Well, the possessed doll is back, and this time, he's got a new face and it's much better animated.
This installment has a little bit better feel to it than the first. Perhaps it's because we, as an audience, are more comfortable with the concept of a killer doll with foul language, and a little boy who is a gutsy unwilling victim. Also, while the first one was campy, the second has some seriously funny moments. However, the camp is still quite prevalent.
But, as the human soul is indestructible, so is Chucky. It's the soul of Charles Lee Ray, which animates him, after all, and until they figure out how to destroy a soul, we're going to be "blessed" with Chucky movies.
7.2/10 from...
the Fiend :.
This installment has a little bit better feel to it than the first. Perhaps it's because we, as an audience, are more comfortable with the concept of a killer doll with foul language, and a little boy who is a gutsy unwilling victim. Also, while the first one was campy, the second has some seriously funny moments. However, the camp is still quite prevalent.
But, as the human soul is indestructible, so is Chucky. It's the soul of Charles Lee Ray, which animates him, after all, and until they figure out how to destroy a soul, we're going to be "blessed" with Chucky movies.
7.2/10 from...
the Fiend :.