Maybe you just have shitty taste. Jasonicus Curse was much better than I expected. The look of the doll is great. And the little scenes for fans were wonderful. I hope they keep going. Joe-Sanchez I agree with smedley, but i have to add Child’s play 3 to the mix, for me the only movies I consider the child’s play real saga is from the first one to the third, the other ones suck. A bride? a son? meeeeh, what a waste, and curse of Cucky started very well, I was excited at first, but hell, it all went down when they linked the movie with the ‘bride of chucky’ I hated it so much, Just a personal opinion here. KidKobun Totally agree with you! ChasingTheGhost I would have the same order, but I’ll have Bride as #1. Sorry, it’s my favorite.

smedley really shitty taste so you like the crappy half assed movies just using the name to get people to watch curse of chucky falls right in line with i spit on your grave 2 hatchet 2 and 3 they are just plain stupid, hey but if thats what you like who am i to say. divisionbell Solid list except I would personally put seed of chucky at the bottom. The 3rd was bad but see was absolute garbage. I still can’t believe someone greenlit that. El_Jay 1. Child’s play Lemonade I find it fascinating that you thought people would favor the original movie, but CP2 is actually in first place. CP2 is the movie the first one should’ve been. Colorful, playful, from the child’s point of view. And I think it’s scarier than the first one. Once you see Chucky running around and laughing at Eddie Caputo’s place, the magic is gone. He’s a bit scary during the “No batteries” scene, but it’s ruined by the overly sinister “HI I’M CHUCKY WANNA PLAY?” head-spin.

Chucky looked like a mean devil in 2, and they should really re-incorporate that look in a future sequel. Those big blue eyes, those defined freckles, that vicious snarl. It also contains Brad Dourif’s best voice work. The laugh when he’s burying Tommy and killing Matheson is the stuff of legend. The evil, gleeful, hateful grins when he beats the teacher, drops Phil, and stabs Grace is horrifying. The Simpsons’ house looks like a giant dollhouse. I love it. I just wish Phil and Joanne would’ve lived a bit more. The energy was gone once they died, but I loved the idea of it just being Chucky and the kids, as opposed to the original: two cops, a kid, his mom vs the doll. That being said, Bride of Chucky is a phenomenal work, and not only one of the best horror comedies, but one of the best movies of 1998 and I am not kidding. That thing is beautiful and is better than any third horror sequel has any right to be. Did Kirschner and Mancini blackmail Yu and Pau into doing that movie? Kidding. But truly, it was breathtaking.

It was truly a horror blockbuster. Not only did it bring in the bucks, but it was immensely satisfying(to those who were open-minded enough with the addition of the comedy, anyway). And I don’t see it as a comedy really. Just a horror film with heavy dosage of comedy. The movie is incredibly atmospheric. Chucky, the ticking time bomb, on top of Damien as they both watch Tiffany dance is crazy suspenseful. When will he strike? And that lovely closeup shot of his eye with the veins, mixed in with the thunder? That was basically Yu telling the audience “He’s alive, and he’s gonna strike VERY soon”. Creepy stuff. And let’s not forget the police car explosion, the motorhome explosion, the sweeping shots of that beautiful waterfall, the white sheets flapping in the graveyard. and just the overall stylization of this movie made it a GREAT one. And John Ritter in a Chucky movie is just delicious. Chucky fans who only want their Chucky SCARY and SERIOUS and chasing after ANDY and are generally close-minded will dislike this movie but, open-minded film fans will embrace it.

I think all of the movies are great, but Child’s Play 2 and Bride of Chucky really capture the magic of who this character is. More of the fun vibe of these two, for future sequels, please. They’ll never get a budget of $25 mil or a director like Yu again(we were downright spoiled with Bride! Smart, snappy, intelligent movie), but those two had what the fans wanted I don’t think there is truly a bad one in the bunch. I like the first, the second, and Bride, with Bride being my favorite, but overall this series’ batting average is pretty good. CP3, we all know this was a rushed movie. But despite the problems, it is a competent movie. I enjoyed the throat-slashing, and the opening credits. It just felt “more of the same”. Bride saved the day and livened it up, thankfully. Seed is unabashedly itself, and I have to commend it. I legitimately enjoy: The Score, the opening credits, the opening nightmare, and the death scenes. The rest is a hard pill to swallow but again, it is SO ITSELF I have to respect it. I just wish they followed in the vein of Bride.

That movie’s tone was perfect, and the series was successful again. What in the fuck you go and do that for? But whatever. I understand that artists desire to do things different every time. If you keep doing the same thing you will go crazy. Don didn’t want to repeat himself and I commend him for that. Curse of Chucky? All I have to say is…that SCORE! What was the score all about? It started promising the first few notes and then LoDuca just drops the ball. Drops it like an anvil. Fiona crushed it. Bisutti crushed it. Elliot crushed it. Martinez, Howell, McConnell and Quesnel all crushed their respective material. But again, that score. Please don’t use that composer again. Independent of the movie, it’s a fun listen, but it’s the first unmemorable Chucky score. Okay, so, my ranking: 5. Bride 6. Seed I really love them all except Seed. For some reason I really can’t get behind it and I have no idea why.

yizhan123 Personally, I wouldn’t really ‘rank’ these movies because I find that even though these movies revolve around Chucky, they are really different movies. For example, Child’s Play is nothing like Child’s Play 2, and Child’s Play 2 is nothing like Child’s Play 3 and so on…yes they have all that killing and stuff but for these movies, as a whole, I find that they are really of different genres. Just like you wouldn’t compare Se7en with Silence of the Lambs, but you can compare them in terms of which has entertained you more under the genre of ‘crime’ and etc. As for the Chucky saga, if I was comparing these 6 movies based on how the Chucky-ness should have been, I think Child’s Play sets the standard. In Child’s Play, Chucky is really this subtle killer and a true horrorshow, really professional. Child’s Play really holds that ‘classic horror’, like The Shining and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. In the subsequent installments, Chucky becomes more of a joker and a killing menace.

I wouldn’t watch the subsequent installments for that classic horror thrill anymore but the entertainment value that these sequels can instill. Child’s Play 2 has its own way of entertainment, Child’s Play 3 has also its own way of entertainment, and so on. Only question is which way of entertainment is your cup of tea. So if I were to rank these movies in terms of entertainment in my liking, it would be.. 1) Child’s Play 2 2) Child’s Play/Child’s Play 3 3) Seed of Chucky 4) Bride of Chucky I have not seen Curse of Chucky yet as my order has not arrived, but I’m sure it would be something different. Child’s Play 2 is the first in line for me because it is very energetic and ‘scary’ in the sense that ‘he is just right there and you can’t see him’ and ‘oh my god what is he planning to do next?’. One thing is also that I don’t really see Chucky as a doll being possessed by a human anymore, like in Child’s Play, still very vulnerable. But in Child’s Play 2, Chucky is like this badass midget being very stealthy and dangerous.

It’s like he is way less vulnerable and hard to kill. To summarize, I find Child’s Play 2 more intriguing and compelling ~ I put Child’s Play and Child’s Play 3 together because I can’t really decide which is more entertaining as I really enjoy both of their entertainment value. Like I said, Child’s Play and Child’s Play 3 are totally different movies. Child’s Play has that really true classic horror that classic horror fans would really appreciate. I like Child’s Play a lot because of its subtleties and the mood that it is being by the director. It is really like a crime show and Andy is the victim. And best, this criminal is a doll and that adds on to its ambiguity. As for Child’s Play 3, I really like the idea of Chucky being involved in military. We’ve always seen Chucky either involved with Andy himself or a family at most. Now Chucky is on an even bigger scale, the whole military lol. I really like the idea of how Chucky, or a doll, can jeopardize the whole military and become this central of life and death in this campus. And he always does what he does, killing and disappearing. Only, this time he does it even better.

In Child’s Play 3, it truly reveals Chucky’s fascination with killing. Take the scene where he kills the garbage man as an example. After being indirectly saved by the garbage man, the least Chucky could do is get out of that truck and leave. But he just had to squash that guy and laugh it out. That shows how capable and despicable Chucky is. And I find Child’s Play 3 the most quotable movie in the saga. “Don’t fuck with the chuck!”, “Just sit back and watch the sparks fly”, “Aww you gotta be fuckin’ kidding me!” ~ As for Bride and Seed, I’d say they are both generally the same type. I enjoy Seed much more than Bride because Seed really captures emotions. There is this conflict between parents and child. Seed really has a story, an emotional one apart from all that killing. For me, I really feel Chucky and Tiffany’s love for their child, and it really makes the experience of watching Seed more emotional than thrilling. I wouldn’t watch Bride and Seed for thrill because they are really comedy to me.

Except that Seed has a scene that I find thrilling, and that is the scene where Chucky brings his son to kill the photographer in that red room. Other than that, Seed is a father-mother-son movie to me. And hardly any movie like that with all that slasher killing and etc can bring out that kind of emotions in a movie, especially from puppet dolls. As for Bride, generally I don’t really like it, but I would watch it again definitely for entertainment sake. Bride has its entertainment value, but it doesn’t really appeal to me. To me, Bride totally doesn’t set the mood for a Chucky movie. I really can’t explain how I feel about Bride. Just compare Child’s Play 1-3, they have that similar ‘mood’. Seed has that emotional content. But Bride doesn’t have any of them. It doesn’t develop on the emotions between Jade and Jesse, not really enough to actually feel for them actually. It does build a little for Chucky and Tiffany, but all in a very comical way and not really plausible to me.

But everytime I watch Bride, I’d just laugh it out and ignore these flaws because after all, it’s an 89 min movie and it’s Chucky. All in all, this is my personal take for the Chucky saga. I apologize for the long essay, just felt like translating my opinion down on text. I have nothing against any Chucky movies, just that I feel they could have been done better. I am a Chucky fan! With all that being said, I really hope Curse of Chucky don’t disappoint. Tomie Kawakami Are they “Chucky” films or “Child’s Play” films? Make up your mind. Resident-Zombie I liked the Child’s Play series more than the later “Chucky” movies, they feel more like a reboot or similar to the Freddy Krueger tv series, they don’t seem to fit with the Child’s Play series for me, even though they are meant to be sequels. I’ve yet to see Curse of Chucky, going through all movies beforehand, currently on Child’s Play 3 at the moment, which I enjoyed quite a bit when I was younger.

I like that Brad Dourif still voices him too, not sure if I’d be too keen to watch it if someone else voiced him. TwistedCritic Bride of Chucky is the Jason Lives of the Child’s Play movies, i.e. it’s one of the better entries, but it has a self-aware, jokey kind of tone that automatically distances it from the “classics.” CTHL 2. Child’s Play 1 and then I’m done, the rest weren’t worth mentioning. Haven’t seen the new one yet though.

ckline32 my favorie is the first and second and bride but i really did like curse the only thing i didnt like about curse was the obvious cgi of him walking down the steps it didnt kill it for me i understand money and all maybe they shouldnt have shown him for that scene but i see where they would be going if they had more funding i liked them going back to the creepy sneaky chucky i just really liked it just dont understand the ending with the girl if he past his soul to her then why 6 months later is he a doll going after andy 905Justin bride of chucky is an abomination of a movie not sure why people like it more than 3 Jeff Rittenour Curse started off great but went to hell about halfway through. I was amazed at how they made the doll creepy ( if not scary) again. But writing the little girl out of the story by locking her in a closet was amateurish at best. And then the ridiculous multiple endings only confused and muddied it all up.

The first 15 mins I was like “this is genius”…then by the end I was like “this is hacky’… THIS is the way no 6 SHOULD have ended… jt87625 I totally agree with the list except i would switch childs play 3 & seed of chucky. both sucked but seed was unwatchable. childs play 2 was my favorite because it less of a detective style movie. curse of chucky was a great inside look at the whole series which was nostalgic & entertaining. 6. Seed of Chucky Probable will change but 3 will be my favorite as Seed is my least Alex Scheuerman really seed is better then childs play 3??? ive only watched seed a few times hate it more and more each time…”made in japan” is the number one thing that pisses me off (the original good guy doll was made in Chicago!!!)…when they check his sex, chucky says it’s a boy…there are way too many points to point out! childs play 3 might be bad but no way is it worse then seed Black Candy made in chicago!? maybe china 🙂 Ben Price Seed was atleast humorous. Child’s Play 3 was just…. crap.

Brian Patterson Child’s plays 1, 2, 3, and 6 were way more decent than 4 and 5. 4 and 5 were just crappy. 3 is my most favorite with 1 a close second then 6 then 2. 4 would be my next favorite then part 5 is the worst. And to say that tyler was irritating is just plain racist. I liked him just as much as andy barclay. Mustafa Crap Curse of Chucky was the worst film it was like a fucking remake in an alternate universe with several small references to the original Child’s play 1 but even those couldn’t salvage that train wreck of a production. Regardless of what anyone else says It really was, the doll was fucking cgi not like any of the others it was low budget and shit…. it went straight to dvd and blu ray.

It also had a terrible plot and the duration of the beginning of the film went on like a scooby doo case or a game of cluedo but it didn’t go outside of the cliche haunted house apart from the after credits teaser…… 4 and 5 are completely satirical and entertaining but If you love the whole Idea of Charles Lee Ray being a killer doll then just consider that they only ever made 4 Child’s play movies. I’ll watch any of the new ones just because it’s a Chucky Flick but If 7 is anything like 6 was…. then just finally end it Mancini with a 7th and final film because it has already been tarnished enough with 5-6. 4 being some what semi acceptable and I guess you could say it finally ended in the New Jersey cemetery that would of been more fitting because Chucky would of died in his own coffin seeing his own corpse. Madridista Curse of chucky was the worst? For real Trunks Briefs you didnt have to go there. Steini Pé Really, that is the order you go with?? For me it’s from best to worse 1.

Child’s Play 2 <- by far my favorite, the 1st one is a close second but due to budget I believe the whole animating him wasn't as easy as they did with number 2. 2. Child's Play 3. Child's Play 3 4. Bride of Chucky <- Just love the jokes and humor, but this is where he first went a bit off track 5. Curse of Chucky <- besides the fact that he looks like fat transvestite hooker at times with his straight hair it is decent. 6. Seed of Chucky <- this is just abomination outright Deborah Smith I really like Curse of Chucky except for Chucky I can’t stand how he looks through most of the movie. I have to like 1 best then 2. I like the one John Ritter played in I just can’t like Seed of Chucky but I will watch them all. Watching Curse of Chucky on Chiller now. Hunter Powell Curse wasnt a reboot, but all were really amazing. It just depends wether your a fan of funny chucky or scary chucky.

I love both Chucky | Horror Film Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Edit Charles Lee Ray was a voodoo practitioner and serial strangler originally from Hackensack, New Jersey. Charles Lee Ray was born to an Irish American mother who came from a wealthy family but worked as a bartender and dancer, and an Austrian immigrant father who was an alcoholic who frequently abused him and his mother like a scapegoats. Appearance Edit In his human form, Chucky was a rather unimpressive looking Caucasian male with shoulder length brown hair. However this changes once he enters the doll. He has long, red hair and freckles, along with blue eyes. He wears blue overalls, a striped, multicolored shirt, and sneakers. Throughout the first three films of the series he looks like an everyday child's doll, but with the fourth film came his famous scars and stitches, as well as a bloody eye. History Main article: Child's Play 2 Chucky in Child's Play 2. Set two years later, Andy has moved in with a foster family while his mother undergoes psychiatric evaluation. According to the Child's Play comic miniseries, Detective Norris was threatened into facing dismissal unless he told the authorities that Karen was unstable.

To prove their bad publicity wrong, Play Pals Inc., the creators of the Good Guy dolls, decided to rebuild Chucky, who is then brought back to life. Chucky resumes his search for Andy, encountering and killing Andy's foster father Phillip. Andy is blamed for murdering the foster father and returned to the orphanage. After killing Andy's foster mother Joanne, Chucky takes Kyle (Christine Elise), Andy's foster sister, hostage to help him find Andy. Chucky brings Andy to the Good Guy factory with Kyle in pursuit. After failing to transfer his soul into Andy's body, Chucky realizes that he is trapped in his doll form. He attempts to kill both Andy and Kyle, but is instead doused in hot molten plastic after his legs and right arm are severed. The enraged and mangled Chucky is killed when Kyle shoves an air hose into his mouth, causing his head to explode like a balloon. Child's Play 3 (1991) Main article: Child's Play 3 Upon turning 16, Andy (now played by Justin Whalin) is sent to military school having failed to cope in several foster homes. Meanwhile, Play Pals Inc.

re-releases its old "Good Guy" toy line, believing that their bad publicity has abated. When workers clean up the Good Guy Factory, a crane pierces one of Chucky's severed arms, causing blood to drip out. When Chucky's headless corpse goes over a vat of liquid plastic, some of Chucky's blood leaks out into the vat, bringing him back to life once more. He resumes his spree of killing by choking to death the president of the company (who appeared briefly in the second film), Upon discovering the location of Andy, Chucky cleverly mails himself to Andy's school, where he is discovered by a young private named Ronald "Ron" Tyler (Jeremy Sylvers). Realizing that Tyler is the first person to whom he revealed his identity in his new body, Chucky must now use Tyler, instead of Andy, for the soul transfer. Andy was in pursuit to stop Chucky from transferring his soul into Tyler's body. The pursuit ended inside an amusement park ride and Chucky was killed by Andy when he was thrown into a giant fan, tearing his body into pieces.

Bride of Chucky (1998) Main article: Bride of Chucky One night, Chucky's girlfriend named Tiffany, finds the remains of the doll. After calmly slitting the throat of the cop, she bribed to steal his remains out of the evidence room (which also contains items which appear to be Freddy Krueger 's sweater, hat and glove, as well as Jason Voorhees ' hockey mask and machete, Leatherface 's chainsaw and Michael Myers ' William Shatner mask). Tiffany returns to her trailer and sews Chucky back together. She uses an incantation from a book entitled "Voodoo For Dummies" to reanimate Chucky, after which Tiffany learns that the ring she proudly wore for ten years was not actually an engagement ring, but was stolen by Chucky from a wealthy old woman named Vivian Van Pelt. An enraged Tiffany confines Chucky to a playpen, which she bought for the baby she wanted to have. After escaping, Chucky electrocutes Tiffany in her own bathtub and transfers her soul into her bridal doll.

Tiffany immediately wants to get out of the doll body, but Chucky admonishes her that the only way to return to human form is with The Heart of Damballa, a mystical amulet that Chucky was wearing the night he became a doll. In order to get to Forrest Creek Cemetery in Hackensack, New Jersey, where Chucky's human corpse is buried along with the amulet, Tiffany calls her neighbor named Jesse (Nick Stabile), offering to pay him to get them there by the next day. Unaware that Tiffany and Chucky are dolls, he takes advantage of the opportunity to take his girlfriend named Jade (Katherine Heigl), from her overprotective uncle named Warren Kincaid (John Ritter). He asks Jade to accompany him and she accepts his offer. Before they leave, Warren attempts to frame Jesse by putting a bag of weed in his van, unaware that Chucky and Tiffany are in the van needing a ride to Hackensack. Tiffany and Chucky fatally wound Warren with nails, concealing his body in the trunk. En route to their destination, Tiffany and Chucky kill anyone getting in their way, framing Jesse and Jade in the process.

To make matters worse, Tiffany and Chucky intend to steal Jesse's and Jade's bodies using voodoo. Jesse and Jade decide to rest at a motel, where they meet newlyweds, Diane and Russell, who are later killed by falling shards of glass when Tiffany throws a bottle of wine to the ceiling mirror. Impressed by the creative murder, Chucky proposes to Tiffany and they have sex. When the bodies of the newlyweds are discovered by the hotel maid, Jesse and Jade are especially wanted by the police. Jesse and Jade eventually learn that the dolls are alive and that there is no turning back. After hijacking a recreational vehicle from another couple, Jesse and Jade are forced to drive the dolls to the cemetery in Hackensack. On the way, Tiffany and Chucky get into a fight (instigated by Jesse and Jade) and Jesse crashes and explodes the van. Nevertheless, they manage to reach the cemetery. Just before Tiffany transfers her soul into Jade, she and Chucky get into another fight. Tiffany is fatally wounded in the scuffle, and when the police show up, Chucky gets shot by Jade. As she lay dying, Tiffany gives birth to a bloody baby doll.

Seed of Chucky (2004) Main article: Seed of Chucky Six years after the events of Bride of Chucky , the offspring of Chucky and Tiffany, a gender-confused doll named Glen / Glenda (voiced by Billy Boyd), has grown up as an orphan in Great Britain. When he sees his parents in an episode of Access Hollywood for the upcoming movie Chucky Goes Psycho, Glen escapes his abusive ventriloquist owner and mails himself to Hollywood. Once there, he uses Chucky's amulet to transfer Chucky's and Tiffany's souls into the new dolls that the studio is using for their movie. Although horrified by his parents' murderous lifestyle, Glen/Glenda wanted desperately to please his / her parents and belong to a family, no matter what happens. Seeing that Glen has no genitalia, Chucky and Tiffany cannot agree on the name or the gender of their child. Chucky prefers the name "Glen" while Tiffany prefers "Glenda." Glen / Glenda asks his / her parents why they kill, to which they reply that they never much thought about it. Tiffany proposes to end their murderous ways, much to Chucky's dismay.

This proves to be an arduous endeavor, especially for Tiffany. Chucky and Tiffany kill people behind each others' backs and swear Glen to secrecy, and Chucky tricks Glen into committing two murders by accident. Eventually, Glen is so traumatized that "Glenda" briefly emerges as an alternate personality who pleases her parents by gleefully committing murder, after which Glen reemerges for the rest of the film. Meanwhile, real-life actress Jennifer Tilly (as herself) is desperate to advance her acting career. When Redman arrives at Tilly's mansion to discuss casting her in his movie, they are both knocked out by Tiffany. Chucky's sperm is used to impregnate Tilly in order to give Glen / Glenda a human body. Because it is a voodoo pregnancy, Tilly appears 9 months pregnant within a couple of days. Later, Tilly and her limo driver, Stan (as Chucky needs a replacement body because Tiffany killed Redman) are tied to her bed. Afterwards, Tilly promptly goes into labor. After the birth of twin babies, Glen and Glenda, Chucky resolves to remain a doll, as it makes him immortal and unique, prompting an alienated Tiffany to leave him.

She decides to take Glen with her, enraging Chucky, who hurls his knife at Tilly, who's limo driver jumps in the way to save her. Tiffany attacks Chucky with the knife before the police arrive. The next day, Tilly is visited in the hospital by Tiffany and Glen. Just as Tiffany transfers her soul into Tilly, Chucky axes his way through the door and kills Tilly, who is in Tiffany's doll body, with an axe. Tiffany barely escapes with Tilly's body, but Chucky and Glen believe that she died. With this traumatic event, Glen is suddenly capable of killing (without Glenda's help) and he proceeds to attack his father. Glen uses martial arts to fight Chucky, Tiffany (in Tilly's body) slides the axe, and Glen severs all of Chucky's limbs. Even when dying, Chucky is proud of his son, but that doesn't stop Glen from removing his father's head. Tiffany, in Tilly's body, comforts him after. 5 years later, Tiffany is living happily with her human twins Glen and Glenda, now celebrating their fifth birthday.

One of Tiffany's servants, Fulvia, tries to quit because she is frightened of Glenda, which she believes is a troubled child. Tiffany finds this ridiculous, but says she can leave. When Fulvia turns around, Tiffany brutally swings her doll at Fulvia's head, causing her to fall to the ground. She strikes her several more times, cracking her head open after the final blow. While dragging Fulvia's body into a closet, her eyes glowed green as her original body had (also played by Tilly) and Tiffany sees Glenda peering through the window. They smile at each other knowingly. Tiffany goes outside to tell the story of her & Chucky to a group at the party and she surprises Glen by giving him an unlabeled gift. Glen opens it to reveal Chucky's arm, which leaps up and appears to grab him. Curse of Chucky (2013) Main article: Curse of Chucky Set after the events of Seed of Chucky, the film opens with a young paraplegic woman named Nica, who lives with her mother Sarain the family mansion.

A package, containing Chucky is delivered to the house, and while Nica ponders the doll's origins, Sara begins to feel uneasy with the doll, and throws it in the trash. Later that night, Nica hears her mother's scream, and makes her way down to the foyer via the elevator, where she finds Sara dead from a "self-inflicted" stab wound. As the camera pans out, Chucky can be seen at the table. After her mother's apparent suicide, Nica's domineering sister named Barb, along with her husband named Ian, daughter named Alice, and live-in nanny Jillian, as well as priest Father Frank. Alice finds Chucky in the bathroom, immediately befriending him. Chucky from Curse of Chucky Nica and Alice prepare 6 bowls of chili for dinner, and once they leave, Chucky pours a hearty dose of rat poison into the 6th bowl. At dinner, after many false scares, Father Frank receives the poison-laced chili, and begins to feel the effects. The Father leaves the mansion, only to be killed in a car accident on his way home.

He is found with his head wedged between the wreckage, and when it is removed it is revealed to be decapitated. When Alice is put into bed later that night, she takes Chucky with her. Later, scared by the thunder outside, Alice gets up and throws the cover over her. After Alice tells Chucky she is scared, he reveals his true colors. Media appearances Edit There have been a number of Chucky comics based on the character. Chucky appears in the Robot Chicken episode "Plastic Buffet" voiced by Mark Hamill. He is featured in the skit where he takes on the soulless Lettuce Head Kids which are then killed by Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Though excluded from many slasher crossovers, Chucky appeared as an antagonist in the movie Stan Helsing. His appearance is changed making him the size of a small child (though he is still a doll), and his name is changed to Lucky. He is the last to be defeated at the end; as he is a doll, Teddy tosses him to Stan, who kicks him out the door like a football, possibly killing him. It is also likely that he was eaten by the undead dog, Sammy.

In the Hit Comic Book series Hack//Slash, Chucky is revived from the dead thanks to another Voodoo practitioner, who skins is removed from the neck down. The main Character is a Slasher Hunter named Cassandra Hack aka Cassie, and her companion and friend Vlad went to where people went missing (They were dead.). With the help of Chucky's amulet, the Voodoo practitioner swap bodies with Vlad and runs off with the amulet. Cassie finds on about this and later finds Chucky trapped under the floor. Despite their hatred for each other, they team-up to find the Voodoo practitioner, where ever she is. They find her and with Chucky's help Vlad got his body back. Then, Chucky tried to steal Vlad's body, by was stopped by Cassie in the middle of the ritual. Cassie and Chucky fought in the swamps where Chucky was about to finish Cassie. when a Crocodile surface, chopping Chucky and swim about. Cassie and Vlad assumed he was dead and left. A while later, a TV crew and a Croc Hunter was in the area looking for a crocodile. They see one and guessed it was resting.

The Hunter jumped on the Crocodile and realized its dead. He notes that it looks to had something rip out of its stomach. As they note this, Chucky ends his appearance as a shadowy figure in mid-air about to stab the hunter, claiming another prey. Go figure. Gallery Seed of Chucky | Horror Film Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Edit The movie begins with Glen, the son of Chucky and Tiffany ; born at the expense of his estranged mother Tiffany dying immediately after he was born (this is shown right at the end of Bride of Chucky) and living a life of embarrassment and abuse as a ventriloquist's dummy. Desperate to know his parents (after seeing behind the scenes footage of the Child's Play movie-within-a-movie on TV), Glen escapes and tracks them down to Hollywood. Upon tracking down his parents, now dummies in one of Jennifer Tilly's films, Glen uses a voodoo amulet (the "Heart of Damballa" from the previous film) to bring them back to life. A little after this part when Chucky finds out that Glen/Glenda is his son/daughter he faints.

Shortly after this, Tiffany and Chucky have a dispute over whether Glen/Glenda is a girl or a boy. When a puppeteer, Tony Gardner, walks into the room, he picks up Tiffany and begins taking her apart, so she and Chucky murder him by decapitating him with a piano wire. Glen is horrified when he sees this. Later on (after Glen explains that he is their son) he asks them why they murder people, and Chucky tells him that it's a hobby and they do it to relax. Tiffany, on the other hand, calls it an addiction, and tells Chucky that they need to stop since they have a child and a future to think about. She and Chucky make an agreement to quit killing (actually, Chucky pretends to agree, crossing his fingers behind his back and promising so Tiffany will shut up). Chucky and Tiffany are also troubled by the fact that Glen was somehow born without genitals (because he is a doll, as real dolls have no genitals). Throughout the film, Chucky refers to his child as Glen, while Tiffany refers to him/her as Glenda.

Chucky teaches Glen how to be a killer behind Tiffany's back while Tiffany attempts to follow a twelve-step program to learn how to stop killing. The day after Tilly suffers from morning sickness she realizes she's pregnant. When telling Redman he fires her from getting the job on his upcoming film. She claimed its his but he says this is impossible as Tilly leaves. When Tiffany hears what he did, she guts him unable to control herself. Tilly is horrified when she wakes up to find herself with a fully-pregnant belly. The voodoo magic that "fuels" the killer dolls has also accelerated the pregnancy. Tilly is then captured by Chucky and her chauffeur, Stan, who is serving as a replacement body for Chucky since Redman was killed. Tilly's assistant, Joan, in concern of her boss, attempts to help her, but she is killed by being sprayed with fire. When it seemed that Tiffany did it, it is revealed that it was Glen who turned into Glenda (it is revealed two souls share Glen's body, shocking both of his parents and himself after Tiffany snaps him out of it). Later, Tilly gives birth to twins, a boy and a girl.

It is then that Chucky has an epiphany. After several years of being an infamous killer doll, Chucky finally accepts (and embraces) his circumstances. This disturbs Tiffany to the point of rejecting her husband/lover and resolving to take Glen with her. An enraged and emotionally shattered Chucky throws a knife at Jennifer, but Stan jumps in front of it and is killed. Before Chucky can take vengeance and before Glen can decide which baby to possess, the police arrive, forcing the dolls to flee. Jennifer is rushed to the hospital once she is found by the cops. Jennifer claims she wants to see her babies. While looking at her twins pictures,Tiffany takes a needle and drugs Jennifer. She tries to posses Jennifer but Chucky breaks the door with an axe and kills Tiffany after she possesses Jennifer. Glen follows after his mothers orders and slaughters Chucky with the axe. Later, Glen has a birthday party, and receives a strange present with no name. When Glen opens the present, he sees it's Chucky's right arm. Glen, frightened, starts twitching and wets his pants. When he turns around, Chucky's arm grabs him and he begins screaming.

Before the credits roll, Chucky starts cackling evilly. Cast Seed of Chucky | Child's Play Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Edit The film is set sixteen years after the events of Child's Play, fourteen years after the events of Child's Play 2, and six years after the events of both Child's Play 3 and Bride of Chucky. The movie opens with Glen , the apparent "son" of Chucky and Tiffany ; born at the expense of his estranged mother Tiffany dying immediately after he was born and living a life of embarrassment and abuse as a ventriloquist 's dummy. A man dressed as Santa Claus walks through a cemetery while on the phone, with his girlfriend. He describes the many things he wants to do to her later, when she informs him they are breaking up. He assumes she meant the connection, but then realizes she meant in their relationship and hangs up. Just then a knife pierces out from the bag of toys he's carrying. He hears some toys activate and turns around to find the hole in the bag and the toys on the floor. As he goes to pick them up he notices Chucky the Killer Doll against a tombstone and goes to look at it.

As he does Tiffany and Chucky begin to attack him. Chucky starts screaming how lying about Santa can fuck with kids' minds and Tiffany laughs. Chucky begins to repeat his words and a voice yells that Chucky's broken, revealing a movie set and the dolls attached to a robotic control. The Santa Claus impersonator storms off the set while they attempt to repair Chucky. A young man kneels down in front of Tiffany and says her left arm might be loose and reach behind her to the wire. Since he's kneeling down his groin is directly in front of Tiffany's face. As he tampers with the wire, Tiffany raises her left arm, ramming her hand directly between the man's legs into his testicles,causing him to gasp in pain. Desperate to know his parents after seeing behind the scenes footage of the Child's Play movie-within-a-movie on TV, Glen escapes and tracks them down to Hollywood. Upon tracking down his parents, who are now dummies in one of Jennifer Tilly's films, Glen uses a voodoo amulet (the "Heart of Damballa") to bring them back to life. Shortly afterward, when Chucky finds out that Glen is his child, he faints.

Shortly after this, Tiffany and Chucky have a dispute over whether Glen is a girl or a boy. Chucky decides to label him as a boy regardless. Tiffany disagrees, labels him as a girl, and calls him "Glenda". When a puppeteer, Tony Gardner , walks into the room, he picks up Tiffany and begins taking her apart, causing her and Chucky to decapitate him with piano wire. Glen is horrified by this, and later on (after Glen explains that he is their son), he asks them why they murder people. Chucky tells him that it's a hobby and they do it to relax. He also states that is has been a tradition for generations. After Glen counters by saying that violence is bad, Chucky claims that it is violins that are bad, and that "Their screechy music's gonna ruin the goddamn country!" Tiffany, on the other hand, calls it an addiction, and tells Chucky that they need to stop since they have a child and a future to think about. She and Chucky make an agreement to quit killing, although Chucky pretends to agree, crossing his fingers behind his back and promising so Tiffany will shut up.

Chucky teaches Glen how to be a killer behind Tiffany's back while Tiffany attempts to follow a twelve-step program to learn how to stop killing. Jennifer Tilly realizes she is pregnant after suffering from morning sickness. After telling Redman , he fires her from his upcoming film. Although she claims it is his, he states that this is impossible as she leaves. After Tiffany hears what he did, she is unable to control herself and guts Redman, killing him. Later, Jennifer Tilly awakens, horrified to find herself with a fully-pregnant belly. The voodoo magic that "fuels" the killer dolls has also accelerated the pregnancy. Tilly is then captured by Chucky and her chauffeur, Stan (serving as a replacement body for Chucky due to Redman's death). Tilly's assistant, Joan , concerned about her boss, tries to help her, but she is killed after she is sprayed with fire. Although it seems that Tiffany immolated Joan, it is revealed that it was Glen who turned into Glenda (it is revealed two souls share Glen's body, shocking both of his parents and himself after Tiffany snaps him out of it). Later, Tilly gives birth to twins, a boy and a girl.

It is then that Chucky has an epiphany. After several years of being an infamous killer doll, Chucky finally accepts (and embraces) his circumstances. Disturbed, Tiffany rejects Chucky and resolves to take Glen with her. All of a sudden, Chucky tries to throws a knife at Jennifer, but Stan jumps in front of it, causing him to be killed by stabbed in the chest. Before Chucky can take vengeance and before Glen can decide which baby to possess, the police arrive, forcing the dolls to flee. Jennifer is rushed to the hospital once she is found by the cops. Jennifer claims she wants to see her babies. While looking at her twins pictures, Tiffany takes a needle and drugs Jennifer. She tries to possess Jennifer but Chucky breaks the door with an axe and kills Tiffany by stabbing in the forehead after she possesses Jennifer. Glen follows after his mothers orders and slaughters Chucky with the axe killing him. Five years later in 2009, in a middle of a birthday party, Fulvia quits her job as a nanny because Jennifer's daughter stares at her with hate. Jennifer gradually lets her quit, only to kill her with Tiffany's doll body when she turns away.

Turns out that Tiffany's soul was inhabiting Jennifer's body (Jennifer's eyes where turning green,that means Tiffany is now in Tilly's body.) now and her two children, Glen and Glenda, were successful in having their own bodies. Glen, having their birthday party, receives a strange present with no name. When Glen opens the present, he sees it's Chucky's right arm. Glen, frightened, starts twitching and wets his pants. When he turns around, Chucky's arm grabs him and he begins screaming. After the screen turns black, Chucky starts laughing maniacally. Victims Man - Hit in head with a machete. Man - Smothered with a bag. Man - Back impaled with carving fork. Joan - Set on fire by hairspray/candle, fell off second balcony of Jennifer Tilly's house. (by Glenda) Stan - Struck in the chest by a knife thrown by Chucky. (while trying to kill Jennifer Tilly) Tiffany - Struck in the forehead by Chucky's axe. Her soul switches with Jennifer Tilly's, therefore making Jennifer the actual inhabitant of her body, though this may have happened after Tiffany's "death".

Jennifer Tilly - Soul trapped in Tiffany's dead body. Baby boy - Soul trapped in doll body Baby girl - Soul trapped in doll body Fulvia - Head bashed in by Tiffany, cracking her skull, who was in Jennifer Tilly's body. Chucky - Hacked to pieces by Glen. Glen - Strangled by Chucky's arm. His fate is unknown. Others Chucky (Child's Play) | Fictional Characters Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Main article: {{{2}}} When being chased by Detective Mike Norris ( Chris Sarandon ), serial killer and voodoo practitioner Charles Lee "Chucky" Ray ( Brad Dourif ), is shot and mortally wounded. Before dying in his human body, Ray takes cover inside a toy store, finds boxes of "Good Guy" dolls, and uses a voodoo ritual to transfer his soul into one of them. The store is then struck by lightning, and it burns to the ground. A doll called Chucky is found by a homeless man, and sold to Karen Barclay, who gives him to her son Andy as a birthday gift. While Karen is working late at night, Andy's aunt Maggie agrees to baby-sit.

When she has Andy go to bed, which keeps Chucky from watching a news story about Edward "Eddie" Caputo (his former accomplice who had left him stranded on foot the night he was killed), he causes Maggie to fall out a window to her death (by hitting her in the head with a child's hammer). The next day, apparently upon Chucky's request, Andy visits the house of Eddie Caputo ( Neil Giuntoli ). As Andy urinates outside, Chucky is revealed as being alive. He sneaks into Eddie's house and blows out the pilot light on the stove and turns up the gas; Eddie, in panicked self-defense, fires his gun and the house explodes, killing him. Andy is questioned by police about his presence at the explosion; he blames it on Chucky, and is placed in a psychiatric ward for a few days. Karen believes that Chucky is the culprit after finding that there were no batteries in his back. Karen tells Chucky to talk to her, or else she is going to throw him in the fire. Chucky then comes alive in her hands, bites her, and runs out of the apartment. Karen contacts Mike, who is now investigating Aunt Maggie's death.

Although he initially doubts her story, he becomes a firm believer after he is attacked by Chucky in his car, and survives only by shooting Chucky in the shoulder. Chucky later meets with John (a.k.a. "Dr. Death"), his voodoo instructor from years past, and asks why his gunshot wound bled. John, under torture through a voodoo doll, informs him that his body is slowly conforming to that of a human's, and that he will soon be trapped in the body if he doesn't transfer his soul into the body of the first person to whom he revealed himself (which is Andy). Chucky says he's going to be 6 years old again. Chucky murders John and leaves to find Andy. Mike and Karen find John before he dies, learning that Andy is in danger and that the only way to stop Chucky is to destroy his heart. Andy escapes from the psychiatric unit as Chucky brutally kills the head doctor. Mike and Karen rush back to the apartment hoping that Andy is there. Chucky reaches the apartment through the furnace and knocks Andy unconscious with a baseball bat to possess him. After a prolonged struggle, Chucky is thrown into the fireplace by Karen where Andy drops a match, setting Chucky on fire.

Child's Play 2 (1990) Main article: {{{2}}} After the events of the first movie, Andy is in a children's crisis center and Karen (unseen) is under psychiatric observation, for supporting Andy's story. Bad publicity about Play Pals Inc. (the company of the Good Guy Doll franchise) is all over the newspapers regarding Chucky. The company has the original doll reconstructed for analysis, and a worker is electrocuted at the completion of that process (due to it still holding Ray's or "Chucky's" soul). A Yuppie-style couple with no children of their own who have often fostered children, Joanne and Phil Simpson ( Jenny Agutter and Gerrit Graham ), agree to foster Andy until his mother is able to look after him again. Andy meets an older girl, Kyle ( Christine Elise ), who is also living with them. Mattson, a Play Pals executive, takes the rebuilt Chucky doll off the factory grounds, under the orders of Play Pal's president, Mr. Sullivan. While doing so, he goes in to a liquor store for vodka for his girlfriend for their two week dating anniversary.

While he is alone Chucky manages to call the crisis center, and learn Andy's whereabouts; once Mattson returns he forces him to drive him to Andy's new home, then kills him. Breaking into the house, Chucky finds another Good Guy doll named Tommy and takes its place by destroying and burying Tommy in the yard. The next night, Chucky ties Andy to his bed and tries to swap bodies. However, Phil and Joanne come into the room. Despite Andy being tied up, Phil and Joanne don't believe that Chucky is really alive and blame Kyle for tying Andy up. In order to calm Andy down, Phil throws Chucky into the basement. As Phil exits, Chucky gets up and realizes that he's bleeding, as he is turning human again. On Andy's first day of his new school, Chucky follows him. He finds Andy's school paper and writes profanity on it. The teacher, Miss Kettlewell, gives Andy detention, who discovers that Chucky is in there. Miss Kettlewell also locks Chucky in the classroom closet. She then leaves the room to call Phil and Joanne about the incident.

Andy escapes the locked room through the classroom window and when Miss Kettlewell returns, she thinks Andy is the one in the closet yelling (forgetting the closet was locked in the first place); Chucky kills her with a ruler after she unlocks the door. Back at the house, Andy tells Phil and Joanne that Chucky followed him to school. Fed up with and frustrated by Andy's constant beliefs about Chucky, Phil takes Andy to the cellar door to show Chucky lying exactly where he was when he was thrown down there. That night, Andy takes an electric knife from the kitchen and goes down into the cellar intending to finish Chucky himself. Chucky attacks Andy, and kills Phil, who came down to investigate the noise. Joanne is horrified to find her husband dead and believes it is Andy who murdered him. Andy is taken back to the center after being suspected for involuntary manslaughter . Kyle later finds Chucky and puts him in a trash bin outside the house as she believed it has been the bad omen source of the foster family's misfortunes. Soon after, she finds the "Tommy" doll buried in the yard, and then discovers Chucky is gone from the bin.

Upstairs, Kyle finds Joanne dead, and then is attacked by Chucky, who forces her to drive him to the Crisis Center. Under Chucky's threats, Kyle sets off the fire alarm of the Center to get everyone downstairs. Chucky kills the center's director and locks Kyle out of the room. Chucky forces Andy into the back of a van, which Kyle chases. She gets the driver to stop, but Chucky escapes with Andy into the nearby Play Pals factory. Chucky performs his ritual, but it is too late. Realizing that he is trapped in the doll's body forever, he decides to kill Andy. Kyle helps Andy escape, with Chucky following. She manages to trap the doll by dropping a gate on his hand. To get out, Chucky tears his own hand off, then replaces it with his knife, and continues chasing them into the manufacturing floor. After chasing them to a conveyor belt where the dolls are constructed, Andy and Kyle staple Chucky to the conveyor platform, turning the machine on, in turn impaling Chucky with doll parts. They escape through the factory thinking they have killed him, but Chucky returns, having cut off his own legs to escape.

Ultimately, Andy coats Chucky with molten plastic after Chucky chases him near a vat containing the plastic. Kyle then forces an air hose into his mouth. The resulting air pressure builds up and causing Chucky's head to explode, killing him. In a televised alternate ending it reveals that half of Chucky's exploded head is in a vat of melted plastic, which in turn creates another doll head (after sinking into the plastic) which smiles evilly as the film will never end. Child's Play 3 (1991) Main article: {{{2}}} Eight years later, the factory is reopened. Chucky's remains are lifted away by a claw-crane. As it passes a vat of plastic, the remains bleed into it, causing Chucky's soul to inhabit a new doll. Chucky kills Chris Sullivan, the CEO of the toy company and traces Andy, finding him at a military school named Kent Military School. Chucky delivers himself to the school, hoping to transfer into Andy's body, but is instead found by young recruit Ronald Tyler, whom he inadvertently reveals his secret.

Realising this, Chucky decides to take Tyler's body, but was interrupted by Colonel Cochran, who believes Chucky to be a simple doll, throws him in the dumpster. The garbage man arrived and puts everything in the dumpster into his truck. Chucky yelled for assistance, and the garbage man arrived to help him. Chucky, however snuck to the driver's seat and turned on the trash compactor, killing the garbage man. Chucky then attempts to kill Andy to prevent him interfering. Andy unsuccessfully tries to warn Tyler about Chucky. At one point Chucky lures Tyler into playing a game of Hide and Seek. After a frustrating time trying to find him, he found Tyler in a closet, but the two are eventually found by two teenage girls, Kristen DeSilva and Ivers. He sabotages a game of capture-the-flag, replacing one sides paintballs with live ammunition. He then tries to convince Tyler to play "Hide the soul", but Tyler, realizing what Chucky is, runs. Chucky gives chase, but is confronted by Andy. The confrontation takes them into a fairground ride, where half of Chucky's face is cut off by a scythe.

Chucky catches Tyler, planning to exchange his soul, but is shot several times by Andy, falling into a large fan, where he is sliced to pieces. The pieces of his are later seen being collected as evidence. Bride of Chucky (1998) Main article: {{{2}}} Chucky's remains are recovered by his ex-girlfriend Tiffany, who stitches them back together and reenats the voodoo ritual which had installed Ray's soul inside the doll ten years ago. However, when she learns that what she thought was an engagement ring he left her was just a piece of stolen jewelry, she refuses to perform the voodoo ritual, and locks Chucky in a baby crib and gives him a bride doll to make fun of him. Chucky escapes and, in retaliation, kills Tiffany, transferring her soul into the bride doll. The two then decide to follow a young couple, intending to transfer their souls into them. On the way, Chucky witnesses Tiffany killing two people who stole from the teens. He then proposes to her, and they consummate their relationship.

They then reveal themselves to the teens and force them to take them to Chucky's human body, which possesses a voodoo charm essential to the ritual "The Heart of Damballa." However, Tiffany turns on Chucky, killing him, before dying herself. Chucky confidently declares that he will return, but adds that "Dying is such a bitch". At the end of the movie, Tiffany gives birth to Chucky's child Glen or Glenda Seed of Chucky (2004) Main article: {{{2}}} Six years after the previous movie, Chucky and Tiffany's son Glen, born in the closing moments of the previous film, locates animatronic models of the two created for a film based on their exploits. Using a voodoo ritual, the boy brings the models to life. Chucky is initially shocked that he has a son, but then enthusiastically tries to bring the boy into the "family business." But Tiffany, feeling a new sense of parental responsibility, wants them to swear off killing, while at the same time planning for them to inhabit the bodies of Jennifer Tilly , her chauffer, and her unborn child.

Chucky, exasperated by these experiences, finally decides that he prefers life as a doll to life as a human, and tries to kill Tiffany when she refuses to stop. Glen kills Chucky defending his mother, who succeeds in transferring her and his souls into their desired bodies. Five years later, at Glen's birthday party, he is sent a package containing Chucky's severed arm, which then tries to strangle him. Curse of Chucky (2013) Relationships Chucky and Tiffany Tiffany has proven her love for Chucky for years. She wore what she thought was an engagement ring from him ever since he was killed, and she even has a tattoo of a heart with a knife through it and Chucky's name written above it. While Chucky laughed at the idea of him marrying Tiffany, there is no doubt he has some sort of feelings for her. When the two of them were alone in the van while Jesse and Jade were getting married, Chucky apologizes to Tiffany "for everything". After Tiffany kills the two newlyweds by throwing a champagne bottle into the ceiling mirror, Chucky is impressed. This was actually what made Chucky say "I love you!" and proposes to her.

Chucky is down on one knee and holding the severed finger with the wedding ring still attached, and says "I should have asked you to marry me a long time ago". Also in the Hackensack Cemetery when Jesse threatens to shoot Tiffany in the head when Chucky has Jade hostage, Jesse tells Chucky to let Jade go and he'll let Tiffany go, Chucky has no choice but to agree. When they are resurrected in Seed of Chucky, Chucky and Tiffany kill one of the Hollywood workers together with a piece of wire. Moments later, they are seen passionately kissing. When Tiffany wants her and Chucky to stop murdering people, it seems that she has no control over herself, while Chucky seems indifferent to murder. Tiffany seems deeply upset when she kills Jennifer Tilly's friend, Joan. Chucky does all he can to comfort her before realizing it was Glenda. Just as Chucky is performing the ritual to transfer his, Tiffany's and Glen's souls into their victims' bodies, there is a moment of shouting and frustration which angers Chucky. He firmly decides that he wants to remain a doll and that being human isn't so great.

Chucky states that he already has everything he wants, "a beautiful wife" and a "multi-talented kid." Tiffany leaves him, taking Glen, causing Chucky to become heartbroken and enraged. He tries to kill Tiffany, but fails. But later in the movie Chucky stabs Tiffany in the head with an axe. Chucky and Glen Chucky found it highly amusing when he first discovered Glen's former name was, Shitface. However, as soon as he notices he and Glen have the same "made in Japan" markings on their wrists, he can't believe Glen is actually his child, and faints. When Chucky and Tiffany can't agree on the gender of their child, Chucky believes he's a boy who hasn't had his growth spurt yet, even comforting him and he also gives him the name, Glen. Chucky arranges a "boys night out" for him and Glen. With Glen working the pedals and Chucky steering, the two hijack a car and Chucky encourages him to put his full weight on the pedal so he crashes into Britney Spears' car when it promptly explodes. The photographer that took the pictures of Chucky, Jennifer Tilly and Redman is Chucky's next victim.

Glen tries to stop him but the photographer is startled by Glen's appearance and hits a shelf where sulphuric acid falls on him, burning him and quickly killing him. Chucky is thrilled by this and asks Glen to keep this their secret while he sets up a camera to take picture of them beside the dead photographer. When Tiffany discovers the photo, she is furious. But Chucky states that Glen is "the most promising killer" he's ever seen and Tiffany would have been proud of him. He also gets angry when Tiffany tells Glen she's proud of him for not wanting to be a killer. Chucky believes she's "poisoning our son's mind." Glen chooses not to kill unlike his mother and father and shows a huge desire to not kill. When Chucky decides to remain a doll and says he has everything he wants, he calls Glen a "multi-talented kid" possibly accepting the fact he may have a daughter. This was shown when Glen and Chucky were fighting in the hospital and Chucky was hit in the shoulder with an axe, he first thought it was Glenda who attacked him but was in fact Glen.

At the end of the film, when Glen has killed Chucky, he still has the photograph Chucky himself took five years earlier and is happily looking at it. He is later choked by Chucky's severed arm, which was anonymously sent, at a birthday party for him and his twin sister, Glenda. Chucky and Glenda Chucky shows little desire to have a daughter, but he gets one anyway. As a doll, Glenda briefly took over Glen's mind, and killed Jennifer Tilly's assistant, Joan. Even though Chucky wanted his child (Glen) to kill, he seemed quite scared of Glenda. When Jennifer delivered a human body for Glenda, she possessed it. Near the end of the film, Chucky says he saw Glenda killing him, but it was actually an enraged Glen. Glenda is possibly more twisted than her father is and has inherited his wild red hair. At the end of the film, Fulvia states that Glenda gave someone a bloody nose and took pictures, stealing money from her purse and calling the cat a cunt. Glenda currently lives in Hollywood as a human with her mother, Tiffany, and her brother, Glen. Other appearances There have been a number of comic books based on the character.

Most recently, Devil's Due Publishing have started an eponymous series which will include a HACK/Slash crossover . [1] Chucky appears in the Robot Chicken episode "Plastic Buffet", voiced by Mark Hamill . He is featured in the skit where he takes on the soulless "Lettuce Head Kids" (a parody of Cabbage Patch Kids ) which are then killed by Buffy the Vampire Slayer . Chucky made a cameo appearance via satellite during an episode of WCW Monday Nitro , promoting Bride of Chucky. His evil laugh can be heard during promos of the 1998 Halloween Havoc PPV. On the special features of Seed of Chucky DVD, Chucky, Tiffany and Glen are on a sofa in their family home, they are watching a slideshow of their holiday to various places. Nearly all of these places have evidence of Chucky having killed someone. This annoys Tiffany and makes Glen feel ill. The show ends with a pizza delivery guy at the door and Chucky answering. He says he's left his wallet in the garage with his power tools and asks the guy to come there with him. The delivery guy stupidly enough follows Chucky and suffers badly at Chucky's hands with a chainsaw.

The special features of the Seed of Chucky DVD also include Chucky and Tiffany being interviewed by the Fusion interviewer to promote the movie, and on the section "Conceiving the Seed of Chucky", Chucky, Tiffany, Glen, the cast and makers of the film are also interviewed. Chucky appeared as one of the icons along with Jigsaw from the Saw films and The Wolfman for 2009's Halloween Horror Nights 19. In Hollywood's 2009 event, he appeared in Chucky's Funhouse, and the yearly show, Chucky's Insult Emporium. A mini version of Chucky can be seen in the movie Fear starring Mark Wahlberg and Reese Witherspoon in David's (Wahlberg) bedroom. References Navigation Horror Characters Child's Play (1988) - IMDb IMDb 17 January 2017 4:34 PM, UTC NEWS There was an error trying to load your rating for this title. Some parts of this page won't work property. Please reload or try later. X Beta I'm Watching This! Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends.

Error A single mother gives her son a much sought after doll for his birthday, only to discover that it is possessed by the soul of a serial killer. Director: From $2.99 (SD) on Amazon Video ON DISC a list of 33 titles created 29 Aug 2012 a list of 42 titles created 02 Sep 2012 a list of 48 titles created 10 Feb 2013 a list of 33 titles created 17 Aug 2015 a list of 25 images created 28 Dec 2015 Search for " Child's Play " on Amazon.com Connect with IMDb Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. 2 wins & 3 nominations. See more awards » Videos While Andy's mother is admitted to a psychiatric hospital, the young boy is placed in foster care, and Chucky, determined to claim Andy's soul, is not far behind.

Director: John Lafia Chucky, the doll possessed by a serial killer, returns for revenge against Andy, the young boy who defeated him and who has since become a teenager. Director: Jack Bender Chucky, the doll possessed by a serial killer, discovers the perfect mate to kill and revive into the body of another doll. Director: Ronny Yu After her mother's mysterious death, Nica begins to suspect that the talking, red-haired doll her visiting niece has been playing with may be the key to recent bloodshed and chaos. Director: Don Mancini Chucky and Tiffany are resurrected by their innocent son, Glen, and hit Hollywood, where a movie depicting the killer dolls' murder spree is underway. Director: Don Mancini 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 7.5/10 X Several people are hunted by a cruel serial killer who kills his victims in their dreams. While the survivors are trying to find the reason for being chosen, the murderer won't lose any chance to kill them as soon as they fall asleep.

Director: Wes Craven A group of camp counselors is stalked and murdered by an unknown assailant while trying to reopen a summer camp which, years before, was the site of a child's drowning. Director: Sean S. Cunningham Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees return to terrorize the teenage population. Except this time, they're out to get each other, too. Director: Ronny Yu Survivors of undead serial killer Freddy Krueger - who stalks his victims in their dreams - learn to take control of their own dreams in order to fight back. Director: Chuck Russell The Candyman, a murderous soul with a hook for a hand, is accidentally summoned to reality by a skeptic grad student researching the monster's myth. Director: Bernard Rose When a teenager learns that his next door neighbour is a vampire, no one will believe him. Director: Tom Holland A year after the murder of her mother, a teenage girl is terrorized by a new killer, who targets the girl and her friends by using horror films as part of a deadly game.

Director: Wes Craven Edit Storyline When Charles Lee Ray needs to get quick escape from cop Mike Norris, he takes his soul and buries it into playful, seemingly good guy doll Chucky. Little does he know a little boy by the name of Andy Barclay will be the new owner of him soon-to-come. Charles confides in Andy while he commits numerous murders. Once the adults accept Andy's story as truth, it's too late. Written by Kris Hopson <kris.hopson@hotmail.com> Something's moved in with the Barclay family, and so has terror. See more » Genres: 9 November 1988 (USA) See more » Also Known As: Did You Know? Trivia Chucky's full name, Charles Lee Ray, is derived from the names of notorious killers Charles Manson , Lee Harvey Oswald (assassinator of John F. Kennedy ) and James Earl Ray (assassinator of Martin Luther King ). See more » Goofs Towards the end of the movie while Andy's mother is looking for the man who sold the doll to her, she finds him and asks him if he remembered her. She says she had bought the doll the day before when in actuality she bought it days ago.

See more » Quotes (USA) – See all my reviews Well made thriller about a dying serial killer (Brad Doriff) transplanting his soul into a child's play doll. Fast forward now and a mother buys the doll for his son's birthday. Doriff then goes on a killing spree, but after a cop wounds him he finds out that if he stays in the doll's body for too long, he and the doll will become one forever. So he goes after his owner so that he can transfer souls. Highly original premise highlighted by terrific special effects and lots of good one liners and humor. Rated R; Extreme Violence & Profanity. 17 of 25 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes

Question: What was the first film starring "Chucky"?
Answer: Child's Play