Your Favorite "Chucky" Movie

[DisneyFreak5282]

I've recently watched the Child's Play / Chucky movies and I gotta say, I LOVE how they combined horror and comedy together, my 2 favorite movie genres! I figured I'd see what everyone else on here thinks, and see which movie everyone else likes.

[Chernabog_Rocks]

I like the first two the best out of the series, Look Who's Stalking and Bride of Chucky were good but not as good. I rather dislike the Seed of Chucky easily one of my least favorite horror movies.

[rexcrk]

Honestly I gotta say Bride of Chucky. I recently watched all of them a couple years ago and liked that one the best.

For me the order goes:

-Bride of Chucky
-Child's Play
-Seed of Chucky
-Child's Play 2



-Child's Play 3

[PixarFan2006]

I guess the first one since it's the only one I have seen in its entirety. I have only seen bits and pieces of Childs Play 2, 3 and Bride of Chucky.

[Siren]

Honestly I gotta say Bride of Chucky. I recently watched all of them a couple years ago and liked that one the best.

For me the order goes:

-Bride of Chucky
-Child's Play
-Seed of Chucky
-Child's Play 2



-Child's Play 3

x2! My list is exactly the same Bride of Chucky is one of those few occasions when the sequel is better than the original. It could have been VERY BAD too. Adding a female doll, the actors they cast...when I heard of it, I thought they just killed Chucky for good. But it was the perfect amount of humor and horror. I always found the first one to be funny, sometimes unintentional funny and I think that's how Bride of Chucky got the ball rolling. They turned it into a horror/comedy that works. You actually root for the bad guys. And when they started fighting, omg, I loved it. Like I said, that could have been a terrible disaster, but they did a fantastic job.

Seed of Chucky took me 2-3 viewings to really like it. Not that I disliked it, I was just puzzled and weirded out by it. It was like suddenly Ed Wood was back and directing that film. It was a very weird movie, but after a few viewings, I really did enjoy it. It was just getting past that awkward stage.

[DisneyFreak5282]

20 years ago on this day, the original Child's Play was released, and 18 years ago today Child's Play 2 was released. Happy birthday, Chucky!

[memnv]

not really a big fan but I would say the first

[Mickeyfan1990]

I like all 5 of them. But the first one is really the best!

[Siren]

I met Brad Dourif at Mega-Con a couple of years ago...all I can say is, I rather have met a living, breathing Chucky because he actually scared me. I don't scare easy. But he creeped me out. Like if I saw him on the street walking towards me, I would cross the street to continue walking on the other side. He was tall and he looked like a real serial killer. I am 29, I was too damn creeped out to go near him!

[Lazario]

I got to go with Bride of Chucky.

The original is... well... a very effective thriller of a horror film. But the stakes weren't very high. Ever since Slant Magazine mentioned that the original film was very different from what writer Don Mancini envisioned it to be, I can't stop thinking about how compromised the original film is. And I mean as a horror film. The low-stakes thing. I enjoy watching it the same way I enjoy watching a lot of horror movies, just because people are being killed and find themselves in suspenseful situations.

Bride of Chucky, however, is truly all-that-it-can-be. Regardless of how unserious that is, it's still so darn intelligent.