When Chucky learns the longer he's in doll form, the more humanistic his facial features become, his only hope is to transfer his soul into Andy's. Two years after the events of Child's Play ...

1988's Child's Play started out as a script called Batteries Not Included by writer Don Mancini, which was later retitled Blood Buddy. The initial concept was that a boy named Andy was given a ...

Wisely, Child’s Play 2 imbues its sequel setting with the kind of logic most horror movies evade. Karen, having backed up Andy’s claims about Chucky, is institutionalized off-screen.

Karen Barclay (Catherine Hicks) purchases the doll for her son, Andy (Alex Vincent), who struggles to convince people of the doll's true nature. Child's Play 2 takes us to October 1990 ...

Not much. In "Child's Play 2," Karen has been committed to a mental hospital and Andy is in foster care. A series of sequels, some direct, some remakes, continue to comment on gender roles and ...

However, if there is one thing that truly frightens me the most about Child’s Play, it is all the ways that Andy’s life is put in jeopardy throughout the film. Seeing the six-year-old skip ...

As for Sarandon, he’s cool and firm and pragmatic, even once Andy’s doll is proven to be the one behind it all. By my unofficial count Child’s Play has had over a dozen home video releases ...

Alex Vincent rose to fame as Andy Barclay, the adorable young lead of the original Child's Play, and though he returned for Child's Play 2 in 1990, the filmmakers decided to cast an older teenage ...

Holland had another idea for the ending of Child's Play that proved unfeasible. "My plan was for little Andy to fight Chucky using his toys, using his remote-controlled car and tractor and things ...