The film is gloriously '80s in every conceivable way. Jam-packed with musical numbers, set pieces, and, of course, puppets, it's no wonder that Labyrinth has gained such a following in recent years.

The Ontario-based production only had a CA$50,000 build budget and eight weeks to do everything with the puppets in the movie. But Kostanski knew he’d be battling serious limitations.

Barry, a small town in southern Wales is known for its beautiful beaches, for being, in the early 20th century, the world’s largest coal exporter, and, for fans of low-budget horror, as the ...

Movies: When Puppets Get Political 3 minute read Richard Corliss October 25, 2004 12:00 AM EDT ...

The puppet show in the main theater draws to a close with a grand finale. Yellow Cat is dancing to Barbra Streisand's "Don't Rain on My Parade," and that's no coincidence, says Montoya, the puppeteer.