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No one knows quite how Chucky got big, but boy did this little doll get big. Not only was he the most interesting toy slasher, he's also the funniest. With his "don't give a f**k" antics, and killer mind, he puts on quite a show.
Summary and Reviews:
The first introduces a killer named Earl Ray trapped in a toy factory surrounded by police. The killer knows there's only one way out, but wait, maybe there's another. He releases his soul into a "Good Guy" doll and from there the action begins, as Chucky is born, the terrorizing toy. A boy named Andy is the unlucky kid to purchase the doll, and Chucky comes to life stalking Andy and killing his friends and family.
Child's Play was a great idea. The animatronic's are good, and Chucky's hilarious. 4 of 5 Stars.
Chucky's been destroyed, but is picked up and re-assembled by the "Good Guy' Factory. Now Chuck's set loose again, and is out to find Andy. Sorry Jack! Chucky's Back!
Child's Play 2 is almost Child's Play 1 with older actors. It's an ok movie, but not as good as the first. 3 of 5 Stars.
Child's Play 3 once again invovles Andy, but he's been relocated to a Military Acadamy. Chucky is re-built again, and Makes his way back to Andy. Although he's grown up, Andy still has a little playing left to do.
I liked this one. It was interesting, and you're able to get into the movie. Chucky is really funny, and the death scenes are well-thought. 4 of 5 Stars.
An old fling of the killer doll has taken the leftovers of the destroyed toy. Now Chucky's rebuilt, she plans to get him back. Chucky is ressurected, and teaches her a lesson by turning her into a doll as well. Then the two head cross-country to bring chuck and his bride back to human form with a trail of blood behind them.
This one I liked the most. It was the most comical, and the best acted. It'll keep you interested the whole way through, and even if you don't like horror you may get into this one! 5 of 5 Stars.
