Disassembly Required! CHILD'S PLAY (1988) Movie Reaction, First Time Watching
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Chucky is THEE menace! If you like a pint-sized nemesis with unlimited rage and mystical tricks, then you'll love this full movie reaction to Child's Play!
I would literally pay to watch every single movie EVER with her! She’s soooo funny.
" And what is Mike doing? Why's he so f***ing useless? " Lol, she cracks me up.
Facts. I say that Everytime I watch her. I can watch every movie with her.
She's got no right to be this cute.
And with that I'm out of here before I go full thirst mode.
Omg yassssss always has me weak watchin her reactions
I look forward to all her videos
The scene where Andy starts crying breaks my heart because you can tell how genuinely scared that baby is. And the adults who locked him up were absolute demons.
Kid’s gonna need therapy forever.
That was BRUTALITY 😭😭😭
@@AlandaParker wait is that a saw reference? LOLOLOL BRUTALITY
Sadly this is only the start of what he goes through in the series.
@@AlandaParker You want to see brutality you need to start the SAW series I got to say the first one is really cool the second one is a nice twist on the original the third seem to wrap it up in a nice little trilogy bow but then the fourth one came out and I was like what the hell are they going to do now and like five six seven all seem to run together for me can't seem to remember which happened in which I remember a lot of the traps but I don't remember which movie they were in now the newest one in that universe spiral isn't technically a saw sequel it's more in that same universe cuz they know about the killer and it's many years later and somebody inspired by that killer is setting up his own traps and I got to say the whole series is really good but a lot of the later movies do run together but that most recent one most of the cast is black and they've got some interesting cast members Chris Rock is the main character his daddy is played by Samuel L Jackson which is enough to sell a ticket right there
i’m pretty sure it was this scene but during filming they had a malfunction with the camera. in between the first take and then fixing said camera, Alex Vincent(Andy) just kept crying for like 5 mins.
I love that Alanda can't stay away from the horror now 😂 and she's picking absolute classics 👌🏼
Well, she had better pace herself, because there's only like 10 of those things.
@@odiumgeneris729 A lot more than that lol
i can’t wait until she comes upon the bad stuff, she’ll really have a hoot
@@najbgaj I really wish reaction channels would start doing lesser sequels. It's a reaction Channel, reactions to bad movies are almost as interesting. People keep telling content creators to skip movies like Terminator 3 or Alien 3. That's not right. Not only that, but a lot of people end up liking those movies. Tons of people like movies like Thor dark World, or the j.j. Abrams Star Trek movies, which I hate, by the way.
😄 Ha Ha - So true. Its pretty awesome.
"Andy no! We're friends to the end..."
"This IS the end, 'friend'."
This was always my favorite part. Andy got better quip game than any other child in a horror movie.
Andy grows up quick in this movie, and puts away his childish things... 🔥
The line delivery is perfect. He's done being lied to by Chucky.
I heard that line audio sampled into the outro of some obscure underground rap track once and died!! 😭😭😭😭🤯! like ... " was that Andy?" 😂..
@@MrBreezeLI516 Oh wow. Now I want to hear that song 😂
Andy's crying scene gets me every time, Alex Vincent killed it.
Yeah, they should never have replaced him in Child's Play 3.
@@StalKalle I'm glad he came back ro the later movies and series, gives a perfect insight how this whole Chucky thing messed him and haunted his life
@@StalKalle Only reason they did that is because they set the movie in 1998 when the movie itself came out in 1991... he obviously wasn't old enough for the role there, lol. But at least he's been Andy in every other appearance.
@@StalKalle Yeah true but the only reason they did that was due to time jump continuity wise Andy aged 8 years from CP2 so they pretty much had no choice but to cast an older actor but Justin Whalen did great as a teenage Andy. Thankfully Alex Vincent came back later on.
"You are a better final girl than most of these adults." That made me laugh harder than I should have.
Now that you mentioned it, I never realized until very recently how sad this story actually is when you strip away the slasher doll aspect of it. A single parent doing their utter best to provide for their lonely child and buys them a "friend" to fill in that gap only for that "friend" to virtually ruin everything in that child's life and they never recover from it. Like a fucked up version of Lilo and Stitch lol
*Fun Fact:* Catherine Hicks (who played Karen) met her future husband Kevin Yaghar (who did the special effects for this movie) on the set of _Child's Play_ . They got married two years later, and are still together to this very day.
"You see your salvation, in the eyes of this toy?"
Every mom in the 80s buying cabbage patch dolls: "Yes."
My Buddy dolls too which this movie pretty much killed lol
@@MKF30 we actually had a My Buddy, i terrorized my brother with it til he hid it for years in the garage 😂😂😂
@@troublenabubble2571 lmao 🤣 I locked mine in the basement 🤣 😂Your story reminds me of one of my friends sisters. She tortured him put a my buddy with a little knife 🔪 under his sheets before bed lmao 🤣 he said he stabbed it to make sure it didn't bleed then locked it in his closet lol 🤣
@@MKF30 lol
@@neverhungryagain2187 I know hilarious story haha 😅
“alley deals with an upstairs attitude”
“fuck off bow tie”
😂😂😂😂😂
"Burn its little fingertips. See if it'll react" I am dying 😭
The scene where Andy cries is shattering, as a kid I felt the same fear as him but as an adult it turns on those maternal instincts of wanting to bring a scared child to safety.
Child's Play is a great series. They get wilder with every sequel.
Brad Dourif is the heart and soul of it, and always brings a lot of fun to Chucky's voice acting.
For an earlier Tom Holland & Chris Sarandon horror project - Fright Night ('85). One of my favorite 80's horror-comedies.
Definitely Fright Night.
Directed by Tom Holland. No not that Tom.
The director of Fright Night ( *1985* ) and writer of Psycho:2
I love Fright Night, that’s a good one
Near Dark too!!!
I love how his daughter, Fiona, has continued the tradition in the series.
Too many good quips in this one!:
"If you were using your final breath to chant darkness, I would HAVE to put a bullet in you" (3:15).
"Don't be trying to do alley deals with an upstairs attitude" (5:19).
"On the plus side, you rockin' those baggy neutrals." (17:01).
Too many to appreciate... Thanks for the fun Alanda!
One of my personal favorites is "You're gunna Sylvia Plath his ass?" Lmao
“On the plus side you’re rockin those baggy neutrals” THE WAY THAT TOOK ME OUT 😭🤣
It got me too
19:05 "how does the doll have this much strength, is it part of the wizardry?"
Good call! Fans have theorized for years, but the Chucky TV show last year actually confirmed that his strength is part of the spell.
Your empathy for characters' struggles is beautiful.
You actually said something very cool that I think a lot of ppl missed out on. You mentioned the need to actually conversate with kids instead of shutting them out thinking their lying
You mentioned how even if they are lying it should be important for parents to understand what’s the reason behind it and actually communicate with their kids
Just wanted to point that out and how true and wise of advice that is and love when u throw those little things in ur commentary
Amazing review as always hahaha love ur reactions
"Detective Cutie Face" was wholesome as heck.
The battery scene is so well done and never fails to give me chills!
The way you delivered “baggy neutrals” I’m dead!😭Your commentary is the best. I saw this movie at like 10 yrs old and you’re right, it fucked me up for years. This and Pet Cemetary had me avoiding dolls and bedsides ever since.
Let's play!😈
We all went through the “How is the doll so strong?” Phase. So we just lied to ourselves 🤣 this reaction was so funny and fun. Thanks girl
"Claymation Chucky is disgusting!"
LMAO this woman is the truth y'all!
Mannn who u telling lol
James Rountree There is no claymation used in this film, it was a combination of radio controlled animatronics and little people/children that was used to portray chucky, fun fact one of the children used to play chucky was the little sister of the actor who played Andy.
@@justindenney-hall5875 I'm aware. Her comment was hilarious.
@@commsense1979 I'm glad I could enlighten you, "The more you know".
27:56 is the part that freaked me out as a kid 😳
This movie terrified me when I was a kid, but learned to love it later on.
The Chucky franchise is my favorite.
Child's Play 2, 1990
Child's Play 3, 1991
Bride Of Chucky, 1998
Seed Of Chucky, 2004
Curse Of Chucky, 2013
Cult Of Chucky, 2017
CHUCKY THE SERIES, 2021.
A second season in development.
Child's Play 2 is really good, Andy steps his final girl bad assery up a notch 😌
They should've had "disassembly required" as one of those captions for a Child's Play movie poster, that's just great
The entire franchise is worth the watch simply for the Chucky tv series
@meraki i thought it was perfect the suspense is really there but there are a few loose ends that could be tied up but im not gonna discuss because i dont wanna spoil anything for anyone lol
The series is awful compared to the movies, so is the remake that came out couple years ago.. All dog 💩
11:50 its funny that you said Andy was "emotionally intelligent", Don Mancini said way back in the day when they were filming that were were stumped on how to explain the doll being so strong, it was actually Alex Vincent (a 6 year old) that said "the soul has weight..." and their adult minds were blown 🤯 lol
Seeing how much you enjoyed this movie, you've GOT to react to the rest of the franchise. I honestly think you'll have fun with them all.
The TV show also.
Andy was soooo adorable. I remember wanting to jump through the screen to try to protect him. lol
this movie scared tf out of me when I was a kid but it's probably the reason I love these films today, I definitely recommend you watch the rest
"We'll find you a real child therapist."
Yeah, about that....just don't get your hopes up anytime soon.
In related news, two is my favorite of the original trilogy and I'm really looking forward to when you get to Bride of Chucky!
Oh noooo 😭😭😭😭
Child's Play 2 as such a great sequel, and definitely worth a watch.
Better than 3 and almost as good as bride.
I 2nd That!!
I've watched this one and the sequel as a kid and it was traumatizing as hell, my bedroom had a lot of dolls and I just couldn't sleep alone in there for a year!! Now I laugh when watching the movies but they were truly terrifying for a 6-year-old me
Beatriz Costa I didn't see this as a child, but I had a fear of possessed dolls at the time and it didn't help that my mother basically had a doll museum in her bedroom lol.
I’m so sorryyyyy💀💀💀
🗣good on ya for surviving that nightmare
Yes! Love the Child’s Play movies! The new Chucky Tv series was surprisingly great as well! Chucky was on point with the animatronics.
“This was mismanaged.”
Best quote ever and very versatile lol
"Detective Cutie-Face"
Lmao, same. Of course they picked the world's cutest child to fall victim to an evil doll! I don't know who has it worse, Andy from this movie or Danny from The Shining.
Edit: I'm so glad I didn't accidentally watch this as a kid. It would've for sure scarred me for life, as I had a fear of mannequins, taxidermy and animatronics coming to life for years!
To answer your question about Chucky being so strong... yeah, despite being in the body of a doll, Charles Lee Ray retains the full strength of an adult man. This is why he is so hard to fight and can overpower full grown adults... his size is a deception in and of it self, makes you underestimate him.
"Oh Andy how will you ever recover?" small hint he never does lol🤣...and this was in the rotation of films my stepbrothers terrorized me with, I even have a big cousin who was so afraid of Chucky my other cousins would chase him around the house with the doll...these might end up being the most fun slasher reactions the only truly bad one is Seed imo, hopefully you end up making it to the tv show too its SOOO good
I want to see the rest of the series but I’m gon struggle watching him suffer 😭. So sorry to your younger self, and good job cause I don’t think I woulda made it.
@@AlandaParker at least hes only a kid for 2 and not only is he more prepared but he has help...then from there Chucky pretty much becomes the main character
"They have him locked up like he's Sarah Connor " 😂
I TRULY cannot wait till you get to my ALL TIME FAVE Bride Of Chucky, Cuz GURRRRL its a gay ol' time
I heard the words Jennifer Tilly 👀🤌🏾
@@AlandaParker I’m telling you she steals the ENTIRE SHOW🙌🙌🙌
She is ICONIC!! Miss Tilly in Bride of Chucky was my personal Gay Icon since I was a little boy! 🤩🤩🤩
@@belaclaen gay icon wtf u on about 🤦♂️🤣
@@allow-itman9749 This one not knowing about Jennifer Tilly?!😱 Poor thing.
“You see your salvation in the eyes of this toy?”
“He put the blood on it like lipstick is that how the witchcraft works?”
You are too funny 😭😭😭
My family used to be OBSESSED with Chucky. When they were little they thought he was everywhere. My mom was scared of the movie too. The worst part for her was the scene he rolled under the couch. And to this day we have Chucki as a nickname for my baby cousin because they smile just like him!
the way you kept referring to chucky as the strangler is sending me help lmfao
It’s a stellar series. Each one has its own theme and setting and the way the storylines evolve are impressive once you’ve made your way through the whole series. I would love to see you do them all. Your positivity is infectious.
What's amazing is that Eddie could afford to keep the gas on in the first place!
20:37 The 80s were obsessed with villainizing everything. Voodoo, heavy metal, dungeons and dragons, peace signs, all kinds of stupid things. The Satanic Panic era of the 80s was ridiculous.
Child's Play was the first horror film I ever saw. I was 5-years-old. It didn't scare me, but it did spark my fascination with the horror genre. I watched as many as I could. It wasn't until I saw Scream at 10-years-old that I really fell in love with the genre. That was the first (and only) film to ever scare me.
The creator of Child's Play/Chucky, Don Mancini said that Andy (Alex Vincent) explained why Chucky is strong despite being a small doll. He said that the soul has weight. He was only 6 at the time! If you decide to watch all the movies then I suggest you check out the TV series, Chucky, as well. It's really good.
I think that the sort of canon explanation is sort of like proportional strength, that his regular adult strength in the body of 1/3 gives something like 3 times the strength. Kinda weird to explain, but I think its based on that soul weight thing.
The soul was dark and heavy, makes sense.
The sequel is honestly one of my fav horror movies. Can’t wait to see you react to it :)
Alanda would be such a great LISTENING mother!! Also if you decide to dip into the show (Rated FRESH on Rotten Tomatoes, and it came out in october so you can still make a coin reviewing it) they explain that he has the strength of his original physical body while alive in the doll. Also yes, this movie fucked me right on up. It was on HBO randomly when i was like 6 or so and i didnt sleep for a week and i threw my own My Buddy doll into the garbage. This movie scared the living life out of me.
Wait these were real dolls before the movie?!?!?? People already owned them when this films was released?!? 💀💀💀💀
(And thank you so much ☺️ I def want to see the show too)
@@AlandaParker Yes girl! look them up they were called My Buddy and Kid Sister dolls, basically the horrifying prototype for this mess lol
@@AlandaParker Yea I remember walking by a store in soho and seeing it on display
I had a my buddy doll, too!😂 I remember I used to kick my doll off the bed every night when going to sleep, I wanted it away from me!🤣
I snuck into the living room as a little kid when my dad was watching Child's Play. This movie gave me a phobia of dolls for years.
The whole franchise is great and I can highly recommend it! Especially Jennifer Tilly being ICONIC
"Y'all gonna run up and see this doll doing a blood ritual on your child. It's gonna be jarring. Prepare thine eyes." She's so quotable.
28:48 Rip to who ever live in the apartment below them, the way she's shooting at the floor.
When your kid says the doll name checked the recently gunned down serial killer... maybe he earns the benefit of the doubt?
"don't be trying to do alley deals with an upstairs attitude"
😂😂 honestly tho!
As a kid it did scare me a bit I'lladmit 😄. Back in the 80s there actually was a popular doll called My Little Buddy, and it actually cost a bit of change. There's no doubt in my mind they based the whole Chucky Good Guy Doll off of this.
And Andy did tug a the heart didn't he. The scene where he breaks down and cries because he see's Chucky coming does get me every time. And the final scene where he's looking back and it freeze frames. No matter how many times I've seen this, I'm like that poor poor kid.
Other than his mother, the one thing he loved and adored was that doll, and it tried to kill him. That kid is gonna need serious help. Awesome reaction as always 🙏🏾🔥🔥🔥
It definitely scared me as a kid. The series as a whole is great (with “Seed of Chucky” being the only dud in my opinion”). And the new show is pretty awesome too and very heavily tied into the films’ mythology. So definitely recommend working through them.
Seed of chucky is the only one I skip oh and the remake
Seed of Chucky has John Waters in it. That automatically makes it the best sequel.
Agreed, 99% of Chucky fans hate Seed for a good reason it pretty much sucked lol.
@@MKF30 Seed is trying really hard to be funny but it just doesn't work. Ngl, Chucky and Tiffany being "parents" who have a gender confused child and struggle with killing like it's an addiction sounds p funny on paper, wish I could tell you why it isn't on screen
Dude I agree, Seed sucked! I needed a giant tube of brain Bleach after I saw the scene with the turkey baster.
Grown ass chicago gulag, what was that?? 😭😭😂 i fear she will never not be iconic
"You're gonna Sylvia Plath his ass?" I'm done.
This movie ruined my childhood because I had a “My Buddy” doll in the 80s/90s. Me and Buddy hit a rough patch after I saw this film 😩🤣 Also, Chucky has the strength of a man in doll form which makes him extra terrifying. The sequels aren’t good but “Bride of Chucky” with Jennifer Tily is worth a watch.
I am still SICK at the realization that these were real dolls already placed in households though-out the nation 💀💀💀 I thought it was made up for the movie
I actually threw my "my buddy" in the trash and I broke my cousins teddy ruxben after I saw Childs play. 😂😂😂 which sucks because now they're being sold online for thousands of dollars😂
You picked the perfect horror movie. Chucky gave a whole new meaning to scary doll. And Alex Vincent killed it with that acting. Six years and he could act better than many adults.
I think Alanda is too harsh and unfair on Andy's mom. She did her best to protect her son, even got him away from the cops trying to interrogate him.
There is no such thing as a living doll until Chucky came into play in that world. Of course she would want Andy to stop using the doll excuse so he doesn't go mentally insane. That's why she checks on Andy's well being on the way to school that he isn't being crazy and thinking a doll is alive. She's trying to prevent the first steps to her son becoming a mentally insane patient.
Andy's mom handled it as well as she could for someone who lives in a world where living dolls are suppose to be ridiculous and unrealistic. Just screaming at Chucky when she still had no evidence he was alive is something 95% of parents would never even try because it's ridiculous and yet she tried it. She banked on the chance that this would turn her mentally insane if she was wrong.
Fun fact: Chris Sarandon (Detective Mike) also provides Jack Skellington's speaking voice in The Nightmare Before Christmas. Anyways, I hope you continue with this franchise and maybe the TV show later on. Your commentary would be amazing!
and Aunt Maggie was Marty in Grease.
Brad Dourif, who played Charles Lee Ray & Chucky's voice in these series of movies, also played Billy Bibbit (the one who stutters) in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" with Jack Nicholson.
I was born in 1978. And it is true. We used tables and chairs to get to the counter or on top of the refrigerator to reach the cereal and fix our own breakfast. My mother was usually asleep during Saturday Morning Cartoon time, so I had to improvise. lol!
"Doing alley deals with upstairs attitude"... poetry! For my money, 2´s good, 3´s awful, 4´s great, 5´s awful, 6 and 7 are OK, but especially worth it for the post-credits scenes, and the series is OK. I personally like the remake too, but I´m in a huuuge minority, plus it´s not needed for all of this.
Story time!
This movie has a special place in my heart. I saw it when I was 8. My parents let me an my sister watch horror movies from a young age.
And then the other neighborhood kids found out I had seen it and asked me what it was like.
So I sat this little group of 5-year-olds down and told them the events of this entire movie IN DETAIL.
Hooooooooooboy, the next. DAY: My parents call me into the living room to tell me my story had kept every single last one of those kids up all night crying. My simple explanation was: They asked me to. It must have been a legit enough reason, because they just went on to say never do it again, because not all kids are allowed to watch scary movies.
Thank you. 😊
And Andy is now 40 something still at war with Chucky and still "NOTHING BETTER HAPPPEN TO THAT SWEET BABY!"🤣
Imagine being named Andy like me and watching this as a 5 year old. Literally anytime i would even see chucky i would burst out crying as a kid lmao.
Andy Barclay is the cutest kid. In a world of Esther's, Samara's, and Damian's always be an Andy
Your comment about having Andy locked up like Sarah Connor had me rolling. Great reaction 😂
FINALLY LMAO. This is one of my fave childhood movies tbh. I wouldn’t say it fucked me up but since I’ve been watching horror movies since I was 3, but my mind constantly plays tricks on me and I can’t sleep in total darkness so… ionkno maybe horror movies messed me up more than I think lmao
SAME 😭
Damn the Child Actor playing Andy really knows how to act cute , sad and scared...on the side note I recommend Fright Night the fine Detective is in it.
I have become obsessed with this channel recently and got so excited when I saw Childs Play was your next reaction!
"don't be trying to do alley deals with an upstairs attitude" lmao! took me tf out
These movies traumatized the hell out of me. I love Chucky. He, as a character, and Brad Dourif's performance...just *chefs kiss*
Also in the later movies we get a pretty great final girl that I feel like you will love, Alanda!
"You're going to Sylvia Plath his ass?!" Hilarious. Wonderful reaction as always.
Another absolute Classic . Your going to love this series the more it goes on .
Bride of chucky and seed of chucky are some of my absolute favourite popcorn 🍿 flicks.
As always , keep it up Gurl
Loved this reaction so much .
Thanks for brightening My day as you always do 😊
Also- the child actor was like 5, he did a really good job.
“ Why didn’t you use your magic to escape the bullet?” - You sound like a little kid! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
The doll is at least somewhat based on the dolls that were really popular when I was a kid cuz I was 7 when this movie came out they're at least loosely based on the My Buddy doll and they had a girl version called kid sister my buddy was a brown haired blue-eyed boy in overalls and kids sister was a blonde I believe blue-eyed girl in overalls I believe and yeah I don't recall if they were able to talk or not but yeah they definitely looked a lot like Chucky
There's a film thats old but psychologically traumatising 🤣
The Entity.
It's also based on a true story. So maybe watch with a friend lol
@Lokie Thunder its horrible. And it must be even worse for women to watch 🙈
And to think it followed her whenever she moved. So it wasn't attached to the house. It was her
"That's Annie Camden!" made me spit out my drink 😂
I was around Andy’s age when I was forced to watch it by older cousin. I’ve been traumatized my WHOLE life! I still have Chucky nightmares. 😂😂😂
Even though Chucky possessed his soul into the doll, he still has the strength of a man.
When the batteries fall out, it gives me chills everytime
"don't be trying to do alley deals with an upstairs attitude" had me rolling
Alanda your commentary is so fricken hilarious!! Best reaction channel!! HANDS DOWN!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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"Chucky is a doll!" gives me the feels of when Elmo said "ROCCO'S A ROCK"
10:33 - "Detective Cutie Face" - I believe that was the film's original title.
26:07 - "Detective Idiot" - Another alternate title, I believe.
Every time you say wizardry I cackle. Girl he didn’t learn none of that from Hogwarts. That’s that dark dark magic 😂😂😂
10:17 It absolutely devastates me how adorable Andy is and on this night, this is literally just after his Aunt was murdered 😢🥺
The imagery of chucky taking the bus lmbooo 😭😭 so many quotables in this vid, “put his lil finger tips in the fire and see if he reacts”, “you letting this doll whoop yo ass”, “not my couch eee!!… well looks like a micro fiber couch it’s not rlly catching the flame” you be having me screaming 😭🤣 I be cracking up right along w you
LETS GOOO it’s the Chucky franchise
The cop in this movie (Chris Sarandon) was also in another 80's horror classic, FRIGHT NIGHT. Highly recommend.
I accidentally got my nephew obsessed with this movie when he was 3 or 4 😆 He was napping and I went to another room to watch, but he woke up and decided to join me 😬 After that he always wanted to watch Chucky! Until he had a nightmare about him, that is. That killed it. I never meant to start it, though! I don't know how he feels now (at 18), but for the longest time he hated everything considered scary and even refused to go into Halloween stores to look for a costume. Too scary 😞 Admittedly, I didn't like scary things when I was little either. Except for Gremlins. I loved them!
I was scared SHITLESS of Chucky as a kid just from the cover at Blockbuster and some kid at school telling me about him. I literally showered with one eye open because I was so scared. Now twenty or so years later, the Child’s Play franchise is my favorite horror franchise. The creator of Chucky, Don Mancini, is a gay man and the franchise is undeniably queer which means so so so much to me especially watching the new tv series. The Child’s Play/Chucky series has a fascinating trajectory that embraces the ridiculousness and is always reinventing itself. Bride of Chucky is my absolute favorite so I really hope you continue with these movies and cover that one. The TV series is fantastic, a critical success, and I think you’ll enjoy it. I love your reactions and your commentary so so much! Thank you for making me smile! ❤️
I remember when this came out in college. The studio released it after Halloween thinking it would only play in theatres two weeks and the word of mouth made it a big hit, especially over Thanksgiving. Smart and funny and scary. The three elements needed for a good horror thriller. Speaking of voodoo, watch The Serpent and the Rainbow as it will completely freak you out but in a good way.
I’m gen z but this makes me nostalgic cuz there was always that one kid in elementary who was ! terrified ! of chucky 💀💀