Only then can the family become truly normal.sort of. However, for “Shitface,” (finally given a more appropriate name, Glen) the only way out is for Chucky to artificially inseminate Tilly. This time around, the chosen vessels for their souls are actress Jennifer Tilly and rapper/deodorant spokesperson Redman. But like every entry before it, they yearn to take human form and escape their plastic prisons.
The family then comes together by tearing others apart.
When he learns of his parents’ existence, courtesy of “Access Hollywood” (I guess they can be informative), “Shitface” escapes his captor and heads to Hollywood to resurrect his parents, now on the set of a movie based on the dolls’ supposed killing spree. We follow “Shitface” (voiced by Billy Boyd) as he comes to grips with being an orphan. Having been found in a graveyard in New Jersey, their child is adopted by a skuzzy would-be English ventriloquist, and is given an unflattering name. "Bride of Chucky" moved the franchise into full-on horror-comedy, and it was a successful reinvention that fans still enjoy today, whether they're watching it for the first or fifteenth time.Bride of Chucky left us a gratuitously clichéd cliffhanger ending, with the spawn of Chucky (voiced by Brad Dourif) and Tiffany (voiced by Jennifer Tilly) attacking an unsuspecting police chief in the film’s final shot. After "Scream" made slashers safe for meta-commentary, Chucky creator Don Mancini and producer David Kirschner consciously (according to the New York Times) reinvented the character with an ironic '90s style. In the seven-year gap between "Child's Play 3" and "Bride of Chucky," Wes Craven's "Scream" came out and changed the horror genre, adding a self-referential sense of humor to the rules of the slasher format.Ĭhucky had always been kind of a silly character - he's a two-foot-tall toy who kills people between wisecracks - but originally he was played more for scares than laughs. The first movie, "Child's Play," came out in 1988 at the end of the '80s slasher wave, and earned sequels in 19. "Bride of Chucky" is the fourth film in the horror franchise about Chucky, the homicidal doll possessed by the evil spirit of a serial killer. It's fun to watch movies from 10-plus years ago and think about how they either prove or disprove the statement "they don't make movies like this anymore." One such movie currently on Netflix is 1998's "Bride of Chucky," which is literally a kind of movie they still make - a "Child's Play" remake came out in 2019 - while simultaneously being a movie that could have only existed in the slasher revival boom of the late '90s. We love when Netflix puts horror movies from past cinematic eras on the platform.
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