Chucky is back, but then again, Chucky never really left. The killer doll from the Child’s Play movies has somehow managed to make it all the way through the reboot boom of the 21st century without hitting the reset button, and he’s now embarking on his sixth official sequel, Cult of Chucky. And while the latest film doesn’t reach the madcap heights of Bride of Chucky or the creepy depths of Curse of Chucky, it’s still a worthy addition to the series.
It’s been a few years since Curse of Chucky, and the film’s hero, Nica (Fiona Dourif), has been institutionalized because she said a doll killed her whole family. Now Nica thinks she’s the real murderer, and she’s been convinced that evil toys aren’t real. But after her psychiatrist introduces a suspiciously familiar “Good Guy” doll into her group therapy sessions, everyone at the institution starts behaving strangely -- or more strangely than usual -- and the dead bodies soon start piling up.
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It’s been a few years since Curse of Chucky, and the film’s hero, Nica (Fiona Dourif), has been institutionalized because she said a doll killed her whole family. Now Nica thinks she’s the real murderer, and she’s been convinced that evil toys aren’t real. But after her psychiatrist introduces a suspiciously familiar “Good Guy” doll into her group therapy sessions, everyone at the institution starts behaving strangely -- or more strangely than usual -- and the dead bodies soon start piling up.
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