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Chucky’s Vacation Slides (2005)Ī year after it debuted in theatres, Seed of Chucky was released on DVD and Blu-ray, and those who did so received a bonus feature: the short film Chucky’s Vacation Slides. Chucky may be seen for the subversive, generically undefinable character who has come to be loved and reviled in perhaps equal measure when projected directly onto the far more serious footage of the movies he invades.

These brief vignettes show how dedicated the franchise is to the ridiculousness of the genre. The segments, collectively known as Chucky Invades, feature Chucky invading four distinct horror movies: Psycho, The Purge, Mama, and Drag Me to Hell. Chucky Invades (2013)įour brief clips were made available as teasers before Curse of Chucky was released on DVD. The 2019 film Child’s Play confirms that the Chucky, who has now terrorised audiences for thirty years, is flexible in his ability to capture historically specific fears, including not only those associated with autonomous inanimate objects but also those associated with those that we have given life to through quick technological advancement. He designs Chucky to lack all of the standard safety mechanisms before killing himself, which results in Chucky’s typical violent immorality. The film opens in a Chinese factory where a worker is forced to endure appalling working conditions while making Buddi dolls, artificial intelligence toys that can utilise the internet to operate all of the different smart technology in a consumer’s house. This signifies that it stands alone and has no connection to the preceding movies. The Chucky franchise faced a studio reset that ignored the previous continuity after three decades of the same canon (and the paranormal elements of the original franchise). Chucky reacts to a rising dread of machine domination in this relaunch. This is similar to how later instalments of the Child’s Play franchise addressed anxiety surrounding childhood.Ĭonvenience can also be a monster.

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Child’s Play 2 addresses anxiety surrounding childhood as well as the ways that adults and those in positions of power are reduced to a childlike understanding of the mechanical functions around them, from the dolls that are shipped from a warehouse to the electrical spark that can bring a dead serial killer back to life. Chucky is brought back to life by an odd electrical breakdown, allowing him to resume his old mission of harassing and pursuing Andy. Child’s Play 2, which picks up two years after the events of the first movie, finds Andy in foster care because his mother was forced into an institution following the events of the first movie’s battle with Chucky.

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The second movie follows the first chronologically, and in the Child’s Play universe, the same amount of time passed between releases. In fact, it was so effective that it gained a cult following, which helped the evil doll gain enough momentum to start a long-running franchise. This Tom Holland-directed movie had a very strong box office performance. He is able to continue carrying out the murders he would have carried out in his original body while he is inside the doll, where he infiltrates the life of a little child named Andy Barclay (Alex Vincent). It will be interesting to see how they adapt this one and how it stacks up against the other Child's Play movies.In the opening scene of the original Child’s Play (1988) movie, a serial killer and voodoo practitioner (Brad Dourif) transfers his soul into a doll after narrowly escaping death from a police officer’s bullet wound to the chest. They can tout this as 'From the Producers of It', but Buddi/Chucky, as far as we know, can't make your worst fears come to life.

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Child's Play is a tough franchise to crack because it's inherently silly and you have to be scared of something you could drop kick. The interesting twist in this trailer is that the toy is named 'Buddi' but at one point he's clearly referred to as 'Chucky', so I'm not exactly sure what's going on.

The updated and upgraded horror film, also starring Brian Tyree Henry, Gabriel Bateman, Beatrice Kitsos, Ty Consiglio, and Carlease Burke, opens June 21st, the same day as another big-screen toy story. Lars Klevber ( Polaroid) directs from a screenplay by Tyler Burton Smith ( Kung Fury).

Aubrey Plaza plays a mother who gives her son one of the new toy dolls for his birthday, unaware of its dangerous potential. The first trailer for Orion Pictures' Child's Play is here! Child's Play sees a sleek, modern company, known for its internet-connected devices like drones, robotic vacuums, and a centralized hub, developing a sophisticated kids doll for entry into the children's toy market.