Customer Ratings & Reviews

I saw child’s play when I was a little kid and I grew up with it for many many years. The trilogy is just a great way to finish the franchise. Bride of chucky was still cool but it kinda lost the horror, from then on the franchise became a mess and a joke, when this one got announced after the atrocious curse of chucky I didn’t really care about it. After it came out on Netflix and I saw it I was actually shocked that it was descent to watch! It’s got a lot of bad stuff but it’s funny in a way that it makes you forget. You can tell some scenes are heavy on CGI as for the doll itself was so out of proportion at times, you can see on scenes that the arms are longer than his legs when he’s bending them. This movie is an all round fun of a mess. It is good to watch I just bought it to add to my collection

Not what I was expecting at all. I was a big fan of the first one in '88 and some of the sequels. I like Don Manicini and have seen the interviews he's given on Chucky, behind the scenes, etc. and have always enjoyed them. I'm a big fan of bringing back original characters in film sequels and having Alex Vincent back as Andy was great. Only wish Catherine Hicks and Chris Sarandon were in it too. Don't want to give away all the details but I'll say I was pleasantly surprised. They all did a good job with their parts and the special effects & story were good as well.

I've always seen the Child's Play movies as comedies and this one is no exception. Absolutely hysterical, only downfall is you kinda need to see the one before it to know whats going on, and I hadnt so i feel like i missed out.

As a fan of all of the previous Chucky movies, I must say that I also liked this one reasonably well. It was nice to see the actor who played Andy in the original film return for this one.

What a great way to bring back Chucky after the poor Seed of Chuck film. Great film to follow Curse of Chucky.

I’m surprised this franchise has come back from the grave. Overall, it was entertaining.

Very cool movie! Definitely keeps the franchise going strong!!

Movie was solid and came in great condition! Definitely recommend!

For all you Chucky fans this one will have you guessing but it is starting to show its age I wish Hollywood would start coming up with more fresh stories characters instead they keep on rehashing the same for tire Chucky pick this one up today if you are a true die-hard Chucky fan

this was a good addition to the series for fans that follow it.

Typical Chucky movie. Story line is ok but Chucky is funny as usual!

It was okay movie not that scary at all but still big fan of chucky

Not a bad continuation of the series Chucky Still Got The Touch.

It's a good movie. An interesting part of the Child's Play series.

I love all Chucky movies so this was a must add to my collection

I don't even recall the last Chucky movie. I think it was "Curse..." but that tells you how memorable it was. This movie clearly has some really bad flaws/holes. (Why is the female nurse always there and so skimpily dressed? Oh that's not really a hole but I still asked myself that when I watched it). I loved the look of the film. It's a lot of black and gray with punches of color here and there. If I had to go for production set design this would get a 6th star. Without giving anything away (going back to holes) ask yourself 'were did the key card go'? near the end of the movie. It's really fun that the protagonist is actually Brad Dourif daughter. She looks so much like him it's kind of creepy in a cool way. It's not the original Child's Play but I think it's the best of the sequels even with it's flaws/holes.

This was a good movie. Love this franchise. Very scary.

I picked this up for a great price. Awesome for chucky fans

cult of chucky is very fun to watch. its entertaining throughout.im glad i got this cause it includes a slip on cover which is exclusive to best buy.

Very interesting horror movie about a child’s doll made to be a boy’s best friend named Chucky. He’s not the kind of friend you want to play with kids.