaking out, oh fuck, what the fuck are you gonna do? This girl Ann pops out of the duct work. It's the toys. Yeah, it's the toys. Something's got into the toys. She ran away from home and she got into the warehouse, into the duct work somehow. Through the duct work, they can get back to Charnetsky's office where there's a phone ammo, possibly a way out. Judith is left behind. She gets transported into the dollhouse kind of thing. We learned that 66 years ago, this woman gives birth to this devil baby, but the child dies. This is some kind of weird devil cult or something, some evil cult. It's also Halloween time and so some kids knock on the door and they hand the kids this baby wrapped up in the blankets and everything and they open the thing up, ugh and they all throw it, she lands in some kind of shallow grave and so this is what's haunting this site. This devil spirit wants to do is take over or possess Judith's unborn baby and then be born into the real world. While she's in this dollhouse, Lincoln is getting free. Baby, oopsie daisy, kind of jump down and jump on to Ann and start stabbing her in the eye. Grabs the gun and just blows it away. So he gets out of the storeroom and who does he run into? Lincoln. He's like wait man, we gotta stick together. He's like I'm just doing what the forces inside my head tell me to do. They tell me to blow your fucking brains out, blow your fucking brains out. Boom, right in the forehead. Just as things are getting interesting. That's a little chatterbox, one with all the golden locks. Would you just shut the fuck up? Just shoot some right in the shoulder. This whole head comes right off and piss in a major fucking way. The toys start coming around and surrounding them and that's where we're gonna end it. So if you want to see what happens to Judith and Mark and Judith's unborn child, keep watching. Why are we talking about this and why are we redoing it? Not only is it fun, it really goes back to our childhood too. This is one of the movies we'd rent all the time, like almost on a weekly basis. We've watched so many times where it's embedded in the brain, right? We thought it would be a great first episode because it's so ingrained in us and it's also a forgotten movie that nobody ever talks about. There's a lot more attention because it's actually a really good movie. It's just hilarious. It's a fucking blast. We made a movie in grade 8 for a project in school which was a horror movie and we basically lifted a bunch of characters from demonic toys and put them in a different situation which is more of a house party slasher situation. And basically ripped off the movie for the lines and the characters. But that's like how deep it gets ingrained into us because it's just so fun and memorable. The characters in this movie are what make it I think. They're also vivid. Every single one of them. And not one of them is a throwaway character. They all have their part to play. Yeah, the acting actually for this movie is really good. Not quite camp but serious at the same time and they all do a really good job of making you kind of believe what's going on as stupid and ludicrous as it is, you know? Kind of like wax work. The plot is so fucking convoluted and weird but it works. This is actually a straight to video movie with a fairly decent budget it seems. Even the budget to make the fucking chicken mobile, the practical effects are great. There's stop motion in this which is great like it doesn't look shitty or choppy. It's fluid. It's simple too like all you need is some puppeteers. It's way better. It's real and it's believable. The toys are characters too. You have a lot of memorable toy characters like baby oopsie daisy, the jack in the box. The bear. The bear. Yeah like they're all characters themselves and they're such characters that they transcend to the sequels. Demonic toys too. There's doll man. Versus demonic toys. Versus demonic toys. There's puppet master versus demonic toys. There's this endless. So if you want a really fun schlocky movie with tons of memorable characters and a very quotable movie. Oh yeah. Please check out demonic toys if you haven't seen it. You can stream it right now for free on 2B if you like. Two versions. One hosted by Elvira but you know she can fuck off. So help us celebrate our hundredth episode and keep drinking.