Brad Dourif
Chucky (voice)
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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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| Release Date | 2004-11-12 |
|---|---|
| Runtime | 1h 28m |
| Directors | Don Mancini, Vernon Layton, Guy J. Louthan, Fotea Alex, Tudor Cotovelea |
| Producers | David Kirschner, Corey Sienega, Laura Moskowitz, Guy J. Louthan, Vlad Păunescu |
| Writers | Don Mancini, Don Mancini |
A couple of the Child's Play movies delve into the comedy genre, but Seed of Chucky is the only one that leans into it fully. It's not a funny horror film, it's a comedy with some blood in it. Where the past two movies dip their toe into comedy, Seed of Chucky is a comedy, and that complete dedication to a genre pays off. It's not great, but it works.
Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go.
— Gimly
Chucky has gone to seed!
It would be pure folly to have expected Seed of Chucky to be a brilliant entry in the Chucky franchise, the big-wigs pulling the financial strings behind the scenes clearly had no idea what had made the series popular in horror circles in the first place.
Bride of Chucky (part 4 for anyone counting) was bold and it worked, it managed to be that rare old thing of a horror film able to marry up horror and comedy for good entertainment purpose. Unfortunately everything about Seed of Chucky is lazy and weak. There is no story of substance here, it is neither funny or scary, the parody and self awareness the makers go for runs out of steam after 15 minutes! When the writers are reduced to a masturbation sequence to get their meta kicks then you know there's problems. 3/10, and that is purely for Jennifer Tilly and her delightful way of not taking herself seriously.
— John Chard
Really crazy and weird movie. Their kid was nothing like them. It would have been better with the kid being a killer too. It was pretty hilarious though.
— Andre Gonzales