seed of chucky movie review - Aussieboyreviews
HOW CRUDELY BLOODY IS CHUCKY’S FAMILY IN SEED OF CHUCKY?
There’s gore, humour and an addition to the killer dolls… A ‘nice’ addition. Seed of Chucky is another Child’s Play horror-comedy fore teens and adults.
Storyline
Glen, the gender-confused daughter of Chucky and Tiffany, visits Hollywood after learning that a movie is being filmed on the life of his dead parents. He soon resurrects them to get to know them better, but they eventually succumb to murder.
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Movie details
Director: Don Mancini
Cast: Brad Dourif, Jennifer Tilly, Billy Boyd, Redman, Hannah Spearritt
Writer: Don Mancini
Release Date (Australia): 3 February 2005
Runtime: 86 minutes/1h 26m
Genre: Comedy, Horror, Fantasy
Country: USA
Language: English
CONTENT GUIDE (WARNING: MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS)
The film contains thematic elements in the form of crude humour, depictions of murder and supernatural themes.
The film contains gory depictions of decapitations, stabbings and disembowelment that feature accompanying spurts of blood and large amounts of blood detail.
Includes use of the words “hell”, “bitch”, “s**t” and “f**k”.
The film features brief verbal references to drug addiction.
There are brief depictions of a woman’s breasts.
The film features crude sexualised humour including sexual innuendo, as well as crude depictions of fantasy characters masturbating and semen.
mpaa rating
R (for strong horror violence/gore, sexual content and language)
Aussie boy's thoughts
Child’s Play began as a horror franchise relating to a killer doll targeting a young boy, but 4 films later, Chucky has become a total joke. Don Mancini has written and directed his popular horror villain towards the aspect of darkly unfunny comedy. Although Seed is surprisingly a lot better than Bride, the ‘fun’ has just completely taken over the horror Chucky.
Alike Bride of Chucky, there’s sexual content and crude humour. What do you get when you mix sexual content and crude humour? The answer: A doll-baby! This instalment welcomes an uninteresting, unlikeable and an annoying new addition to Chucky’s family. The voice-acting can’t save the dumb attitude.
However, Seed of Chucky does improve with the fun and pace. It’s not completely boring and utterly unfunny, despite that it’s a stupid and silly horror-comedy meant for nothing to do with serious fans. There’s still the gore and surprises, but being a completely seperate film probably would’ve given it more appreciation. Instead of taking Chucky from the horror genre, which is still creative to give him his own family, why not start with a completely new comedy? Something just like Seed of Chucky, but without using the Child’s Play characters.
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