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Peter Blaster the Puppet Master's Puppettacular Pursuit of Puppet Perfection

Name: Peter Blaster the Puppet Master's Puppettacular Pursuit of Puppet Perfection
Director: Bryan Miller, Willem Martin
Released: 2026
Duration: 7 min

Representation Score

0.0/10

Minimal

2026

Director

Bryan Miller, Willem Martin

Runtime

7 minutes

Average Rating

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New Showbiz Analysis

The film presents a narrow, character-driven horror-comedy with almost no representation beyond a single male protagonist. The story revolves around Peter Blaster’s abuse of his puppets and their eventual rebellion, with no women, people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, or disabled characters appearing in the described narrative. The absence of diverse perspectives is total across all categories. There is no cultural, religious, or social framing beyond the personal violence at the story’s core. The setting in Bozeman, Montana, and the character’s name hint at a white lead, but no explicit details are provided. Because the available material is extremely thin, these scores reflect a genuine lack of representation in what is described, not an inability to find it. Confidence remains low due to the limited evidence.

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Category Breakdown

Does Peter Blaster the Puppet Master's Puppettacular Pursuit of Puppet Perfection have LGBTQ+ representation?

Minimal

No LGBTQ+ characters appear or are identified. The narrative centers on a male comedian and his puppets, with no same-sex relationships or queer identities present in the described story.

How does Peter Blaster the Puppet Master's Puppettacular Pursuit of Puppet Perfection portray gender?

Minimal

Only a male protagonist is featured. No women appear in the plot, leaving the entire narrative focused on a man and his violent conflict with inanimate objects.

How racially and ethnically diverse is Peter Blaster the Puppet Master's Puppettacular Pursuit of Puppet Perfection?

Minimal

No racial or ethnic details are provided for the cast. The Montana setting and character name suggest a likely white lead, but nothing confirms diversity or its absence.

How does Peter Blaster the Puppet Master's Puppettacular Pursuit of Puppet Perfection represent religion and culture?

Minimal

The plot offers no commentary on religion, politics, or broader cultural institutions. The conflict remains personal and violent, focusing solely on a comedian’s abuse of his puppets.

Does Peter Blaster the Puppet Master's Puppettacular Pursuit of Puppet Perfection include disability representation?

Minimal

No characters with physical or mental disabilities are mentioned. The puppets are abused objects, not characters with disabilities, and no human characters are described as having impairments.

Present on Screen

Clear, contained premise focusing on a single character’s downfall.
Genre blend of comedy and horror allows for stylized violence.

Limited or Absent

Complete absence of female characters limits perspective.
No indication of racial or LGBTQ+ diversity in the core narrative.

Official Synopsis

Peter Blaster is not regarded well among the frequenters of comedy clubs in Bozeman, Montana. He blames his lack of comedy skills on his puppets, whom he abuses. But they have had enough of his violence.

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