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Child's Play
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Child's Play (also known as Chucky) is a series of villain-based horror-comedy slasher films that consistently feature Chucky (Brad Dourif), a Creepy Doll who actually contains the soul of a notorious Serial Killer named Charles Lee Ray. The films follow Chucky's exploits as he causes all sorts of murderous mayhem in his search for a new human host, in addition to a rotating set of protagonists (who are also the only ones who know of Chucky's true nature) and their efforts to stop him.Don Mancini, creator of the Chucky character, has written every installment to date, and he made his directorial debut in the franchise with 2004's Seed of Chucky.Not to be confused with the charity or the Bill Cullen game show. | |
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Rasputinian Death | |
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Rasputinian Death: In the first three films, Chucky takes an absurd amount of punishment. Getting set on fire, dismembered, melted, and having half of his face cut off only slowed him down temporarily. | |
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Inappropriate Speak-and-Spell | |
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Inappropriate Speak-and-Spell: Chucky the doll (a battery-powered, talking "Good Guy" doll) is possessed by the spirit of a serial killer. One can only imagine the inappropriate things he was saying to Andy, but onscreen we see and hear him going berserk when Andy's mom threatens to throw him into the fireplace if he didn't talk (thereby proving her suspicion that the doll was sentient). | |
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Villain Ball | |
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Villain Ball: Despite being logically running out of time before he turns completely human, Chucky surely wastes a lot of time killing random people For the Evulz in Child's Play 2 and 3 instead of going straight to Andy (and Tyler in 3) to transfer his soul. You would expect him to hurry and keep a low profile until he gets his new body, especially considering where revealing himself led him in the first movie, but apparently he doesn't learn from his mistakes. | |
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Bloodier and Gorier | |
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Bloodier and Gorier: Each and every successive installment just gets messier than the last. | |
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Crapsack World | |
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Crapsack World: The apparent setting of the films, as it's a Wretched Hive of a universe filled with multiple kinds of deplorable and despicable characters such as jerks (who most deserved Chucky's wrath) and supporting characters who are mostly either Too Dumb to Live, Not So Above It All, Hate Sinks, or have taken a level in jerkass, while protagonists who are Heroes With Bad Publicity who all happen to the Only Sane People in comparison to the supporting cast. The world these films depicts — almost every character except The Hero of each installment unilaterally selfish and motivated by their worst impulses — is definitely this. It also has a bleak depiction of Chicago, Illinois or at least mid-America, ranging from Chicago being littered with vagrants who are rapists at night and has a rundown mental hospital for criminally insane children run by a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing Dr. Jerk in the first film to a toy company run by a heartless Corrupt Corporate Executive in the second and third films to a military school run by The Neidermeyers in the third film to the life on the road filled with thieving couples and Dirty Cops in the fourth film as well as a Big, Screwed-Up Family filled with a married couple who are Jerkasses in different degrees and a Too Dumb to Live lesbian babysitter with the paraplegic woman to be the Only Sane Woman in the family and more Dirty Cops in the sixth film and a mental hospital filled with Too Dumb to Live patients and orderlies run by another Bitch in Sheep's Clothing Dr. Jerk (who is also really a perverted Smug Snake Psycho Psychologist who rapes a female paraplegic patient during their sessions) in the seventh film. However, it's Played for Laughs in the fifth film when depicting the glamorous Horrible Hollywood filled with Large Ham paparazzi (or as Chucky points it out, "Paparazzi scumbag!"). The second film depicts Chicago to be a Crapsaccharine World, that despite the bright (if somewhat eerie) look of the film, it's actually still an unkind city that not even Andy is safe from other than Chucky (the aforementioned toy company run by cold-hearted corrupt corporate executives including one Smug Snake cheating on his wife, an elementary school where it's implied sadist teachers are authorized to inflict physical and emotional child abuse on their students, and foster parents who, despite their appearances to be seemingly ideal-looking and what model families should look like, naturally disbelieve that a killer doll is on the loose out to get a child and can be vindictively judgmental if a child is a Hero with Bad Publicity and can easily deduce kids can be murderers ranging from an Obstructive Bureaucrat Jerkass foster father to a mother who starts out as caring and kind towards the child, but then Took a Level in Jerkass towards the kid after seeing her husband dead and irrationally jumped to a conclusion that the child killed him somehow just because of his prior reputation). Not to mentioned Too Dumb to Live social workers and factory employees and a minor newspaper truck driver who understandably from an impartial viewpoint can be irked if getting run off the road for seemingly no reason (except to prevent a killer doll to transfer his soul to a child). Plus, in contrast to the seemingly and visually family-friendly environment, anyone besides Chucky can be Sir Swears-a-Lots (or go into a Cluster F-Bomb or inflict a Precision F-Strike towards somebody, like Kyle or the Angry Black Man truck driver when confronting Kyle), though not as much as Chucky, who swears the most. The series's universe is also filled with characters who starts out as friends of the protagonists, but then can take a level in jerkass and show What You Are in the Dark once turning on the The Heroes after viewing the protagonists as Broken Pedestals Convicted by Public Opinion after Chucky frames the leads for his crimes, then become Asshole Victims after stooping that low. | |
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Black Comedy | |
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Cult however (while indeed much darker than the series has been lately) still seems to put the films back en route to the comedy genre, even going so far as to have Chucky make a pop culture reference to the cancellation of the TV series Hannibal, while its balance between Black Comedy and dark horror brings the second film's tone in mind. | |
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Aborted Arc | |
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Aborted Arc: Glen/Glenda from Seed has not returned for any sequels so far, even though Tiffany did.note Don Mancini said he would like to resolve this storyline, but hasn't thought of any ideas on how to bring them back. | |
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Perverse Puppet: Chucky is almost the poster child to this trope. | |
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Ash Face | |
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Ash Face: When Chucky gets burnt. Also in Seed, Joan has this when Glenda burns her with a flamethrower. | |
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Bitch in Sheep's Clothing | |
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Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Chucky, of course, since who would ever suspect a Good Guy doll of being an infamous voodoo-practicing serial killer? Even Andy and Tyler, his first two intended Soul Jars, think he's a nice guy at first when he reveals to them that he's actually alive. | |
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Parental Abandonment | |
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Parental Abandonment: Post-Child's Play, Andy's mother is absent from his life due to being taken in for "psychological evaluation." Curse shows they have reunited and it's implied she has been released. | |
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Ax-Crazy | |
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Ax-Crazy: Charles Lee Ray, the actual murderer and by extension, Chucky in all films. | |
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The Bad Guy Wins | |
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The Bad Guy Wins: Chucky's plots to transfer his soul into another body and get rid of his enemies always ended in colossal failure until he finally wised up in Curse of Chucky, where he manages to off everyone and successfully pin everything on Nica Pierce. Then he comes back in the sequel and not only offs everyone at the mental institution she's in, but he manages to transfer his soul into her and (using a voodoo spell he got off the internet) can now split his and Tiffany's souls into as many vessels as they want. Oh, and his arch-nemesis Andy Barclay is now locked up in the facility as well. | |
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Not Good with Rejection | |
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Not Good with Rejection: Chucky is this, to put it altogether too mildly. | |
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Kick the Dog | |
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Kick the Dog: Chucky is evil all right, but this gets quite flanderized throughout the series. | |
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This Cannot Be! | |
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This Cannot Be!: The reaction of almost all of Chucky's victims just before their deaths. | |
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Crapsaccharine World | |
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The second film depicts Chicago to be a Crapsaccharine World, that despite the bright (if somewhat eerie) look of the film, it's actually still an unkind city that not even Andy is safe from other than Chucky (the aforementioned toy company run by cold-hearted corrupt corporate executives including one Smug Snake cheating on his wife, an elementary school where it's implied sadist teachers are authorized to inflict physical and emotional child abuse on their students, and foster parents who, despite their appearances to be seemingly ideal-looking and what model families should look like, naturally disbelieve that a killer doll is on the loose out to get a child and can be vindictively judgmental if a child is a Hero with Bad Publicity and can easily deduce kids can be murderers ranging from an Obstructive Bureaucrat Jerkass foster father to a mother who starts out as caring and kind towards the child, but then Took a Level in Jerkass towards the kid after seeing her husband dead and irrationally jumped to a conclusion that the child killed him somehow just because of his prior reputation). Not to mentioned Too Dumb to Live social workers and factory employees and a minor newspaper truck driver who understandably from an impartial viewpoint can be irked if getting run off the road for seemingly no reason (except to prevent a killer doll to transfer his soul to a child). Plus, in contrast to the seemingly and visually family-friendly environment, anyone besides Chucky can be Sir Swears-a-Lots (or go into a Cluster F-Bomb or inflict a Precision F-Strike towards somebody, like Kyle or the Angry Black Man truck driver when confronting Kyle), though not as much as Chucky, who swears the most. | |
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Body Surf | |
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Body Surf: Chucky's goal for much of the series is to transfer his soul into a human body. | |
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Pretty in Mink | |
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Pretty in Mink: A couple scenes with Jennifer Tilly (playing herself). | |
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Adult Fear | |
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Adult Fear: When Mrs. Barclay thinks her son might be a killer and later when she finds out there's a serial killer after him who aims to steal his body. And then when she tells the story of what happened, she is put into psychiatric care and her son is thrown into the Foster system. | |
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Would Hurt a Child | |
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Would Hurt a Child: Chucky most definitely would, if swapping souls doesn't work. | |
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Straw Vulcan | |
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Straw Vulcan: The public in the films absolutely and annoyingly refuses to accept that Chucky the Killer Doll is real and think instead the protagonists has to be the murder culprits, even if they're impractically young children and wheelchair-bound women. | |
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Evil Makes You Ugly | |
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Evil Makes You Ugly: The more Chucky stays in the doll's body, the less it looks like a child and more like Charles Lee Ray. | |
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Body Horror | |
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Body Horror: What happens to Chucky over the course of the first few films to a degree. He becomes 'more human' the longer he's in the doll, which ultimately makes him this twisted fusion of flesh, blood, plastic, and wires. Kind of light, except it also makes him still feel pain, but unable to die (or so it seems) from more normal biological things like blood loss and shock. | |
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Motive Decay | |
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Motive Decay: Double subverted throughout the franchise. After transferring his soul into the Good Guy doll, Chucky spends the first half of the first film intent on killing all whom he blamed for his human death. Upon learning, even as a doll, he can still physically sustain injury, he spends the remainder of the film and all of the first four sequels trying to transfer his soul into a human body. Only at the end of the fifth film does he decide to remain a possessed doll, and the following movies have him going back to his original spree to avenge his human death. | |
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Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Chucky is about the size of a toddler, and capable of taking down fully-grown adults. | |
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Loser Protagonist | |
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Loser Protagonist: A common staple for The Hero of the films due to them being a Hero with Bad Publicity that no one believes Chucky is on the loose and out to get them and find themselves framed by Chucky as well, which also shows much a Crapsack World the films' universe is by being so unforgiving, dreadful, grim and unpleasant towards them: The first three films had Andy Barclay. The fourth had Jesse and Jade. The latest had the wheelchair-bound Nica. | |
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Police Are Useless | |
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Police Are Useless: While Detective Mike Norris serves as the Big Good in the first movie, just about every policeman appearing in sequels are incompetent and/or corrupt making them sitting ducks for Chucky (and Tiffany). One cop in Curse is even bribed by Tiffany to steal Chucky (pretending to be inanimate evidence) from Nica's court trial when the latter was framed for Chucky's murders. | |
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SlidingScaleOfComedyAndHorror | |
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Sliding Scale of Comedy and Horror: The series start out as fairly straight horror, but by the time of Bride it's become a splatter comedy. | |
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Unholy Matrimony | |
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Unholy Matrimony: Chucky and Tiffany. | |
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Heart of the Matter | |
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Heart of the Matter: The Heart of Dimballa was the voodoo artifact that allowed Charles Lee Ray to transfer his soul into the killer doll he's best known for (and later his girlfriend Tiffany). It's also his only way to transfer out of the doll and into another human's body. | |
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Cosmic Horror Story | |
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Cosmic Horror Story: If the Matthew Costello novels are taken as canon, then Chucky is the earthly representative of a being straight out of the Cthulhu Mythos. Even discounting his description codifying Damballa as an Eldritch Abomination, the movies themselves establish it as a supernaturally powerful voodoo entity that acts as mystical equivalent of The Man Behind the Man to Chucky. There is no God of Good that stands in opposition to it, and no matter how many times the good guys kill Chucky it never matters because Damballa will just raise him from the dead to try again anyway. | |
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Killer Rabbit | |
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Killer Rabbit: Many people find it hard to take Chucky seriously because he's a two-foot-tall doll. Big mistake. | |
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Put on a Bus | |
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Put on a Bus: Glen/Glenda hasn't appeared since their debut in Seed, even though Don Mancini vocally expressed his desire to bring them back. | |
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Played for Laughs | |
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Jade and Jesse are this to David in the fourth film (though unlike most mean-spirited examples in the series, its revelation is more Played for Laughs in a Black Comedy manner due to the fourth film steering more towards the humorous route as well as David's actor's over-the-top approach on how his character becomes disillusioned). | |
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Villain Decay | |
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Villain Decay: Chucky fell into this more and more after each film. When he first appeared, the threat he posed was played dead serious, and even when the second and third films introduced slightly more humor, they still didn't overshadow his monstrous nature. In Bride and Seed, he was Played for Laughs to the point of bordering on Laughably Evil. Curse is largely successful in reversing this trend. Cult however (while indeed much darker than the series has been lately) still seems to put the films back en route to the comedy genre, even going so far as to have Chucky make a pop culture reference to the cancellation of the TV series Hannibal, while its balance between Black Comedy and dark horror brings the second film's tone in mind. | |
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Off with His Head! | |
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Off with His Head!: However, he does get killed when he's decapitated by Glen. | |
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Convicted by Public Opinion | |
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Convicted by Public Opinion: Sadly, given how much a Crapsack World and a World of Jerkass the films' setting turns out to be the protagonists would be automatically preordained as the prime suspect for the killings or any other misdeeds rather than Chucky. | |
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God of Evil | |
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The films make references (including in the words to the possession spell) to "Damballa". While he is a real Loa (basically a god) in the Voodoo religion, he isn't some God of Evil like the movies imply, but rather the main creator god. Indeed some historians believe he may even be loosely inspired by Moses. | |
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What Happened to the Mouse? | |
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What Happened to the Mouse?: Andy doesn't return after the third Child's Play movie. The movie ends with him being brought in by the police for questioning. Same thing applies to Tyler as well. Curse of Chucky however, shows that Andy seems to be doing just fine. Nor has the Good Guy Dolls company ever been mentioned, even though they're back in business. However, some dialogue from Bride implies they've been shut down again, this time for good. Ian's nanny cam, and the footage it shot in Curse. | |
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Broken Pedestal | |
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Broken Pedestal: The Hero finds him or herself in this position when one or more of their confidantes believed they committed the crimes that were in fact caused by Chucky. This however, causes the one who becomes disillusioned to Took a Level in Jerkass or reveals him or herself to be negatively Not So Above It All and becomes just another Asshole Victim who is Too Dumb to Live for Chucky to kill. Andy is this to Joanne in the second film. Jade and Jesse are this to David in the fourth film (though unlike most mean-spirited examples in the series, its revelation is more Played for Laughs in a Black Comedy manner due to the fourth film steering more towards the humorous route as well as David's actor's over-the-top approach on how his character becomes disillusioned). Nica is this to Ian in the sixth film. | |
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Took a Level in Jerkass | |
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The series's universe is also filled with characters who starts out as friends of the protagonists, but then can take a level in jerkass and show What You Are in the Dark once turning on the The Heroes after viewing the protagonists as Broken Pedestals Convicted by Public Opinion after Chucky frames the leads for his crimes, then become Asshole Victims after stooping that low. | |
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Sir Swears-a-Lot | |
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Sir Swears-a-Lot: Chucky has quite the filthy mouth. | |
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Karmic Death | |
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Karmic Death: Chucky in all films. | |
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Revenge | |
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Revenge: The entire reason Curse of Chucky takes place. Also, a big part of Chucky's motivation in the original Child's Play: he's out to kill those he blames for his death as a human. | |
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Faux Affably Evil | |
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Faux Affably Evil: Chucky has pretty moments. As does Tiffany. | |
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Big Bad | |
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Big Bad: Chucky. | |
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Haunted Technology | |
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Haunted Technology: Chucky and Tiffany. | |
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Took a Level in Badass | |
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Took a Level in Badass: Andy at the end of every movie he's featured in. Glen in Seed... although a really weird one. Nica at the end of Curse of Chucky. In Curse of Chucky Andy points a gun at Chucky before he even manages to get out of the box he was shipped in. | |
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Recovery Sequence | |
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Recovery Sequence: In the opening sequences to 2, 3, and Bride of Chucky, Chucky is shown being reconstructed. | |
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Artistic License – Religion | |
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Artistic License – Religion: The films make references (including in the words to the possession spell) to "Damballa". While he is a real Loa (basically a god) in the Voodoo religion, he isn't some God of Evil like the movies imply, but rather the main creator god. Indeed some historians believe he may even be loosely inspired by Moses. There are several lines of dialogue implying Hell exists in the film's universe (or at least that Chucky and Tiffany believe that it does). The voodoo religion doesn't have a Hell, instead, evil people are thought to be doomed to walk the Earth as bodyless spirits rather than go to the afterlife. | |
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And I Must Scream | |
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And I Must Scream: It's implied in the Hack/Slash crossover that Chucky is stuck in this type of state whenever he is killed. | |
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Adults Are Useless | |
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Adults Are Useless: Most of them can't accept the reality that a killer doll is on the loose. Probably because it's the last thing they'd suspect. | |
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Weirdness Censor | |
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Weirdness Censor: Even after seven movies, the populace still do not believe in Killer Dolls and insisted that the protagonists are the killers instead. | |
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Reverse Cerebus Syndrome | |
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Reverse Cerebus Syndrome: The series turned to self-parody from Bride of Chucky onward. Curse of Chucky attempts to take the series back to its roots, but whether it succeeds or not is a matter of opinion. | |
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No OSHA Compliance | |
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No OSHA Compliance: Lending further credence to the inherently Crapsack World nature of this film series, OSHA in the Chuckyverse for all intents and purpose does not exist. The second film features a climax in a hilariously unsafe factory, while the third film's climax takes place in a carnival that is so hilariously unsafe that it qualifies for Amusement Park of Doom status. | |
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Left for Dead | |
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Left for Dead: Chucky is left for dead in all the movies. | |
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Ink-Suit Actor | |
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Ink-Suit Actor: Both Chucky's and Tiffany's doll forms are basically creepy miniature caricatures of their actors Brad Dourif and Jennifer Tilly. Even Chucky's hairdo, both before and after his stitched-up appearance, resembles Dourif's actual real-life haircuts unlike Charles Lee Ray's long hair when he was human. Also, initially, when Tiffany has her soul transferred into the bridal doll for the first time, she was a brunette, much like Tilly's real-life hair color, before she dyed it blond along with changing the rest of her appearance to resemble a doll version of her human form. | |
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Monster Misogyny | |
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Monster Misogyny: Charles Lee Ray certainly has a... way with women, as evidenced by his obsession with Sarah Pierce in Curse of Chucky (and by extension her daughter Nica) and his casual abuse of mad lover Tiffany. And those are the women he likes. Notably, his very first onscreen victim is a woman he kills for being a "bitch", and when Karen Barclay forces him to reveal himself he immediately launches into a violent misogynistic tirade. | |
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Evil Redhead | |
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Evil Redhead: Chucky - at least as a doll. | |
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"Jaws" First-Person Perspective: Used sometimes when Chucky moves around. | |
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Insane Troll Logic | |
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Insane Troll Logic: In the franchise's Crapsack World, it seems anyone can easily accept that any human being, whether it's either impossibly a 6 to 8 year-old child or a wheelchair-bound woman, is capable to commit a murder, except a Killer Doll. | |
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Flat-Earth Atheist | |
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Flat-Earth Atheist: Despite the preceding events in past films, Chucky and the existence of Killer Dolls are still ruled out to be not real, even up to ridiculously Straw Vulcan and Weirdness Censor levels, making this universe an outright Too Dumb to Live Crapsack World that is stubbornly unprepared for and vulnerable to any tiny terror. | |
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Cassandra Truth | |
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Cassandra Truth: No one ever believes Andy or any other protagonist about Chucky. When they do, they usually die. After the first film, Karen Barclay was locked away in an asylum because she insisted the killer doll story was true even when the police didn't back it up. Even Mike doesn't believe that Chucky is possessed by Charles Lee Ray at first, despite the fact that he witnessed Ray summon a freak lightning storm out of nowhere in his final moments. | |
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Villain Exclusivity Clause | |
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Villain Exclusivity Clause: Chucky in every installment, to the point that the latter movies start using his name in the title. | |
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Mama Bear | |
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Mama Bear: Andy's mother at first, then Kyle in the second film. | |
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World of Jerkass | |
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World of Jerkass: With The Hero as an exception and besides Chucky, the entire universe is apparently inhabited with all kinds of unpleasant folk on different degrees, making Chucky's body count being filled with almost nothing but Asshole Victims. | |
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Staying Alive | |
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Staying Alive: To the point that Chucky provides the page quote. | |
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Exorcist Head | |
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Exorcist Head: Chucky does this to mess with Damien Baylock in Bride. | |
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As Long as It Sounds Foreign | |
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As Long as It Sounds Foreign: Chucky's whole possession spell chant. Its probably meant to sound like French or possibly Creole, however, it also has bits from other languages as well as some nonsense words on this page (second post from the top) someone attempts a rough translation, although they admit a lot of it is just guesswork based on the context and tone he says it in. | |
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Expy | |
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Expy: The Good Guys toyline is a Bland-Name Product of the real life My Buddy toyline. | |
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Determinator | |
| Child's Play / int_e567510d | comment |
Determinator: Chucky to the T. Even missing a hand, having his face sliced off, or worse, nothing stops the Chuck from killing or stalking his prey. It's even more impressive, considering he lacks the 'feel no pain' a lot of his slasher peers have. | |
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Hate Sink | |
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Hate Sink: Most of the Jerkasses in the series tend to fall into this, which is why these films have more Asshole Victims than any other Slasher Movie franchise, even more than the Friday the 13th films. | |
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Jerkass | |
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Jerkass: At least one per film to ensure each installment has a Hate Sink. Notable examples include Lt. Col. Shelton in the third movie, Phil (even though he can be considered the least horrible compared to the rest in the films and is depicted as a Jerk with a Heart of Gold instead in the television cut) and Miss Kettlewell in the second, John Ritter's character in Bride, John Waters' character (who is more Played for Laughs unlike the other examples) in Seed, Barb in Curse, Dr. Foley and Claire in Cult, Shane and Gabe in the remake, Lucas Wheeler, Junior Wheeler and Lexy Cross in the television series and Chucky himself. With these despicable characters altogether, this reveals that the franchise's universe is a World of Jerkass. | |
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Early-Bird Cameo | |
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Early-Bird Cameo: The Heart Of Damballa was actually intended to appear in the FIRST film of the franchise. A deleted scene with human Charles and John, The Voodoo Man was shot but didn't make the final cut. A major difference here however was the heart was not an amulet, but a staff or gem in the possession of the voodoo man. | |
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Locked Out of the Loop | |
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Locked Out of the Loop: Most of the supporting characters beside The Hero have nothing to do with the main plots of the films except to act as either Too Dumb to Live and/or Asshole Victim cannon fodder for Chucky's body count or as oblivious bystanders frustratingly flabbergasted at what's going on due to them disbelieving the existence of Chucky. See Flat-Earth Atheist above for more information. | |
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Devil in Plain Sight | |
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Devil in Plain Sight: Nobody noticing Chucky is semi-justified by the fact that nobody seems to think too much of a doll sitting there. Only semi because people rarely question why a doll would be where they find him. | |
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Baleful Polymorph | |
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Baleful Polymorph: While Chucky put himself in the doll to begin with and is especially dangerous in that form (as he can hide pretty much anywhere and almost no one is suspicious of a toy) he laments being stuck in "this goddamned body" and spends most of the series trying to Body Surf into a human. And in Bride of Chucky, Tiffany tickles him and locks him in a playpen. Ultimately subverted altogether when Chucky realizes that he's more infamous as a doll than he ever was as a human. | |
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