When American nanny Greta arrives at an isolated English mansion, she discovers her charge is a porcelain doll treated as a real child. As strange rules are broken and strange events unfold, the film builds a slow, simmering dread that leads to a twist redefining the entire setup.
This gothic nightmare from James Wan focuses on ventriloquist dummies and the terrifying legend of Mary Shaw — scream when you see her, and you die. Packed with eerie puppets and chilling atmosphere, it’s a must-watch for fans of old-school spooky doll horror.
An AI-powered doll designed to protect a young girl begins eliminating anyone she perceives as a threat. Stylish, sharp, and unsettling, it’s a modern twist on doll horror with a technological edge.
This origin story dives into how one of horror’s most iconic dolls became a vessel of evil. With vintage dolls, flickering lights, and whispers in the dark, it offers pure haunted-doll terror.
A group of travellers take shelter in a mysterious mansion filled with dolls that come to life — and they do not tolerate bad behaviour. Whimsical yet creepy, it’s a cult favourite in the genre.
A lonely young woman obsessed with dolls spirals into madness as she attempts to create the “perfect” friend. More psychological than supernatural, it’s haunting in a deeply human way.
When a killer’s soul enters a Good Guy doll, Chucky is born — rude, murderous, and now a horror legend. With dark humour and brutal thrills, it remains the definitive killer doll film.