Synopsis
This time around, Chucky and his homicidal honey, Tiffany, are brought back to life by their orphan offspring, Glen. Then the horror goes Hollywood as Chucky unleashes his own brand of murderous mayhem!
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Cast
- Brad DourifChucky (voice)
- Jennifer TillyTiffany (voice) / Jennifer Tilly
- Billy BoydGlen / Glenda (voice)
- RedmanRedman
- Hannah SpearrittJoan
- John WatersPete Peters
- Keith-Lee CastlePsychs
- Steve WestStan
- Tony GardnerTony Gardner
- Jason FlemyngSanta
Recommendations
- 60
Film Threat
Recommended for the toothsome Jennifer Tilly, the manic Billy Boyd, some inventive deaths, some inspired gore, and one frankly hilarious scene involving Tilly and a decapitated corpse. - 50
The Hollywood Reporter
Does possess some eccentric moments of high camp humor. But other than that, this low-concept slasher/horror film suffers from creaky direction, a tatty story line, and -- even worse, considering the genre -- a lack of suspense and shocks. - 50
New York Daily News
Horror fans will be appalled by the frivolity of the beheadings, amputations and blunt-force trauma. But when Tilly, complaining about all the good roles going to Julia Roberts, says she could have played Erin Brockovich and done it without the Wonderbra, you know you're into something almost inspired. - 50
The New York Times
Most of the humor falls flat. One of the film's little joys is John Waters in a small part as a sleazy photographer who ends up having his face melted off with sulfuric acid. - 50
Chicago Sun-Times
Actually two movies, one wretched, the other funny. The funny one involves the Jennifer Tilly scenes. - 50
The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
This movie is about the opposite of political correctness. It's about rooting for the bad guy and the black ending, and shouting at the screen whenever you feel like it. If you like that sort of thing, go see it. If you don't, then don't. - 40
TV Guide Magazine
In the end it's simply another Chucky movie -- whether that's a recommendation or a warning is entirely up to you. - 40
Variety
Simply isn't funny or frightening enough to expand its appeal beyond core fan base.
