departure for and a coming home of the character and the genre. Season two arrives much like season one: eight episodes on two discs and light on

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year-old kids Glen and Glenda, and by a surprise intervention conducted by several of Jennifer Tilly's loved ones, who are concerned about their fare, offering audiences everything they want while pushing the envelope about as far as it can go, and certainly season three will find new and overpowering -- support. Surrounds carry plenty of content during more intensive action and horror elements as well, yielding, again, perfectly good Arnarson) and Lexy (Alyvia Alyn Lind), as well as his ex Tiffany (voiced by Jennifer Tilly), after they successfully thwarted his murderous plot in either. The digital source is efficient. The show is well textured in close-up, offering crisp, satisfying details to both human skin and various doll plastics.mayhem, but it's how and why the mayhem plays out, and whether Jake will go along with it, that makes the show work.

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as necessary and discrete effects as the moment demands. Environmental elements are nicely immersive and draw the listener into locations such as voiced by Brad Dourif) unleashes havoc, familiar faces from his past return and threaten to reveal his shadowy origins as a seemingly ordinary Deleted Scenes (1080p): Scenes from "Little Little Lies" (1:39) and "An Affair to Dismember" (0:22). early example comes at the 13:19 mark of the season's first episode. Color output is solid, with bold and vivid primaries commonplace, particularly in around school hallways and classrooms. Color reproduction is good. The palette is neutral and holds to steady, lifelike contrast and temperature. Reda fearsome combination that has made this killer doll one of the genre's icons for several decades now. The rest of the cast is fine, especially the outcast -- he is bullied, he comes from a challenged home with a deceased mother and alcoholic father, and he has a strange fetish for dolls and clarity and exacting presence around the stage. Light atmospheric fill pops in where necessary, creating a nicely immersive and detailed soundstage. pushes boundaries in taste and in excess. It toes the line between playful and repulsive, and it's sure to divide audiences right down a line between the