Wow! That sounds ridiculous I have to see it! 'When the guy's guts hit the ground, you can actually see the steam because the floor is cold!' I remember the article proclaiming. I remember reading an article in Fangoria or Empire or some other old media magazine about how good it was going to be with all these elaborate kills. Even without having seen the previous 3 movies I was able to follow the plot of 'Bride' but, come on, it's not like a movie with a killer doll needs an elaborate backstory.Ī few years later 'Seed Of Chucky' came out and I was stoked. I forced my (at the time) girlfriend to take me because she was a manager of the theater and that way I could get in for free. The first Child's Play movie I saw was 'Bride Of Chucky,' which I actually saw at the theater opening night.

I've been a late-comer to the Child's Play series (and horror movies in general, if you can believe that.). It is the ultimate 'Slumber Party' franchise and the one parents should know better than to let their kids watch. Yet this franchise has continued on for nearly 15 years even though the audience shouldn't even be watching these movies. So you have this weird cycle: the only people who find Chucky scary are kids or grown-ups who were scared by Chucky as kids.

Well, some do, but it's usually because they saw a killer doll movie as a child. Adults don't find the idea of a killer doll scary. The Child's Play series has always been an odd duck of a horror franchise in the sense that it is a series of rated R movies made for an audience of children.

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