Corrected entry: When Major Krause and his men storm Toulon's hideout in the bombed ruins, some of the soldiers carry Karabiner 98k bolt action rifles. But as one of them shoots at Toulon and Dr. Hess, he fires the shots in too rapid a succession for a bolt action. The Germans did have semi-automatic rifles in 1941 - the Gewehr 41 Walther and Mauser rifles -, but these were both quite bulky and recognizable, and all of these were reserved for action at the Eastern front.
Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge (1991)
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Directed by: David DeCoteau
Starring: Richard Lynch, Guy Rolfe, Ian Abercrombie, Kristopher Logan
Genres: Horror
Revealing mistake: When Toulon's puppet stage is set on fire, the flames in the foreground look rather like they are projected from a regularly set row of blow torches, rather than erratically flickering flames on a wooden floor. (00:25:05)
Question: Who is the guy with the glowing eyes? What does he have to do with the plot of the film?
Answer: This is from a flashback Toulon has to events seen in "Puppet Master II." He's the person who taught Toulon the secret to bringing life to his puppets. This scene is being used to give the audience a little reminder of what happened. (And pad the runtime a few minutes.)
Correction: The German soldiers do carry semi-automatic rifles, namely the Gewehr 41 Walther.