Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Peereddi I was totally surprised at how great this film.You could feel your paranoia rise as the film went on and as you gradually learned the details of the real situation.

Quiet Muffin This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

swilliky Chucky (Brad Dourif) returns for a new horror in the sequel to the frightening classic original. Andy Barclay (Alex Vincent) has been put in foster care as the original story proved too crazy for the authorities. The toy company tries to cover up a PR nightmare by finding out what happened, rebuilding the Chucky doll in the process from the remaining eye. The evil killer takes his first victim by electrocuting a dollmaker. Andy is fostered by Joanne (Jenny Agutter) and Phil Simpson (Gerrit Graham). He still has terrible trauma and the sight of a Good Guy doll terrifies him. Chucky murders the toy company executive Mattson (Greg Germann) and discovers where Andy lives.Chucky destroys another Good Guy doll and replaces it with himself but he causes trouble for the two foster kids. Andy bonds with Kyle (Christine Elise), a young woman about to be out of the Simpson's foster care in a year, over their shared punishment. Chucky ties up Andy at night and attempts to take his soul but Kyle sneaks back in through his window interrupting the ritual. Phil is angry about the troublesome behavior and throws the doll in the basement. The evil killer sneaks onto the school bus the next day and messes with Andy's assignment. Andy's teacher Miss Kettlewell (Beth Grant) punishes Andy and locks him in the classroom. She throws the Chucky doll in the closet before she leaves. Andy escapes out the window before Chucky can break out. Check out more of this review and others at swilliky.com

punishmentpark This follow-up to the somewhat legendary cult film 'Child's play' still works pretty good as well. The story moves on where the last one ended, but unfortunately Catherine Hicks is no longer in the picture. Instead, there is a foster family with the best of intentions, but also a lot of doubts, who take poor Andy in. But Chucky is coming...soon!Christine Elise may be a sort of substitute for Hicks' part, being another (teen) child being taken in by the family. Chucky chases the children up and down the city again, and some horror scenes are pretty cool, with a fun finale in the toy factory.Good fun was had by all, once again. 7 out of 10.

GL84 Recreated into a new doll-form, Chucky resumes his quest to steal Andy's soul who's now living with a foster family and has to convince them to believe him in order to stop his rampage to get to Andy.This one was quite the enjoyable and highly entertaining sequel. What really works here is pretty much a lot of what worked in the original in being reliant on whether the doll is alive or not, managing to some pretty fun times here in keeping the truth hidden quite a long time here. Not only does this one have the trauma inflicted from the original, but there's a lot of retread here in the first half of copying tactics where he does something that ends up framing the kid for what happened, making for some rather decent times with the broken statue, his teacher at school and finally the incident in his bedroom where he's found tied-up with Chucky and no possible way he did it to himself which makes the eventual stumbling across it quite nicely done here. While none of these have the power of the original, they give this a solid- enough start here that when this one turns into a slasher there's some great parts already on display with this one. Starting with the teacher in her classroom and the father in the basement, there's some great stalking scene that make this one quite fun as the kidnapping from the orphanage and resulting car chase to rescue him leads into the grand final half. The utterly freaky stalking in the factory upon hundreds of boxes of dolls, the various stalking around the conveyor belts s they barely manage to escape him each time, the fine kills and lastly the triple-stacked measures needed to finally put him down give this one plenty of action, some nice suspense when necessary and a bit of cheese to make this one interesting enough that it's not all that stale throughout. These here are good enough even with a few minor problems. The main one is that it tends to feel very much like the original as it plays with the same overall set-up, just not quite as powerful at doing so. The other factor against this one is the rather noticeable lack of kills here in the first half as it keeps the truth hidden away during this time so it keeps the body count a little undervalued in this section. Beyond these small facets, there's a lot to like here.Rated R: Graphic Violence, Graphic Language, children-in-jeopardy and underage drug use.

jacobjohntaylor1 This is scarier then want a lot people would give it credit for. It scarier then the first child's play movie. It is very intense. Child's play is is scarier. But still this one of the scariest movies made before 1991. This movie has a great story line. It also has great acting. It also has great special effects. If you do not get scared of this movie then no movie will scary you. If you scared by Silence of the lambs or The Grudge or Child's play or The Cures of C.h.u.c.k.y then this movie should freak you out. This movie is a true horror classic. If you like really scary movie then you need to see this movie. This movie is a must see.