Baby Oopsie: Charles Band shares behind-the-scenes image from set of Demonic Toys continuation

Last year, Full Moon’s Demonic Toys franchise got a new entry in the form of two “chapters” of a new series called Baby Oopsie – which we would have just called a feature that was released in two parts, if not for the fact that Full Moon founder Charles Band has since announced that four more chapters of Baby Oopsie are in the works. Those chapters are now filming in Cleveland, at the same Full Moon-owned property the first two chapters were filmed in, and Band took to social media to share a behind-the-scenes image from the set:

Directed by William Butler, the Demonic Toys spin-off Baby Oopsie is described as being “an all-new, all-deranged and totally subversive sorta-sequel that’s sure to rip your senses to shreds!” Here’s the synopsis:

Perpetually picked on and endlessly neglected Sybil Pittman (Libbie Higgins, in a startling breakthrough performance) finds little joy in her life… except for her massive doll collection that has grown to perverse proportions! Every day, Sybil locks herself in her basement, broadcasting her doll restoration vlog all by herself, that is until the remnants of a mysterious doll – the dreaded “Baby Oopsie” comes into her life! After carefully restoring the doll, Sybil comes to realize that the tiny terror is exacting revenge on her oppressors, mercilessly murdering them one by one. And while Sybil finds herself enjoying Baby Oopsie’s bloody brand of vengeance, she soon changes her tune when the demonic toy turns its evil attentions to Sybil and those she actually cares about.

Baby Oopsie stars Libbie Higgins, Lynne Acton McPherson, Justin Armistead, and Marilyn Bass.

This franchise started with the 1992 release of Demonic Toys and continued with Dollman vs. Demonic Toys in 1993 and Demonic Toys: Personal Demons (also directed by Butler) in 2010. In 2004, the Sci-Fi Channel also brought us Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys.

Our reviewer The Iceman watched the first two chapters of Baby Oopsie last October, and you can read his review at THIS LINK. You can watch them for yourself at FullMoonFeatures.com