Synopsis
A teenage girl wakes up in a dollhouse and discovers that she is watched by a giant eye peeping through the window. It turns out that one of the Dwarfs holds the dollhouse in his hands. Suddenly he smashes the door by the flick of his finger and puts his monstrous tongue through the hole.
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