Seed of Chucky
Tags: violence, comedy, gothic, murder, adult comedy

Plot synopsis:
Six years after the events of the previous film, Glen, the kind and benevolent son of Chucky and Tiffany, has a nightmare in which he murders a little girl's parents. In reality, he is living a life of embarrassment and abuse as a ventriloquist's dummy. After being forced to perform and locked inside a cage, Glen sees Chucky and Tiffany on TV and realizes that he is their son.
Desperate to know his parents, Glen tracks Chucky and Tiffany down to Hollywood, where they are first shown killing a man who is dressed as Santa Claus for a movie. He manages to escape his abusive owner, hitch a ride on a truck, and mail himself in a box to California. He wakes up in the prop room of Jennifer Tilly's horror film, including the Chucky and Tiffany dolls. Glen uses a voodoo amulet to bring them back to life. When Chucky (voice of Brad Dourif) finds out that Glen is his child, he faints. However, Tiffany (voice of Jennifer Tilly) is delighted and hugs her child. Chucky and Tiffany argue over whether Glen is a boy or a girl, due to his lack of genitals (though he is evidently a male). Chucky decides to continue labeling him as a boy, while Tiffany labels him as a girl, calling him "Glenda."
When a puppeteer Tony Gardner begins taking Tiffany apart, she and Chucky decapitate him with a piano wire, leaving Glen shocked and horrified. Jennifer Tilly sees the beheaded body and calls the police. Chucky, Tiffany, and Glen ride home with her in a limousine. Glen, having witnessed his mom and dad kill the puppeteer, asks them why they murder others, as he feels that violence is bad. Chucky replies that it helps them to relax, but Tiffany, feeling parental responsibility, agrees and forces Chucky to join her in an attempt to stop killing people for the sake of their son. Chucky only pretends to agree, crossing his fingers behind his back hoping to get Tiffany to shut up.
Jennifer tries to get a role as the Virgin Mary in Redman's directorial debut, but after he tells her that she isn't right for the part, she invites him over to her house. Chucky and Tiffany make plans to transfer their souls into Redman and Jennifer. Jennifer and Redman start to make love, only for Tiffany to knock them out. While they are unconscious, Tiffany inseminates Jennifer with Chucky's semen.
Chucky leaves and takes Glen with him. After driving Britney Spears' car off the road, killing her, they proceed to go to a photographer's darkroom. The photographer, Pete Peters (John Waters), had taken pictures of Tilly kissing Redman, and of Chucky masturbating. When Peters turns around, he notices Chucky is gone. Peters slowly walks around his lab looking for Chucky, who was hiding on a shelf. As Chucky was about to plan his attack, Glen tries to warn Peters that Chucky will kill him, only for Peters to bump into a shelf, causing a jar of acid to fall into his head and accidentally kill himself. Chucky, overjoyed with pride, believes Glen did this on purpose and takes a picture to celebrate, much to Glen's and Tiffany's dismay.
Jennifer awakens the next morning, realizes that she is pregnant and claims that Redman is responsible, though he denies this. Angered, Tiffany kills him. The next day, Jennifer is horrified to find herself with a fully pregnant belly. The voodoo magic that fuels the killer dolls has also accelerated the pregnancy. Jennifer is captured by Chucky. Her chauffeur, Stan, serving as Chucky's replacement body due to Redman's death, is also captured. Jennifer's assistant Joan (Hannah Spearritt) tries to help her, but she is brutally killed by Glenda, Glen's murderous alternate personality, whose soul shares Glen's body. Tiffany discovers this and smacks Glenda to bring back Glen, who is horrified at what has happened.
Jennifer gives birth to twins, a boy and a girl, and it is then that Chucky has an epiphany. After years of being an infamous killer doll, Chucky finally accepts his circumstances. Disturbed, Tiffany rejects Chucky and resolves to take Glen with her. Chucky tries to throw a knife at Tiffany, but Stan jumps in front of it to save her, causing him to be stabbed in his chest, and he tells Jennifer that he loves her before he dies. The police arrive, forcing the dolls to flee. Jennifer is rushed to the hospital but claims she wants to see her babies. Tiffany drugs Jennifer and begins to possess her, but Chucky breaks in and kills Tiffany with an ax. Before Tiffany dies, she tells Glen to not make the same mistakes his mom and dad have made. Glen, devastated by his mother's death, finally snaps and challenges Chucky to a fight. Jennifer throws Chucky's axe to Glen, and Glen impales Chucky in his chest. Chucky assumes it's Glenda again, but Glen reveals that it's actually him, finally able to kill in revenge for his mother's death. As he says this, he brings the axe down, dismembering Chucky limb by limb, calling him "Daddy" and asking if he's proud of him, finally. Chucky actually is, and he congratulates Glen right before the final, fatal blow. Realizing what he has done, Glen suffers an emotional breakdown, and Jennifer comforts him.
Five years later, at Glen and Glenda's birthday party, a nanny quits her job because Jennifer's daughter Glenda scares her. Jennifer lets the nanny quit, only to kill her when she turns away. Jennifer's eyes glow green, revealing that Tiffany was successful in possessing Jennifer's body. Glen has one more birthday present to open, an anonymous gift. When he opens it, Chucky's severed arm springs up to grab him, Chucky's maniacal laugh is heard as the screen goes black.

Review: He not only makes the fifth take on Chucky feel fresh- a major accomplishment in itself for any series that has gone on this long- but shows a flair for satirizing movie clichés (a certain object flies upwards towards the camera at one point and it's a gas considering how overused that shot has been in action movies of recent years)and has a strong visual sense- check out the floor of Jennifer Tilly's foyer for an unexpected laugh.
It isn't married to tired in jokes- save for one great one for B-Movie fans- the name of Chucky and Tiffany's child- which I will leave you to discover for yourself.
'SEED OF CHUCKY' is perverse, absurd, disgusting and fun as all hell.Anyone who goes to see a CHUCKY movie expecting a horror film is not living in reality.
Go to see this in the proper frame of mind and you won't likely be disappointed.---My only serious criticism would be that this whole movie stars spoofing themselves (John Malkovich, Neal Patrick Harris, etc., and now Jennifer Tilly and Redman) has been played out.
The ending will surprise even the loyal followers of Child's Play saga.The director has the opportunity of create the most delirious story of Chucky to these days, and he also pay homage to some of his favorite films.
I haven't seen a Chucky film since the first one, but with Jennifer Tilly "playing herself" and with John Waters in the cast, I figured I'd give this a chance, and I'm glad I did.
While Chucky (Brad Dourif) and his wife Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly) and their child Glen/Glenda (Billy Boyd) are entertaining, the film is really a vehicle for Jennifer Tilly, playing "herself", in other words, an exaggerated version of her public persona.
Definitely better than Child's Play 3, but I liked it less then the original, part 2, and "Bride of Chucky" My Grade: C Eye Candy: Stephanie Chambers gets topless; we also see Tiffany's doll parts.
It has nothing to do with Child play, yes there is a doll name Chucky, but has not same to is as the previous.It is not an horror movie, is just so ridiculous, but not ridiculous as in funny.
Just a plain dumb movie, not worth watching.I was almost stopping the movie at 36 minutes in, but watching the movie finish does not made it better.I see my self of fan of the Chucky series, but I do not like this fifth movie in the series.You could easily skip this movie, go re watch one of the previous instead, even the four which also movie a bit way from the horror genre to comedy genre work much better than this one..
He accidentally resurrects them, and they try to transfer their souls to the body of Jennifer Tilly and Redman."Seed of Chucky" is a funny and very gore black humor comedy.
Chucky the killer doll (voiced by Brad Dourif) and his wife Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly) are back from the dead thanks to their pacifist son Glen (voiced by Billy Boyd).
For the fifth film in the franchise, they head to Hollywood when they learn that a movie is being made about them, and of course, Chucky and Tiff go on a Hollywood style murder spree, which forces their son to try to stop them.What was once a promising franchise is now kind of a joke to watch.
Even the death scenes are a bit disappointing.Second, Seed of Chucky is actually more of a comedy than a horror film.
Ronny Yu's Bride Of Chucky, while very gory, simply was not a horror film at all - an entertaining black comedy that was ridiculously over-the-top, yes, but not a horror.Now, fifth time around, series creator Don Mancini steps behind the camera, cranks the bad taste all the way up to eleven and delivers the most intelligent dumb film you've ever seen.
He rips out all the stop signs with such carefree abandon and directs with such hedonistic pleasure that you can't help pity other directors who take their own material far too seriously.The child born at the end of Bride Of Chucky (voiced by Billy Boyd) has been picked up by a gruff English new age traveller and made to act in a fake-ventriloquist circus show, thanks to his bizarre doll-like appearance.
He knows he's not normal, suffers terrible nightmares of killing and slaughter and is eager to find his real parents.In Hollywood, a new movie called Chucky Goes Psycho, starring Jennifer Tilly, based on the Chucky urban legend is in production and when the young orphan sees a behind-the-scenes clip of what can only be his real mum and dad on TV, he escapes to Tinseltown to find out why they abandoned him.
Obviously Tiffany is partial to Jennifer Tilly's body and Chucky aims to switch places with rapper/actor/director Redman who is planning a new Jesus Christ movie.
Bloodthirsty dolls Chucky and Tiffany meet their offspring, a freakish, sexless goon, and each take turns making life hell for actress Jennifer Tilly (sending up herself, but not looking very happy about it).
Well, I just recently saw the Seed of Chucky, I've come a long way with these films and may I say what a pleasure it was that this movie sequels at least ended with a good bang.
The plot is a bit much to explain.I just loved how despite the fact that Tiffany, Chucky, and Glen/Glenda were dolls, they actually had real family problems like any other family would.
I enjoyed Seed Of Chucky because it was a lot more entertaining than "Bride Of Chucky" with Tiffany and Chucky knowing that they are parents, Jennifer Tilly being admired by Tiffany and of course, having an offspring in the family named: "Glenda".
And soon, Tiffany knocked Jennifer out and tried to transfer her soul into her body and suddenly, Chucky appears kills Tiff with an Axe. After that, there was an entertaining action scene with Glenda fighting his father with ninja style and it was ended with Glenda hacking up Chucky with an Axe.A few years later at Glen's birthday party, Jennifer Tilly's housekeeper Fulvia ( Rebecca Snatos) was complaining about the Tiffany doll looking at her because, she found her so intimidating and suddenly, Jennifer bashes Fulvia with the doll , laughs, and her brown eyes change to blue.
You can't say I don't enjoy horror comedies or Chucky movies,hell Bride of Chucky was hilarious in my opinion.Seed is a failure,an absolute failure of a movie.Don Mancini the man who created Chucky and wrote his scripts for 17 years,who ingrained one of the most beloved horror icons into pop culture wrote and directed an absolute mess of a movie.Frankly I think Seed would have worked much much better if this whole Jennifer Tilly plot was dropped.Wes Craven created an inspired idea with his New Nightmare,the problem is it never has really died.I've even heard rumors of a Halloween following this Movie within a Movie set up being planned.The reason Bride of Chucky was so well is because it was original.The Tiffany character added a lot to the Chucky series creating one of the most funny Horror/Comedy hybrids ever.The Tiffany character was over-the-top which was why she worked so well.I never thought I'd say it but this is the precise reason Seed of Chucky fails,Tiffany overshadows Chucky the true star.Chucky''s son/daughter Glen or Glenda doesn't add anything at all,the whole gentle doll thing fails.The movie has some redeeming qualities but they are two far between.I laughed hard when Chucky has some father/son time with Glen/Glenda,and of course Chucky and Tiffany watching the Martha Stuart trail.I know Don Mancini can make a great horror comedy but this plot just didn't show his potential.I look forward to Child's Play 6 which should have the Tiffany character eliminated..
I loved this other part from the Chucky series and this time he has a son and/or daughter in the family plus it was directed by Don Mancini,the writer of the Chucky series did the movie,wow.He did a good job on this fantastic sequel he did with Brad Dourif and Jennifer Tilly on the other part of this.And the son/daughter voice Billy Boyd,the guy from the Lord of the Rings Trilegy.All thanks to his voice on part three on the Lord of the the Rings because of his singing he was in Seed of Chucky because it sounded like a childs' voice.He and the rest of the gang was great in this movie,and the rapper singer in this movie was Redman,I know some of his music and he is now in this horrormovie.And two other wonderful actors John Waters and Hannah Spearrit,great parts in this movie.And I sure you 100% that this movie was fabulous just like part 4 on the Chucky series.Keep on making more Chucky movies so there can be two Trilegy of the Chucky Collector movies..
Seed of Chucky is a parody of its self, this series, depending on your outlook of the original has either degraded, or in my opinion improved to a satirical look at excess and self mockery.It is over the top and lots of fun,gore without scares.In a nut shell: Glen/Glenda discovers his parents are Chucky and Tiffeny, he goes to Hollywood to be with his family.Brings them back to life on the set of the new Chucky movie staring Jennifer Tilly, and from there things get funnier.Good effects,Jennifer is a blast and very self mocking,and Chucky denounces his desire to be human.
When he sees a film is being made about his killer doll parents, he decides to pursue them.When Glen gets to the movie set, he uses the famous voodoo chant to turn a replica Chucky and Tiffany doll to life.
Now, the 3 dolls go on a killing spree.Tiffany wants to transfer her soul into Jennifer Tilly's body (who plays herself and also provides the voice of Tiffany, and coincidentally provided the voice of Tiffany in the movie-within-the-movie about Chucky and Tiffany); Chucky wants to transfer his soul into Rapper Redman (playing himself also); and Tiffany plans on getting Jennifer Tilly pregnant with Redman's child, and upon accomplishing this, Glen will have somewhere to transfer his soul.Without giving too much away, the film has some funny moments, including Chucky and Tiffany's argument about how they shouldn't kill so much around their child, Tiffany's "Rome wasn't built in one day" phone conversation, Tiffany calling Jennifer Tilly fat (who plays her) and a downright hilarious Britney Spears scene.This film is great for what it tries to accomplish.
"Seed of Chucky" isn't the strongest of the movies in the "Child's Play" franchise.
But there is no doubt about the fact that it was Brad Dourif and Jennifer Tilly who carried the movie all the way.Director Don Mancini had cut down on killings in "Seed of Chucky" compared to the previous movies, and instead putting most of the focus on the dysfunctional relationship between Chucky, Tiffany and their odd son Glenn.While it is still an entertaining movie, it was just lacking the elements of the early years in the franchise, and you can say that "Seed of Chucky" sort of is a light variant of the "Child's Play" movies.
I watched it again and now I find it a decent sequel to the series but out of all 5 films, this would have to be my least fav, but never the less, it could have been more worse.Chucky and Tiffany are put onto a TV show and then their son/daughter, Glen/Glenda finds them and uses an emblem to set them back to their evil ways.
Glen/Glenda just wants to be a family but his/her parents seem to be out of control.That is the part I loved about the film the most: the family issues, a son/daughter just wants to be a family and Chucky just continuous his homicidal rampage and Tiffany tries her best.
The film was successful at the box office, leading to Seed of Chucky six years later.Glen, the child of possessed dolls Tiffany & Chucky, heads to Los Angeles where he resurrects his parents.
At the same time, Tiffany decides to give up serial killing for the sake of Glen's future, something that doesn't sit well with Chucky.Seed of Chucky is perhaps one of the better Child's Play films out there, mainly for director Don Mancini's expert writing skills (he wrote all the films in the series).
So the three set a plan to take over the body of a b-grade star Jennifer Tilly and director Redman, but Tiffany wants to give up on violence and hopes Glen/Glenda and Chucky will join her.
This outing Chucky feels like a lesser figure with most of the attention on Tilly and their child Glen/Glenda who's voiced by Billy Boyd.
The film is not great, but it's far from awful.'Seed of Chucky' seems like it wants to make joke out of everything with a lot of things totally missing the point and the film after awhile just lost its way for me.
But, if you like a fun movie with some gore thrown in, then this is for you.Chucky and Tiff's child, Glen/Glenda, finds his parents in Hollywood.
Demented." Writer-director Don Mancini, creator of the original "Child's Play," fills the screen with stylized carnage as an abandoned doll named Glen, working as a ventriloquist's dummy, makes tracks to find his real parents, who just happen to be Chucky and Tiffany.
Now, even though I am only 14 years old I have seen all of the Child's Play movies and I think this one is great even though I'm more of a fan of the old filming.
I don't really know what they were going for here, except perhaps more of the same stuff from other Chucky films, so there are a lot of references to other horror films/cult films ("Glen or Glenda", "Rebel without a Cause") but this only goes so far.The whole thing with having actors play themselves is somewhat interesting, but if you're going to make Redman a film director and call him "Redman" even though Redman is not a film director but a rapper, I don't see the point.In fact, in general, I really don't see the point.
It seems that since that movie, the Chucky series is aiming more towards the dark comedy side of things, much like such films as Re-Animator or Return of the Living Dead.
Six years after Tiffany (voiced by Jennifer Tilly) gave birth to a baby doll at the end of "Bride of Chucky", the offspring who was taken by a ventriloquist (Keith-Lee Castle) whom the offspring would later be called Glen/Glenda (voiced by Billy Boyd) who is basically transgendered when it has two souls of different sexes in him/her, as he/she discovers where his real parents are especially Chucky (voiced by Brad Douriff) are in Hollywood on the set for a horror movie called "Chucky goes Psycho" where Jennifer Tilly plays herself besides voicing Tiffany.
Tiffany comes up with a plan to impregnate Jennifer Tilly with Chucky's semen so that she can give birth to a baby, so that way Tiffany can transfer her soul into Jennifer as Glen/Glenda can transfer his/her soul into the baby and Chucky can find a human male host for the soul to be in.Co-starring Redman with cameo by John Waters, this 5th installment of the franchise which is written and directed by Don Mancini is terrible but not as god-awful as the 6th and 7th movies.
but at least it's an ambitious and wickedly creative mess.Some time after the events of the last film, the living-doll child (voiced by Billy Boyd) of Chucky (voiced by Brad Dourif) and Tiffany (voiced by Jennifer Tilly) has been kidnapped by a "punk ventriloquist" who exploits him for fame.
After seeing the inanimate bodies of his parents on the news, being used as props for the production of a horror film based on the "urban legend" of Chucky the killer doll, the child escapes and makes his way to Hollywood.
Jokes start to seem forced around the time Chucky murders a Britney Spears look-alike (that's not spoiling anything, don't worry) and a paparazzi photographer played by the delightful John Waters begins making non-stop wisecracks while stalking the Tilly residence.
and Jennifer Tilly cant act, she looks like hysteric woman (she is screaming during the whole film).but there are some good situations - when Chucky kill somebody (interesting murders and sometimes very funny)glen will "water" his trousers.i am praying to producers wont make another Child Play like this.
The son (voice of Billy Boyd) of Chucky (voice of Brad Dourif) and Tiffany (voice of Jennifer Tilly) is (somehow) playing a dummy in England.
Director and writer Don Mancini wrote all the other "Child's Play" movies--his last ("Bride of Chucky") was GREAT but he drops the ball on this one.
The special effects that have the dolls moving and talking are incredible; Billy Boyd is actually hilarious with just his voice; Tilly (wisely) doesn't take her role too seriously; Dourif is great (as always) playing Chucky; there are a few very funny in jokes for horror film fans and Steve Lawton is really hot in his small role.
Jennifer Tilly returns again as the voice of Tiffany doll but she's also playing herself this time, which is pretty fun.
The direction was also poor, Ronny yu did a better job with bride of Chucky (a movie i really enjoyed,if not for the voice of Brad Dourif, very exciting good music and Jennifer Tilly was good in that.) I also really liked the child's play movies (all of them), especially the third.
Third: how ridiculous was it to have Jennifer Tilly play herself and be the voice of Chucky's bride.Finally: What the heck was Redman doing in the movie?
She's starring in a film production about Chucky and Tiffany, the two animatronic dolls are going on a rampage in the movie.