This definitely had the most Sci-Fi feel out of all the movies so far and I think that's why I had a hard time enjoying it. I understand that these are considered "fantasy" but they share horror qualities, so I've been judging them on whatever element is dominant per movie. I was disappointed to find out that this movie took place decades after the third installment rather then continuing the story line of their best movie which came prior. The writing wasn't bad but it didn't really feel like it belonged compared to the first three movies. The atmosphere was fine but overall did not help with immersion; for me at least.
Review of Puppet Master 4
