10 Things You Didn't Know About ChildsPlay 1988

[@jeanpaulmichell7243]

Gotta say, minty is one of the more amiable KZbinrs out there. There's a child-like quality to the humor that feels refreshing after so much cynicism on every other channel. Keep on keeping on, Minty man!

[@maxwelljacobfreedom]

as long as he didn't vote for Biden

[@joshuagibson2520]

@@maxwelljacobfreedom bingo!

[@jeanpaulmichell7243]

@@maxwelljacobfreedom Eh? He's Australian.

[@BubbaThaumaturge]

Well stated, and absolutely true!

[@BubbaThaumaturge]

@@maxwelljacobfreedom He is in Australia. Not possible for Minty to vote either Biden or Trump.

[@CinnamonGrrlErin1]

I think Brad Dourif deserves an entire video just about him, the guy's a legend. I recently watched "The Eyes of Laura Mars" for the first time and it was interesting seeing him in one of his first roles (very weird, but enjoyable film)

[@BubbaThaumaturge]

Agreed.

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@TheSpaceBetweenOurHouses did you know that Brad Dourif was originally in Exorcist III but sadly he was cut from the film and replaced by another actor. The original cut of that same film also has an actual exorcism which was also cut from the movie! True Brad Dourif is an amazing and underrated actor! Seed of Chucky was for me the worst in the franchise. But the direct to video sequels made up for that! The new tv series Chucky is O.K. but too slowly paced.

[@DrQuagmire1]

@@SuperMarioBrosIII you sure man? because from what I can remember, Brad Dourif was still in the movie

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@@DrQuagmire1 Yes, I mistake his scenes were however re-shot and are included on the extended director's cut!

[@akaLaBrujaRoja]

@SuperMario Bros. III I’ve only seen Exorcist 3 it on tv, not on video, and Brad Dourif is the guy.

[@tindal38]

I watched Child’s Play not long ago for the first time in years. It did not disappoint. Still iconic horror fun!

[@jamesmoss3424]

Brad Dourif is always brilliant as the voice of Chuck. 😀👍

[@TimFrith24]

No f***in' way!

[@keithhamilton736]

“This IS the end. Friend.”. Best one liner ever.

[@thedys70]

Even better than: "Drive faster bitch, or I'll kick your fucken teeth in"? 🤔

[@jordanstuteville9154]

Batteries Not Included is a masterpiece of a movie. I love the neighborhood nostalgia and the feeling like your neighbors are your best friends and people you can depend on. God I miss that feeling. ❤️

[@Salems_Mommy]

It’s definitely an underrated classic. I still remember when minty did the video for it a few years back. The day before he uploaded it, I was literally thinking “I hope somebody does a 10 things you didn’t know about batteries not included” and then the next day I got the notification for it and was so excited. I thought “holy sh!t!! Minty, you’re a mind reader!! I was just wishing for this yesterday!!” Sure made my day.

[@Viking_Luchador]

Deserves to be better remembered than Short Circuit

[@chopperdave3868]

Same.

[@adammccourt2146]

Love that film..dead sad in some parts but brilliant and relevant for the time

[@beardedloon77]

I like that movie, very underrated

[@ericbauthor]

Thank God Brad Dourif was able to do the voice of Chucky. His performance as Chucky played a huge role in not only making the original, but the entire franchise great!

[@navyskaterdude]

"Chucky says Aunt Maggies a b*tch and deserves everything she got!"

[@MarilynRB]

LMAO! Beyond perfect. . You nailed it

[@Sinn0100]

That was the best line in the film. I also thought Chucky telling the business exec in the BMW in the second film "Now pull this piece of sh*t over!" too be hilarious. That was like an 80k car at the time.

[@Viking_Luchador]

Brad Dourif is hands down one of the most underappreciated actors of all time. How I wish we could've seen him as the Scarecrow...

[@Riosokkablackwolf]

Brad would have been perfect as Johnathan Crane/Scarecrow!!! 😁

[@Viking_Luchador]

@Riosokkablackwolf and Jennifer Tilly as Joker's daughter

[@Riosokkablackwolf]

@@Viking_Luchador Had Joel Schumacher made another Batman film, he was going to cast Brad Dourif as Scarecrow and Courtney Love or Madonna as Harley Quinn.

[@Viking_Luchador]

@@Riosokkablackwolf since Joker was dead, Harley Quinn was going to be remained as his bastard daughter who had taken up his legacy. I remember when I was a little kid sometime after B&R had been released, my mother reading in some Hollywood gossip magazine that the rumor was Madonna as Harley Quinn and *John Travolta* as Scarecrow.

[@cristinacho7881]

Great! Now I have the “My Buddy/Kid Sister” theme songs stuck in my head! 😅 Thanks for the childhood 80s memories!!! ❤️

[@monicapyle]

Me too lol I immediately started singing the song in my head when he mentioned it

[@KuLaydMahn]

I remember it anytime I see Chucky... My buddy! My buddy! My buddy and meeeee!

[@cristinacho7881]

@@KuLaydMahn 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@cristinacho7881]

@@monicapyle That jingle is pure ear-worm! 😂😂😂

[@brettsharbono3022]

My buddy...my buddy...my buddy and ME!!

[@palaceofwisdom9448]

I'm very pleasantly surprised that critics actually appreciated this film in its time, given how often they bash horror. The original is a classic that every horror enthusiast should see, and the sequels have a "so bad it's good" quality.

[@shainewhite2781]

This movie used to scare the hell out of me when I was younger, but learned to enjoy it later on.

[@MrBIRDBIG]

Me too

[@TheQuota2001]

sadly, they kept making it sillyer and sillyer but the first one will always be the scariest one.

[@LordRain1031]

It never scared me personally, I've seen other movies with "dolls" that terrified me. So much so that, even as an adult, I'm uncomfortable around dolls! I can't remember the first movie that did it. One, I can't remember the name for the life of me, was about a kid that had a ventriloquist doll that had "psychic abilities." That one got to me. And when I had gotten a little older, that one scene from Tommyknockers in the police hq. Needless to say, I've been a horror fan for 90% of my life. And the only things that make me "squirm" a little is dolls and mirrors. 🤷‍♂️

[@RC-go2kl]

12:08 IMO, no other chucky movie comes close to how Chucky looks more human in the face as he did towards the end of the original movie. It's pure craftsmanship.

[@Ishitonyou666]

Facts

[@visionop8]

Great video! It blows my mind when I hear about how many parents hated this movie. This movie was a huge hit in my family when I was a little kid and my mom actually thought it was satirically funny. For those of us who can remember (myself barely) the doll craze was REAL. They were blitz marketing dolls like My Buddy, Cricket and Teddy Ruxpin and a couple of years earlier Cabbage Patch Kids, Wuzzles, Popples, Pound Puppies, Jem, Nosey Bears and tons more directly to children during afterschool hours and Saturday mornings in ways that haven't been seen in decades. With all of that going on and then Child's Play comes out, this movie about a doll that resembles the popular toys of the time and it murders everyone and has the soul of a serial killer, my family treated it like satire. We loved that movie!

[@truthoftheuniverse4179]

i was scare w i was scared chucky was under my bed

[@michellegray7892]

yep. i grew up i n he 80s so I had a cabbage patch doll, teddy ruxbin, disney's version of teddy ruxbin which was done as mickey mouse, a popple (though it took more strength than any kid had to turn them inside out-which as anyone who remembers popples can tell you was how you played with them), pound puppies and of course we cannot forget the sheer amount of transformers. i had the megatron which took like 23 moves to change it to its other form, stood like 2 feet tall for anyone who may remember that, oh, and Don't forget the glow worms dolls which were worm/caterpillar like dolls with humanish faces.

[@Selfloathingmisanthrope]

I used to torture my mother with my My Buddy after we saw this. Leaving it in the top cabinet so it would fall out when she opened the door, leaving it in the shower, and her car. Good times.

[@sgillman16]

I was scared of my My Buddy doll as a kid because of Chucky

[@kri249]

God so many childhood memories in one comment section. The 80s were the time to be alive as a child. I never got a Teddy Ruxpin but some cheaper alternative talking bear. I also remember the ads for Cricket but never knowing anyone who had one.

[@Humongous420]

Minty you rock! You have been in my top 5 KZbinrs since I found your channel many years ago. Keep up the great work!

[@lordsidious83]

Glad they are still making Chucky, especially with the old cast now. Who would have thought it so many years later

[@DaveDuncanMusic]

Theres been a couple lately that were pure garbage.

[@lordsidious83]

@@DaveDuncanMusic Not really! there was some of the more comedy focused ones that were silly, but the latest few were very entertaining, loving the series too

[@instrumentaldude8349]

@@lordsidious83 can agree on some point here, yes the series is very good I will give you this. But I always had an opinion on Jennifer as she imo is the one who destroyed the franchise. Since she is in there I can't help but notice that Chucky isn't that scary evil doll anymore. Curse of Chucky was good because she wasn't in it. I never cared much for her presence in the movies as she downgrades Chucky imo. I just miss the times when Chucky was on his own going on a rampage. Much of the horror got lost when Jennifer came into the movies.

[@Ishitonyou666]

Personally the first 2 Child’s play movie are great, 3 is ok but got worse after that, don’t care about the Chucky tv show

[@dominicbarratt3433]

This, nitemare on elm street and critters really sum up my childhood. Great movies. Thanks minty👍🏻

[@beece16]

Critters the one movie that had us kids asking the teachers if porcupines could shoot their quills.

[@joshuagibson2520]

For the 87-88 era, they did one hell of a good job with his face movements, speech, and animatronics.

[@PieterPatrick]

The face of the dwarf in Labyrinth from 1986 was great. But that was a bigger face.

[@LordRain1031]

​@PieterPatrick well it also helps that Jim Hansen (Hensen?) Worked on Labryrinth. I mean, he WAS the best of the best for animating puppets. 👍✌️

[@Mario64Marlo]

I absolutely love this video it reminds me of videos on KZbin I watched when I was younger

[@LoepkeVisionFilms]

I absolutely love Child's Play! Thanks for this episode Minty!

[@MrHeadbanger366]

I can't imagine anyone but Brad Dourif as Chucky. He was brilliant.

[@ryancasey1287]

Great video as always Minty. Say, can we expect to see '10 things you didn't know about the Punisher (2004)'?

[@gregorynetus5557]

One of the best movies ever made.this movie is a masterpiece.word up son

[@margaretlowe5220]

I wasn't sure about you at first Minty but now I'm OBSESSED! You bring back my childhood in 20 minutes increments!!

[@SpaghettyLuvsU]

I had a My Buddy doll, I loved him. There was a short period where he had to sleep in the other room, but still.

[@theelder4797]

"Show mommy on the Buddy doll where the Buddy doll touched you."

[@JenMistress]

And here I thought when Freddy has nightmares, he dreams of Dokken. Those who seen the Dream Warriors music video I'm sure will get that reference. 😉 But yeah, I seem to remember, it was either in a trailer or a radio spot I heard in the Special Features for Child's Play I heard that claim in too. Still I'm surprised you didn't mention some of the other influences this movie had too, like the killer dolls in Zombies Ate My Neighbors. But anyways, still enjoyed this. Thank you, Minty.

[@BubbaThaumaturge]

I get the Dokken reference.

[@Pegfoxx]

Ah yes I remember the killer dolls in Zombies Ate My Neighbors. That is a classic game lol.

[@blockhead8134]

George lynch fuckin rips .tooth and nail is a bitchin album

[@brettkihlmire573]

Zombies Ate My Neighbors was such a great game

[@sgillman16]

I remember going out and buying a Dokken album right after seeing Elm Street 3

[@wstine79]

I loved Chucky ever since the first movie. I remember seeing the Child's Play cast talk about this movie in 2012. They talked about how dangerous it was to film in Chicago.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Why was it dangerous to film there?

[@DaveDuncanMusic]

@@nsasupporter7557 Because Chicago is a place where upstanding citizens can't defend themselves and the crime rate is consistently through the roof. Criminals dont follow laws so taking everyones right to defend themselves away leaves them vulnerable to those who dont care what laws are in place to begin with.

[@wstine79]

@@nsasupporter7557 Rough Chicago neighborhood in 1980s.

[@homelesshannah50]

Candyman was worse cause they were in Cabrini Green, so many scary stories

[@Ishitonyou666]

Chicago got worse lol

[@hiddentruth1982]

the voodoo subplot is what made chucky so good. It added a kind of how can you stop him vibe to it.

[@billbixby557]

"...my buddy...my buddy...my buddy and meeee"!! I haven't heard that jingle in damn near 40 years and as soon as you mentioned the name, it immediately started ringing in my head, how creepy is that? I've also heard that Robert the Doll - who is housed in a museum in Key West, FL - was also an inspiration for Chuckie. Apparently, there's a ritual or a few rules to be followed when going to see him and people complain of headaches and other strange occurrences after visiting the exhibit. I lived there for a few years but never checked it out, why tempt fate?

[@vanillajack5925]

Apparently Robert the Doll gets hundreds of letters begging him to remove curses he's put on people after they visited him.

[@billbixby557]

@@vanillajack5925 really? Yup, simply avoiding the whole cursed doll exhibit turned out to a solid choice! Imagine visiting a gorgeous tropical island only to stand in line & pay money to get hexed by a doll you know is supposedly cursed...people are strange. You can find me at the beach playa!

[@christianvega12341]

Dude, i love your videos. It give me a nostalgia feeling of my 80s childhood, and i grateful. Thanks and keep up the good work.

[@AubreyTheKing]

Decades later and the first Child's Play movie is still a masterpiece! As soon as you say a "killer doll," Chucky will always come to mind! I love this movie!

[@biancalord488]

Anebelle or Chucky?

[@AubreyTheKing]

@@biancalord488 Chucky is FAR more memorable! Without a doubt. At least to me.

[@Bryyanfrm617]

I love this movie and the actor Brad is such a Legend ⭐️!!!!

[@nicklemaster6752]

Love ya minty, 80% of the movies on your channel are on my dvd rack and the ones that aren't get ordered quickly after you get me curious. Please keep up the good work and help make the magic of the 80s and 90s stick around for as long as we can

[@monicapyle]

That's crazy they thought it would encourage kids to be violent when in reality it scared kids away from owning dolls 😂

[@jamesboone3795]

Always good quality content with Minty, much love from the USofA

[@feliciajenkins5041]

Next to Freddy Krueger Chucky is my favorite comedian 🤣😂. Fatal Beauty is a underrated gem. Are you ever going to review Death to Smoochy? Another underrated gem.

[@blockhead8134]

Death to smoochy fuckin rips

[@josephmckenzie2694]

Love this show. Been watching for over a year and still enjoy it. Love watching old ones and new ones! Keep up the good work minty

[@TheGlssr60]

When Chucky came to life for the first time in the first movie in the year of its release, that was truly one of my few "Holy sh*t" moments in movie history. Up until then I had never seen anything close to that kind of realistic animation.

[@Luka-DanteGodofMischief]

Ikr especially for the time period..like Jaws, the shark animatronic looked sooooooo damn real and that was in the 70s and we are in greater technological times and make shyt CGI shark movies or whatever .

[@viciousdope66]

I’ve been looking for that “Cellar Dweller” movie for around 20 years! I couldn’t remember the name, only that I’d seen the last 30 minutes on Fox or TBS around 4 am on a Saturday. I’ve done NUMEROUS Google and KZbin searches using what I remember, all to no avail. Thanks Minty!

[@martinboyle9163]

Initially, I thought, "They cut out 25 minutes? Boy, I wish they would have kept those scenes in!" Then I heard you describe the scenes and I must agree that all of those scenes were best left on the cutting room floor.

[@moonscar119]

Amazing movie for its time. When I think of chucky I think of the doll plant from the second movie (which I'm sure you will review next). Such a thrilling ending

[@Eastsid3]

I remember this being made fun of next to Friday the 13th and Elm Street but this was and still is of my favorite Horror/thriller movies.

[@snackbarqueen]

I saw this movie in the theater when I was 14 and yes it scared the crap outta me.....I was also one of those little girls that got a Cabbage Patch doll during the craze lol 🤣 love your videos Minty !!!!

[@jemofthe80s18]

If it wasn't for Tom Holland and John Lafia redoing the story, I SERIOUSLY doubt that I would have liked ANYTHING about 'Blood Buddy', especially after learning all of the original details of the characters. Thanks to Tom and John paving the way for the original trilogy, I have the great Karen, the AWESOME Andy vs. Chucky story, and of course Andy himself (especially Justin Whalin) and his 3-film arc:):) Hello, BOY Nancy Thompson! And THEN John Lafia made the best entry in the whole franchise, but that's a novel of a comment for the SEQUEL video;) And wow, that comment about not taking itself too seriously and being overly dramatic really works in its favor--totally apply that to the recent TV show and it's TRUE.

[@abellewis3062]

This was my favorite movie back in the day!

[@danieltuley5223]

Minty, your vids are awesome. I picked up on it when I was in Europe and brought it back to my friends back in the states.

[@sarlaccstapeworm990]

I remember watching the "living doll" episode on 'The Twilight Zone' when I was a kid!! Telly Savalas kicked ass in that episode!!😂 Great video (as always) Minty!! ❤️👍

[@zsfantasticbooks]

I love it when Brad Dourif voices Chucky and he did a bad ass job to voice the killer doll since the first movie towards the Chucky show which I enjoyed and can't wait for season 2. No voice actor could beat Brad Dourif's talent of bringing Chucky to life.

[@johndzienius2866]

Love Ya Minty been a fan since 50,000 bud. Keep these videos pumping and jive Dude. Gotten through many years of boring construction work. Thanks my friend for getting this 80’s 90’s movie buff through the day

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

Probably my favorite youtube channel.....Born in 82, its like it was made for me...lol

[@eaglelubricants]

Your video helped me pass time as I was waiting on a wrecker in the Texas heat. Thanks Minty

[@R.P.McMurphy]

I'm still surprised that nobody in the production team of this movie ever consideres calling the movie Chucky. I mean, here in LatinAmerica the movies are known as Chucky. We don't go to see Child's Play 1, 2 or 3, we go watch Chucky 1, 2 or 3. Like Rocky. It makes way more sense to me.

[@thelstanedwardsson4374]

Best video of Minty's so far... I love Childs Play and Chucky! 😊👍🤣😂😊😊😊

[@jamesandrewjohnstone1931]

Still. 1 of the best 80s horror films....sadly the franchise went downhill. Great video Minty.

[@tylersmith9868]

Name a franchise that hasn't gone downhill lol

[@shainewhite2781]

Steven Spielberg, Rocky Morton, Annabelle Jenkel, Robert Wise, Howard Franklin, Robert Aldrich, and Joseph Ruben were also considered for directing.

[@brandonspain12345]

Rocky Morton and Annabelle Jankel? The directors of the Super Mario Bros movie? Glad they never got the chance. On a side note, Wes Craven was considered to direct to the sequel. Who knows how CP2 would've turned out. I mean look what he did for Freddy and Scream.

[@monicapyle]

I was in 3rd grade when this came out and I had over 50 dolls that my dad arranged in a hammock, so they were all sitting up looking at me. When he'd tuck me in, he'd say "Monica I sat all of these dolls up and you've laid them all down!" I was scared to tell him I watched child's play so I just told him I preferred the dolls face down in the hammock 😂

[@BarkinBCharlie]

I had a my buddy doll back then, my mom made me throw it out after this movie came out lol

[@monicapyle]

@@BarkinBCharlie hahaha I had a cricket doll (popular in the 80's and she talked and moved her eyes). That doll had to stay in the living room every night. No way was she going in the hammock!

[@LadyOnikara]

Like other kids, I got a Teddy Ruxpin doll when they first came out. Also, maybe like other kids, I thought he was going to kill me in my sleep. He didn't though. We're good friends now.

[@Pegfoxx]

I don't blame you. I was a young girl watching this back in the day, and I put all my dolls in the attic after watching this 😂

[@homelesshannah50]

@@LadyOnikara Teddy was a sweetheart

[@wcsoblake85]

I don't know if any other viewers suffer from the side effects of Minty's videos like I do, but I always want to watch the movies that Minty covers. I'm sure I'm not the only one lol.

[@MarilynRB]

Lol indeed you're not alone, my friend. You're in like company! Haha

[@matthewallen1957]

Hey Minty. Long time viewer first time commenting. Love this channel! This is my favorite horror franchise. I’m working in Chicago just blocks away from the apartment building. I went there a couple of years ago and it was really cool. The building looks the same but the street has changed quite a bit compared to the movie. There’s a bar in the basement of the apartment that a group of people invited me to sing karaoke in. It was a great night. Unfortunately the elevator was blocked off for residential use only.

[@wizzydoesdallas3408]

I used to make my sister cry with my My Buddy doll after we watched Child's Play. I'd chase her around with it or leave it under her blankets before bedtime. Lol

[@bacardy330]

Good job. I remember seeing this in vhs back in the days. I was very suspenseful and was a great 80s movie. The sequels sucked after that but this one is a masterpiece

[@MasseurDavis]

Old lady : Ugly Doll Chucky: Fuck You Lol, my favorite line.

[@Jonnos_guitar_world]

I love your videos!, you are inspiring me to make my own KZbin movie facts

[@Jonnos_guitar_world]

@@Me-qp8vz i am mainly going to focus on the actracy that movies make, The the back to the future timelines

[@LoganHunter82]

@@Jonnos_guitar_world The what now?

[@ScottyBanton]

I always look forward to your uploads. Big up to you Minty from London 👊🏻👊🏻

[@shawndubbz]

Wow Minty! Another great one! Growing up, I too had parents who WOULDNT allow this movie, and an older sister who tried to rent it. Love your show and you’re definitely an uploader worth all those damn shit YT commercials lol muah!

[@patrickperalta59]

thanks for the info I also had no idea the babysitter was played by Dinah Manoff who played Marty in Grease. In Child's play I didn't reconize her.

[@robertcatania1120]

John Lithgow was also the most notable "villain" from the "Dexter" showtime series as the Trinity killer from season 4.

[@Lebowski604]

Thanks Minty I watched this one when I was the same age as the main character... many, many times.

[@markasquith7735]

I'm here at 37 watching this video in away of getting over my fears. I have watch every horror film out there but none have effected me like this one movie

[@filipohman7277]

Awesome Work Bro, Thanks 👍👍😎 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮

[@monicapyle]

I loved batteries not included. Great 80's movie

[@matthewtucker8994]

Minty AKA Mark, is always the Best. Great info presented in a fun and entertaining way. Keep up the good work bro.

[@nasalpolecat091]

Minty. You are the Best, the best, the best!

[@Lake-dejected]

I've been away for a while but I'm all caught up great videos as always m8 Here's a jem from the past arena 1989

[@ashleyjohnston9855]

Yes!!!! Love this movie. 😁😁😁

[@adamsangry]

Chucky coming to life and screaming at the mom is literally the scariest single moment in horror cinema ever… EVER.

[@benm4290]

That's the part that *still* gets me. Damn good how that done.

[@Krishale357]

my mom bought my brother a "my buddy" doll growing up, then Child's Play came out and next thing you know that doll was put in the trunk of the car outside.. then we never saw it again. My older sister was freaked out by it..lol

[@TheEbonyMystique]

I dated a guy who use to laugh just like Chucky. I loved it because Child's Play is one of my favorite horror movies. Let's just say the relationship didn't end well. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@bigcurt3572]

I had my buddy doll and I still have him today and I love my buddy doll and great childhood memories I had.

[@johnghoul7542]

My dad took me to the theater to see this one when it came out. I was 10 yrs old & loved it.

[@gerdamelle]

This series is actually scary, as evil spirits possessing in objects is not unheard of

[@margaretlowe5220]

There were so many awesome movies in the 1980's. In every genre there are numerous movies that are classics!!

[@galendeig6747]

John Lithgow was also great as the "bad guy" in a season of the "Dexter" tv series.

[@jcawthon99]

Also love it that Dorif, Sarandon, & Hicks all had guest roles in Star Trek!

[@jacobtrevino7884]

Your videos make my day thank you for that

[@aidanhever3369]

I remember you made this video a couple of years ago. But this is an improvement !

[@willowfalls7528]

I never realized Child's Play was so controversial. I don't remember my mother ever saying anything about it, one way or the other. Of course, we were already a sequel or two deep in the franchise when I first became aware of them, and began watching.

[@sgtpepper1138]

I remember my mom taking me to see Child's Play in the theater when I was 8.

[@MrMelson]

Minty, you have the best channel my friend love the content☺️☺️

[@aaroncarter5322]

Thanks for another good one Minty

[@girldaddividendinvestor]

GOAT horror series. Even my children love to watch around Halloween. Freddy, Michael, Jason, Chucky are my Mt. Rushmore of horror icons!

[@monsterhanna6691]

I'm sorry, but I love that description. 😂

[@ryanlugo321]

My mother showed me this when I was around 3 when it first came to video. She enjoy my squeals of terror enough to buy me a doll that looked exactly the same to sleep with. She even encouraged its name to be Chucky, refusing to call it anything else.

[@stmn346]

Favorite part is when she opens up chucky to find no batteries. As a pre teen in the late 80’s, that was terrifying

[@jasonstriker5975]

I love how Minty always has the Jason mask and Spiderman in full view in his videos. It's 2 of my favorite characters. 😀

[@Shannonbarnesdr1]

hell yeah ! i love all the child's play films, i also am really enjoying the chucky series that is surprisingly fun. these have really held up as a fun horror franchise, another great set of '' toys come alive films'' Dolls, dolly dearest, demonic toys 1 and 2 , and the puppet master series.

[@dychrisshandonsmith1242]

Love yourself first and most Believe in yourself Quitters never win and winners never quit Don't give up and never give in Ignore those who try to discourage you Hang on to your dreams Take control of own destiny Take care of yourself Keep moving forward Stay strong Stand tall and be brave Stand up for yourself Act of kindness people

[@monicapyle]

I loved horror movies since I was a young kid so I tried to get my kids into scary movies at a young age. I decided to start them off with an old black and white twilight zone episode and it happened to be the talking Tina episode you referenced at 2:47. I told them if it's too scary just say a code word (they chose banana) and I'd turn it off. The minute the doll said "I'm talking Tina and I don't like you", my kids both screamed BANANA!!!!! And they slept with me for several days lol. Now they're 21 and 16 and they still don't like horror. I had to bribe my son with subway to watch the new It with me

[@delete---7593]

😐

[@jeremyblackwater439]

😂 scarred!

[@dychrisshandonsmith1242]

Thanks you for your video and channel

[@bardthenascarfanaticdragon]

Another Child's Play idea would be a Sci-Fi/Comedy Approach. A Scientist decides to test out a machine that allows him to switch places with an action figure. In order to return to his normal form, he has to get his brother to reactivate the machine.

[@projp9057]

I actually watched the Child's play movies when i was 10 years old, and my mother didn't had a problem with that.

[@MrBunnymaan]

The 80s had great creative films no cgi just real effects...