Don Mancini
as Director
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The horror film Curse of Chucky, starring Chantal Quesnelle, Fiona Dourif, Jordan Gavaris, etc., directed by Don Mancini, was released on September 24, 2013 in the United States. It tells the story of after her mother's mysterious death, Nica begins to suspect that Chucky may be the key to recent bloodshed and chaos. This is a Horror, Thriller film with a runtime of 97 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.6/10 from 46,875 viewers.
Don Mancini
as Director
Chantal Quesnelle
as Sarah
Fiona Dourif
as Nica
Jordan Gavaris
as US EX Guy
Danielle Bisutti
as Barb
A Martinez
as Father Frank
Maitland McConnell
as Jill
Brennan Elliott
as Ian
Summer H. Howell
as Alice
Adam Hurtig
as Officer Stanton
Darren Wall
as Highway Cop
Will Woytowich
as Lead Fireman
Anne Leveille
as Young Nica
Kally Berard
as Young Barb
Kyle Nobess
as Nica's Dad
Brad Dourif
as Charles Lee Ray
Brad Dourif
as Chucky
Bobby Robidoux
as Party Goer with Super 8 Cam
Tyhr Trubiak
as Chicago Police Officer
Kevin Anderson
as Judge
Don Mancini
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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very dall stupid movie characters are worsen than an animal
Good movie!
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Good movie!
Good movie!
source: Curse of Chucky
Being afraid of Child's Play as a child, I grew up loving and being a big fan of the franchise. This movie feels like it's played in two different parts. The first half is for the people who love the original three films. You get the non scarred Chucky. Always hiding behind corners and running across doorways. The face isn't of the doll isn't exactly what remembered but it all makes sense later in the movie. The suspense is good. The kills are nice. It really makes you feel like you're watching the originals. When Alice is first under the sheets with Chucky and he speaks, I had to go back and watch it again I love it so much. The second half of the movie feels like it's playing more for the Bride and Seed fans. It reveals that Chucky had a mask over his scarred face (which makes sense why the face looks different in the beginning the other other films). I have to agree with everyone else that when he walks down the stairs in that first scene as scarred it looked pretty bad. But with a straight to DVD release you have to look past stuff like that. It has a few one liners, nothing near like Bride or Seed. I loved the flashbacks and connecting the original with this film. I love when they give you a little more information on something you already know. The flashbacks alone made me a happy Chucky fan. The music also played a huge part in why I enjoyed this film. The opening music as it circles Chucky on the chair, amazing. If you listen closely you can even catch glimpses of the original Child's Play music in there. Jennifer Tilly's cameo is more on the Bride and Seed vibe, but that makes sense because that's the two she was in. You definitely get homages to Bride in these last scenes. The last scene with Alice kind of leaves things up for your own speculation which I like. I have my own thoughts of what actually happened. The acting was great except for Danielle Bisutti. I understand you're supposed to hate the character, but I was hating the actress playing the character. I thought she was horrible. Fiona Dourif was great. Like father like daughter. Some of the shots were a bit over acted, and some of the dialogue have you rolling your eyes a little. But over all great acting on everybody's part. Finally the very very last scene, post credits. I found that to be the ultimate nod to the fans. Besides the flashback this is the only other thing that really connects the first and last film. Yes Alex Vincent isn't amazing, but who cares. It's the fact that he's playing Andy. Plus you have his mom on the phone and he asks about Mike. Pictures of Kyle, and the original picture of him and his mom. The line he delivers to Chucky wasn't the best, but who cares. A good Chucky film for true Chucky fans. Great job Don.
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