He's still kickin! If you like childhood trauma that keeps resurfacing in the form of a demonic doll, then you'll love this full movie reaction to Child's Play 3!
You know the weird thing? This is the last time the Child's Play movies will be ANYTHING close to normal... Get ready for the rollercoaster to get to the top and DOWN WE GO INTO ABJECT MADNESS, BABY!
Eh I would say they are still moving towards the top, but once Seed hits its a dramatic drop. In fact the roller coaster jumps off the rails after Bride.
The "rules" of Chucky's curse are pretty arbitrary, especially starting with the next one. That said, Chucky did not get a *new* body in Child's Play 2. The people at the toy company retrieve the original Chucky and restore him -- although new rubber skin and pieces are used, there's still some of the original Chucky in there. Since the blood gets dribbled into the machine in this one, he actually does get a brand-new body.
I don’t know if anyone thought of this but I always took child’s play 2 as both chucky misstepping and revenge movie. I say this because I believe he could of gotten into grace Poole because of telling her of his real name. The new body he had by them fixing him up in the beginning. The revenge part was him fixating on finding Andy because of what he did to him in part one so he wasn’t thinking the rules reset. Just a head theory I have always had
I love how much you appreciate this as a campy horror series! Like girl we're here for killer doll shenanigans, Jennifer Tilly, Jennifer Tilly's boobs, & Chucky's maniacal laughter lol
1:39 There's a theory that Chucky's head being blown up at the end of 2 didn't kill him but the molten plastic Andy poured on him left him unable to move or do anything explaining why he screams after being rebuilt here.
Child's Play 3 holds a special place in the series for me because even though the movie and pacing seems rushed, this was a story about Andy's redemption and becoming a young adult in the process. Funny thing is that I don't remember much after Child's Play 3 tbh so I can't wait until you react to the later films as well lol.
Trivia: The box office disappointment of this movie (it made only $20.5 million on a $13 million budget) is the reason why there was not another Chucky movie for seven years, until Bride of Chucky (1998). Great reaction, Alanda! Can't wait for you to see the next films!
Let's go for Bride of Chucky! A favorite of mine. Jennifer Tilly is to die for 😍. Everything about her is iconic. For one of her best performances- The Wachowski's first movie, Bound.
Bound is absolutely essential. Especially if she's going to watch Seed, which has some Bound jokes in it. I requested it on the Patreon on another channel. That reactor feels that it's probably "too hot for RU-vid," but I think it could go up, since most of the really explicit stuff is upfront.
This was probably the Child's Play movie I watched the most as a kid. 😂 The first one I watched when I was too young and it traumatized me, so by the time this was released, I'm sure I was ready to jump back into Chucky's world.
@@nuknuknuk111 I think it got lots of play on USA channel and SciFi because it could get clipped down from R to pg13. Meanwhile the full R would still play on either hbo/max/showtime.
This movie is so underrated I always have a fun time with this movie it has the best opening with the blood plastic and the best death of chucky by getting cut into little pieces
Respect ✊🏾 to my man who jumped on that grenade to save the squad. “Chucky’s gonna be a bro.”😂 Damn I hope you head back to Crystal Lake to see what Jason and friends are up to. Root for Ginny, my favorite final girl.
I was literally in the middle of another reaction and instantly stopped it once I saw this notification lol, we prioritize Alanda reactions around these parts🙌🏿🤣🙌🏿 Also cant wait for the Bride reaction, it's my personal favorite of the franchise not counting the series
When I was a little kid, Chucky scared me more than anything else. I actually remember forcing myself to watch this one to teach me how not to be afraid and it worked 🙃
I remember my mums friend from years ago had a Chucky doll, I was around 9 years old and fully in love with horrors by this point & we were at their house for the weekend as they lived in another town. I didn’t know she had it and was sat watching one of the chucky movies while everyone was in the kitchen, all I heard was ‘hi I’m chucky, wanna play’ turned round and saw the chucky doll on a chair behind me, I was so excited because i didn’t know they made the dolls in real life, everyone expected me to be scared but me and my newest pal chucky sat and watched his film together 😂 now I’ve realised I need a chucky doll of my own 😂
I remember this used to get aired on the USA network (I think) all the time when I was a little kid. I've probably seen it in whole or in part at least 5-6 times. Even when I was a kid I also wondered if Chucky's blood would make multiple copies of him. Also, I always wondered why a military boarding school would have live grenades. I always thought that Chucky getting his face sliced off was gross but so cool.
Yeah if you watch the new tv series he gets a kid to kill someone and it unlocks him being able to exist in multiple dolls at once its a whole damn army
@@deejones9833 i dont like the logic behind multiple chuckys in the tv series. I like more what don mancini originally planned with blood. Sorry for my enhlish
You should check out the posters for the rebooted Child’s Play! It was released the same day as Toy Story 4 - and Chucky’s victims in the posters are the toy story characters we’ve come to love and recognize. So twisted but I love the marketing lol
fun fact: Chucky bled in the beginning because he never died. they never destroyed the heart, so he was essentially a deaf and blind living statue for a decade
Within a minute of this video posting, I was already speed clicking that play button. Another fabulous reaction Alanda, please keep’em coming. Also, you’re a queen. Just in case the rest weren’t already aware. ☺️💕
@@freddyvoorhees4293 yup yup mmhm mmhm all of that lol.....I feel like that needs to be her into with flashes of her smile/laugh in her best hair looks 😂
Glad you're enjoying this franchise so much! This 3rd movie was probably my least favorite of the whole franchise but it's still fun. Oh and since you said you weren't sure how many are left, there's 7 movies. So now you just have 4 movies left! Bride of Chucky, Seed of Chucky, Curse of Chucky, and then Cult of Chucky. In that order. Then after all that is the TV series just called Chucky. Enjoy! Can't wait for your reactions!
@@AlandaParker Yep, and same people have been involved since the beginning, especially the creator of Chucky (he wrote all the movies), and the voice of Chucky. It's like a big family with how many people stay involved with this franchise.
The barber was the bad guy, "The Scorpio Killer." in the first Dirty Harry movie starring Clint Eastwood. "Do ya feel lucky Punk? Well, do ya... Punk?"
Alanda Parker , Did you know that the Boy who plays Tyler is Jeremy Sylvers ? Jeremy Sylvers is the son of the Late Edmund Sylvers, who was the lead singer for the R&B family singing group, THE SYLVERS. Think about that the next time you hear the song, "Boogie fever".
Behind the scene, a fact about Child's Play 3 --->The late great John Ritter was originally set to play a security guard in the Good Guy Dolls factory at the beginning of the film. The sequence would have entailed a group of kids breaking into the factory, where Ritter's character would then spook them with the myth of Chucky.
I'm so happy you reacted to this! I know it's not everyone's favorite one in the Child's Play franchise, but I grew up watching this one the most out of all of them so it holds a special place in my heart sjdflkd I always feel sad for the guy who died inside the garbage truck. Also, girl!! you look stunning as always
This was my 1st child's play, so i def have nostalgia for it that probably makes me overlook the pacing issues it definitely has. That whole paintball war section for as silly as it is stuck with me just cuz i remember as a kid, thinking how cunning it seemed just in concept, for chucky to trick a bunch of meat head soldiers in training into killing each other. Also the music reminding me alot of the 1st Predator
I love this movie, and before I watch this video, I’m going to share my favorite scene. I love the barber scene. “It’s definitely you.” I love that line!
Fun Fact: Chucky's blood dripping into the liquid rubber at the beginning was supposed to result in multiple Chuckys, Gremlin-style, but this movie was made and released only 11 MONTHS after Child's Play 2, so... That didn't happen.
As silly as it sounds, having your crazy killer be stuck in the body of a 3ft doll, but his psychotic glee that Chucky has is what gets him a plate at my table, next to Freddy and Krampus!
Fun fact, Chucky 3 was mostly filmed at Kemper military school. Kemper military school shut down some of their main buildings, however the ones that are still open are now a community college.
In the original script, the climax would be MUCH longer: - In the theatrical release, Chucky has half of his face ripped off by a scythe (which for some reason is a real scythe). In the script, Chucky would be injured in a different way: Instead of a scythe in the face, Chucky would be injured by motion-triggered metal spikes that would stick right into his crotch. Chucky would scream horribly as the spikes pressed him against the wall. The spikes would eventually return to their original position and Chucky would fall to the ground, moaning and clutching his privates. - A buggy with two kids would pass Chucky and they would start making fun of the doll, saying he wasn't scary. Chucky, who is now furious at Tyler's escape and filled with pain, press the knife to one of the boys' throats and asks "Scared now?" Just as Chucky tries to kill them, the buggy continues its course, and the two boys look at each other and start screaming. When they leave the attraction, the employee sees the children running and screaming and he smiles, saying that it never fails. - The operator would notice that Tyler disappeared and would look for him. Upon finding Tyler, the furious operator would say "I'm going to kill you", and then Chucky would show up saying "Get in line". Chucky would stick his knife in the operator's stomach and kill him, with the script describing that the haunted attraction's lights would flicker on and off during the scene. - Chucky would force Tyler to take them to an outdoor roller coaster, where Chucky would try to perform the ritual. Chucky would scare the nerd employee and make him have his head blown off in a tunnel. Every other passenger on the attraction would scream in horror (but in a moment of suspension of disbelief, none of them would notice the living doll in one of the carts). One bystander at the ground listen the screams and says "Must be one hell of a ride" - Just as Chucky is about to finish the ritual, Andy manages to shoot him. At this point, the train enters a 360 degree loop. Andy and Tyler manage to hold on, but Chucky isn't so lucky and he falls off the train. Chucky falls onto one of the tracks and it looks like everything is fine...until he watches in horror the train speeding towards him. Chucky gives one last scream of terror the way only Brad Dourif knows how to do it, and then the train hits him, sending him flying across the sky. Chucky hits a brick wall, and the impact causes his body to explode in a gush of plastic and blood (somehow nobody at the park watches this) - Andy is not arrested by the police in the original script, which has a happy ending. Andy and Tyler get off the train and meet De Silva, who is afraid of heights and saw everything that happened from the ground. She throws up nervously and then Tyler would ask if they could get on the Ferris wheel. De Silva would reply that she would like to eat first and the film would end with the trio happily strolling through the amusement park.
You need to react to The Final Girls 2015, Trick r Treat 2007' Inbred 2011, Tucker And Dale VS Evil 2010 & Severance 2006 , Keep up the good work you always make me laugh.
The barber has a starring role in Hellraiser and there are a few call backs in this film to that role. Don Mancini pays a lot of homage to other horror masters and their work. There is plenty of synergy in the horror movies and tv shows especially in the 90s . For instance the Crypt Keeper has the same pair of eyes as the original Chucky from Child’s Play 1. Now you can’t unsee it. The director of Freddy vs Jason directed Bride of Chucku first so Bride of Chuckys intro put everything in the same universe and was a big Easter egg for FVJ
Man, I remember seeing this movie when I was little. Whitehurst may have been in denial the whole movie, but he was still a real one, went out of his way to protect them from the blast.
Hey Alanda Parker! This was the last Child's Play I watched in the series. I agree how could he chant with no lips? U had me laughing hard throughout 🤣 Thanks for making my Sunday!
The look 👀 & expression on your face alanda when Chucky stepped on the back of the man head and on he’s right hand at the beginning of the film when Chucky killed hes first victim with a yo-yo string , is priceless 😆😆😅😅😂🤣🤣🤣
I really hope that you do a video reaction to the tv show that was released last year. They connected everyhing since the first film and it's really cohesive, i think you'll have a great moment. The show is set after the 2017 film. Love your reactions!!!
This was great chucky trip 🤣🤣 The Chucky movies was great but your reactions makes it even better I love this 💯💯🤎🔥 I can't wait untill "Bride of Chucky" comes!!!!
I don’t think this one is as bad as it’s reputation. It’s still pretty fun. This one came out less than a year after part 2. So the studio was churning them out at this point. Don Mancini said he didn’t really have any good ideas but was pressured to write something quickly and that’s why he decided on the military academy. It was a different setting for Chucky to explore.
I remember USA Network would play the shit out of 2 and 3 every spooky sezon, thoroughly terrifying me as I channel-surfed my adolescence away lmao. Chucky always seems to have fun, and Brad Dourif is *chef's kiss* so even the "worst" Chucky movie is a fun time. As always your reaction to the tomfoolery is perfection! Can't wait for you to get to Bride, because it's my second favorite out of all of them and just has a great aesthetic overall. Jennifer Tilly single-handedly revived the franchise imo.
Go all the way to the tv show, because is so rewarding for everyone who watched all the movies, imo this franchise worked a whole lot better in tv format
10:20 Well I'm just going to be honest with you. Is that the voodoo magic is not really consistent in the movies so prepare. But to answer your question the body Chucky had in Child's play 2 was the same on he had in Child's play 1 only that it was his burnt body that got repaired so he needed to go after Andy. Chucky's doll body in this movie was remade from scratch or should I say molten plastic so I gusss that counts has him getting a new body. Oh boy I can't wait for you to get to Bride of Chucky! It's so iconic and Jennifer Tilly playing Tiffany is such a queen and one of the best things that happened to the franchise. Btw Andy will not be in the next 2 films. Because they thought the story was being a little too repetitive with Chucky going after Andy so they gave the character a break.
@@Jaydogg222 Honestly I didn't care that he did that honestly. There is only so little you could do with the established rules in the first movie. And I think the voodoo powers kinda limited what he could do with the story so I don't wrong him tbh. So I'm glad he made Chucky not want to be human anymore. I'm mean the voodoo wasn't his idea. And not everything is retcon. The only thing that I see is a problem is the amulet in Bride but it's still a whatever it's not like it's being used again.
@@JenTilly96 Thank you for mentioning all of that. The whole voodoo idea was not Don Mancini’s. I know people despise “Seed of Chucky,” but that’s the thing. I don’t blame Mancini for the direction he went going forward after “Child’s Play 3.” I mean, let’s put it this way: If the franchise just kept going with Chucky going after a body to be human, the franchise would’ve died faster, and the fans would still condemn it, so it’s possible that it’s a lose-lose situation regardless.
@@adamshows1142 Thank you. I honestly dislike how people keeps condemning Don Mancini because he tried new things with the franchise. I personally love SOC despite its wacky and over the top things about it. And I hate the fact that people say the later movies should've been like the first 3 movies and I know its their opinion and I get that but the whole reason they didn't do that was because Child's play 3 bombed at the box office and people found the storyline repetitive even Don himself and Brad Dourif said C3 is there least favorite of the franchise. So I'm glad things changed up for better or worse.
@@JenTilly96 I agree. Considering where Mancini was coming from making “Seed”, I began to embrace it more. I really appreciate that that film actually relished in the insanity, with all the odds against the fans before it even hit the big screen. I’d rather take a miss in a very interesting way than having some cold, run-of-the-mill movie that rinses and repeats. Don Mancini and David Kirschner are the ones that helmed this franchise all the way through. Who else (with other franchises) can say that?
Don't try to make sense of the cannon. It will change in pretty much every installment. You just have to roll with it when they change the rules about how/why Chucky needs to body swap
@@omglookomgz Which is weird to me, I know this is only in movie, but a supernatural doll attacking/killing a bunch of future solders/officers whould be a cause for alarm in our world. Hopefully.
Absolutely love that you're getting to Jennifer Tilly in the next one! I felt that she was such a great addition to the series and I know you're going to have an amazing time! Sending all the hugs. 🤗❤
The fact that the Toy Story toys play dead when kidd are present means that if any of them actually died, the kids wouldn't know the difference, and therefore the other toys would have to watch on as kids played with their friends corpses over and over again...
27:49 Fun fact: because of the way most paint-guns are designed, putting a live bullet in them would result in them jamming, making this scenario actually impossible.
