Full Moon Features 20 minutes of a wrap-around story and very bad puppet effects (string rods can be seen in almost every scene featuring the puppets). Once again, all video releases said Shadow Entertainment, but the trailer contained the Full Moon Pictures logo. On the heels of "Puppet Master: The Legacy", Band quickly cut together "Tomb of Terror", "Horrific", and "Urban Evil". These three films edited by "HorrorVision" director, Danny Draven, were clip shows that showed off the best in Full Moon's library. After the release of those films, Band re-christened the Full Moon name to Full Moon Features. Full Moon Features intends
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