History Film / ChildsPlay

** ''Bride of Chucky'' has the couple who steal Jesse and Jade's money, and Jade's [[DirtyCop Uncle Warren]].

** ''Child's Play 3'' has [[JerkJock Shelton]] and the [[PsychoForHire hair trimmer]].

** ''Child's Play 3'' has [[JerkJock Shelton]].

** Not to mention the way Chucky first approaches Andy in the second movie has some ''serious'' child molestation vibes.

** Not to mention the way Chucky first approaches Andy in the second movie has some *serious* child molestation vibes.

** The part where Chucky is playing with a Speak & Spell and types in 'bitch' when it asks him to spell 'woman' is a reference to the scene in ''LeatherfaceTheTexasChainsawMassacreIII'' where Leatherface is playing an electronic word game and he keeps typing in 'food' when it's showing a picture of a clown.

* StupidEvil: Chucky. He had several times the chance to win if he just learned to control his bloodthirsty nature just for a day or two, like Michael Myers does. But no, he just has to kill people in the most obvious murderous ways that will make the others consider that the seemingly crazed kid might be right.

* ''Chucky'' (TBA) (video game)

** You can't actually blame Chucky for the death of Maggie the Babysitter. He ''was'' intending to murder her when he hit her in the face with a hammer, but her actual death was more the result of her tripping over while she wildly stumbled backwards, which caused her to fall out the apartment window. In other words, her own ''clumsiness'' is what technically killed her.

Not to be confused with [[ChildsPlay the charity]] or [[Series/ChildsPlay the Bill Cullen game show]].

* ''Child's Play: The Video Game'' (TBA)

*** Also, the evidence room in ''Bride of Chucky'' contains several pieces of evidence that are shout-outs to other movies, including Jason's hockey mask from ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'' and Michael Myers' mask from ''Franchise/{{Halloween}}''; additionaly, in ''Seed of Chucky'', Chucky hacks through a door with an axe exactly like Jack from ''TheShining'', but the shout-out is subverted because he can't think of anything to say.

* ''Child's Play'' (2014) (remake of the first film)
* ''Revenge of Chucky'' (TBA)

Following a recent trend of remakes for classic horror films of the 1970s and 1980s, plans for a [[http://www.movieweb.com/news/childs-play-remake-finally-moves-forward-at-mgm Child's Play remake]] were announced in 2008. The creators intend to abandon the comedic approach and make Chucky scary again. They are also working on two sequels. The first new film, entitled ''[[http://www.firstshowing.net/2012/childs-play-sequel-curse-of-chucky-is-heading-straight-to-dvd/ Curse of Chucky]]'', will be a Direct-to-DVD sequel, with Don Mancini directing. Production will begin in late September. The second one, ''[[http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/news/a373868/revenge-of-chucky-in-the-works-says-brad-dourif.html Revenge of Chucky]]'', will possibly feature the return of Andy. Brad Dourif will reprise his role as Chucky in all three films.

The second film does not feature Karen Barclay, though the character survived the previous film. But her story about a killer doll resulted in her being taken away for "psychological evaluation". The 8-year-old Andy has been placed in the [[FosterKid Foster Care System]]. He is placed in the care of Phil and Joanne Simpson (Gerrit Graham and Jenny Agutter). But Charles Lee Ray has found a new doll to be his host and is still obsessed with the boy. He soon locates Andy and the incidents start again. Unfortunately the Simpsons suspect fostered teen Kyle (Christine Elise) as the culprit. Now Andy and Kyle have to face the killer with no outside help.

The film was a low-budget movie but turned out to be a modest box office hit. Its worldwide gross estimated to 44,196,684 dollars. About 33 million of them came from the United States market, where it was the 33rd most successful film of its year. Reviews were mostly positive. Naturally a sequel was soon put on schedule.

While considered rather corny and inferior to its predecessor, the film performed well at the box office. Its worldwide gross is estimated to 35,763,605 dollars. About 29 million of these dollars came from the United States market, where it was the 40th most successful film of its year.

Don Mancini, the main script-writer of the series, admitted to have run out of ideas by this time. The series continued to decline in commercial value. The worldwide gross of the third film is estimated to 20,560,255 dollars. About 15 million of them came from the United States market, where it was the 76th most successful film of its year.

* StupidEvil: Chucky. He had several times the chance to win if he just learned to control his bloodthirsty nature just for a day or two, like Michael Myers does. But no, he just has to kill people in the most obviously murderous ways that will make the others consider that the seemingly crazed kid might be right.