Child's Play (1988) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!

[@shainewhite2781]

17:18, "Oh,FUCK, this might be the scene!" Lol!!

[@DanielSelk]

That scene where the mother finds out the doll is real is so creepy! The tension waiting for it to come alive to her is insane...then it DOES come to life and it's believable! Well done scene to a well done movie =)

[@JosephRGrych]

It's my favorite scene. Great music effects throughout, too.

[@victorsixtythree]

Saw this movie in the theater when it first came out...and, yeah, everyone screamed in that scene when Chuckie's face changed! LOL

[@BrianSmithNow]

That scene was like a roller coaster in the theater. We had never really seen effects like that. Plus that booming voice got screams from the audience. Instant classic.

[@chrisvalenzuela3792]

Yep, the batteries falling out of the box was the best part. Instantly gave the audience an oh sh#t response.

[@jyronereyes5678]

That scene was a classic 👌

[@Right-Hand_Man]

My favorite scene: Chucky: "Andy, no please.. we're friends 'til the end, remember?" Andy: "This IS the end friend"

[@shainewhite2781]

18:22, "Fuck this guy, dude. That didn't help me get over my fears. I think it reinvigorated them." Lol!!

[@wampa25]

The scene where Chucky "comes to life" is one of the best scenes ever. I saw it on opening day and the audience went absolutely crazy (they didn't show Chucky in any of the promos so we had no idea what we were in for)

[@shainewhite2781]

14:04, Samantha's reaction is exactly what the audience felt. Lol!!

[@Mystic-Alchemist1]

And 17:22, TB’s reaction is the same fear every guy had. Still makes me tense up.

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

Would it surprise you if I told you that Chucky spinning his head was a homage to "The Exorcist", because it makes sense.

[@BoxOKittens]

Even all these years later I can't get over how adorable Andy is. They did an amazing job casting Alex to play him. He's absolutely precious AND a great actor at such a young age. It's so cool that he's come back many times to revise his role as an adult.

[@dustman820]

Child's Play 2 and 3 are worth reacting to. Like you said, lots of familiar actors in this movie. Chris Sarandon, was in Fright Night and The Princess Bride, Catherine Hicks was the mom in the TV show, 7th Heaven, and Dinah Manoff was Marty in Grease.

[@DylansPen]

Catherine Hicks also in Star Trek IV.

[@clevelandcbi]

Son of a bitch. Freaking Prince Humperdink!!!! Seen this a dozen times and somehow didn't catch that.

[@JamesGadbury]

Fright Night is a great 80s horror film. Recommended viewing!

[@juicedeleon4958]

Yeah, Alex Vincent came back for Childs Play 2, then took time off for 15 yrs to be a 'normal' person with school and college, he then returned in a an awesome post credit scene in Curse of Chucky (2013) then Cult of Chucky (2017), and now he stars in the new tv series Chucky. Chucky hates him and wants to kill him, but he's always ready.

[@theaikidoka]

That expression at 4:23 - that is the most husband-wife-in-sync look! Love that you two can communicate that much, it's genuinely a reflection of why you two are such good reactors.

[@mistyxmarlboro]

That was such a great moment

[@WoahLookAtThatFreak]

Love this movie. Brad Dourif is such a great voice actor and is a criminally underrated actor in general. Hope you guys continue with this series because its a lot of fun

[@Madbandit77]

He was Oscar-nominated for Best Supporting Actor in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" as stuttering inmate Billy.

[@clevelandcbi]

My aunt grew up with him. Says he's 100% as nice as it gets.

[@MFSeaMen]

Brad Dourif is phenomenal in Exorcist 3, one of my favourite performances of all time.

[@MKF30]

I heard hea a down to earth, nice dude but always plays psycho, crazy characters. Lol 😆 He's in my town fav actors ever. He was supposed to be the Joker in the original Batman but the studio wanted Jack Nicholson instead. Jack was good but would have loved to have seen what Brad would have done as the Joker...Chucky is a legend.

[@carn9507]

@@MKF30 Oh yeah Jack was good, but Dourif would have probably looked more comic accurate at least in physique. I still kinda wish we'd see Willem Dafoe as Joker back then. Though yes he's a great Norman Osborne too. Kinda funny mentioning Joker, what with Mark Hamill, the main voice actor for Joker over various animated adaptations and video games voicing the AI Chucky in the 2019 reboot film.

[@yahirjsantiago8984]

Fun Fact:The actor playing Dr.Ardmore is Jack Colvin,underrated actors he was mostly known for playing Mr.McGee in The Incredible Hulk (1977-1982)the tv show.He died in 2005. Also another horror movie with Chris Sarandon is Fright Night(1985).

[@TheImaginator972]

I thought that name looks familiar that Jack Colvin was in this movie since I know him from The Classic Incredible HULK.

[@carn9507]

Yeah, Jack McGee, always hot on the trail of David Banner. Good times. :)

[@Madbandit77]

@@TheImaginator972 He played a hitman in the Charles Bronson action thriller "The Stone Killer", which is worth a watch.

[@vincecommando7575]

@@Madbandit77 Hell yeah, please give us Mr. Bronson. One of the original kings of cool. Long live badass characters.

[@CMinorOp67]

The lady playing Aunt Maggie played Marty in “Grease”. Maybe that is why she looks familiar…? She was also in the movie, “Ordinary People”…which I thought was pretty good/moving.

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

OMG - that's where I know her from. Thank you!

[@CMinorOp67]

@@jeannieschmidt2217 you’re welcome🤗

[@mistyxmarlboro]

Yeah, I just found out under another reaction that she was in Grease! I’ve seen both so many times & never could place her!

[@StCerberusEngel]

Alex Vincent deserves so much credit for this movie. He was amazing for such a young actor.

[@tbirdUCW6ReAJ]

He did sound like Kevin Costner ordering oatmeal that one time (Nostalgia Critic/Phelous reference). His acting did improve in the sequel.

[@scotthewitt258]

It's kinda rough hearing him in interviews as an adult talking about knowing, even as a child actor, how important his performance was and how much pressure he felt filming.....

[@sebastianemond5313]

​@scotthewitt258 I think at his age, Alex Vincent did amazing in the first movie, and it was great when he came back for Curse and Cult. Still need to watch the Syfy show.

[@davidkoudelka10]

"This IS the end, friend." is one of my most favorite lines!😂🤘 The kid's a good actor as well!😎👍

[@rodgill9376]

Chucky is not into satanism. He practices voodoo magic and spells. He was taught it and learned how to do so. Chucky is also not only a savage but he is also funny too. Also the scene of Andy crying saying Chucky is going to kill him almost always gets me. Felt so bad for him but at the same time, he was also a badass and one of the smartest characters in the horror genre. He almost always does everything himself besides his mother and Detective Mike. It was at this moment that history forever changed for Andy and he'd never be the same afterwards.

[@shainewhite2781]

YES!!! Steven Spielberg was almost picked to direct the project until he considered hiring Tom.Holland as he was impressed by his comedy horror film FRIGHT NIGHT. Howard Franklin, Rocky Morton and Annabelle Jenkell, Jack Clayton, Robert Aldrich, Joseph Reuben, Irvin Kershner, Robert Wise, William Friedkin and Robert Altman were considered for the job as well The scene where Chucky comes to life and attacks the mom was on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments.

[@TheImaginator972]

All thanks to Steven Spielberg, that's how future Chucky franchise came from Universal Picture but of course the original Chucky movie always belonged to MGM.

[@eliroth9978]

True but it's worth noting that Don Mancini and David Kirschner got the final cut after Holland's version of the movie was panned by test screenings.

[@wallywest2038]

Lmao

[@chadmcfarland9660]

They need to watch Fright Night

[@jgsrhythm100]

This was inspired by the Anthony Hopkins film " Magic" (78 ) which is far far superior. .

[@shainewhite2781]

14:27, this is the moment that scared The shit out of the audience!

[@LordVolkov]

"Stop putting your head next to the door!" 🤣🤣🤣 The Child's Play series is a lot of fun, mainly due to Brad Dourif's great voice work. Watching Chucky get destroyed is also a good time. Hopefully next year you can do director Tom Holland's previous horror classic - Fright Night 85 For some more killer dolls to disturb TBR - Puppet Master

[@fuckTrump-v7j]

"Ugly doll" "FUCK YOU!!!" So fuckin funny.

[@mparantha]

fun fact: i'm related to dinah manoff (aunt maggie in the film), but I've only got to meet her once. met her sons a couple of times. it was pretty cool. I was already a huge fan of the chucky films before I found out I was related to her.

[@CMinorOp67]

Very cool. She was great in Grease and Ordinary People.

[@CesarC81]

Maybe they found aunt maggie so familiar because she was in Grease!

[@erika8214]

She was in the TV series Empty Nest. Catherine Hicks was in the tv series Seventh Heaven, the movie Turbulence, Peggy Sue Got Married, Like Father, Like Son, etc.

[@carn9507]

the character got referenced in the latest episode of the TV show when Chucky is being brainwashed and repeated Andy's line about the 9 o clock news. :P

[@CPubi]

0:45 wow what a crazy coincidence, i also happened to see this scene as a child and got traumatized by it. i was really scared of chucky for a long time after that but now realize how goofy the whole thing is.

[@clevelandcbi]

*KEEP GOING!!!* Chucky only gets funnier. My little girl was him 2x on Halloween, and I'm 100% serious when I tell you she scared the shit out of several adults at the doors. She even had families following us just to watch. It was awesome. One guy fell flat on his ass when she jumped at the door. His wife was crying/laughing and gave my daughter a whole unopened bag of candy.

[@samuelspiel8855]

Badass!

[@clevelandcbi]

@@samuelspiel8855 She wasn't even in Kindergarten yet, probable her age and size in my pic, but she had his sneer down perfect. The guy who screamed and fell on his ass was wearing Jason's hockey mask, which made it 10x funnier than it already was. My oldest niece was 11, and her and her friends would walk up to the doors and separate so my crazy kid could pop out.

[@Osprey850]

@@clevelandcbi That proves it: even Jason is afraid of Chucky. I'm now imagining what a Jason vs. Chucky movie would've been like.

[@Jayce71]

Parenting done right. Good job! :D

[@clevelandcbi]

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Chucky is my favorite horror. Because nobody suspects a toy doing all the killing... eventually.

[@Lancun]

I love this series because later movies really play into the absurdity of Chucky's vulgar nature and devolve almost into a horror-comedy hybrid. Even in this movie, his first words to the mom and the scene in the elevator give you a sign of the funny things to come. Child's Play 2 and 3 ramp it up before it becomes a full-on Slasher-comedy in Bride of Chucky and Seed of Chucky. Curse of Chucky brings it back to its much creepier roots, but the comedy stuff is so much fun.

[@robertcampbell8070]

Basically all the slasher franchises of the time frame did this, outside of Halloween, which became absurd without learning into the comedy. Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th were also pretty self aware with the comedy aspect.

[@jgsrhythm100]

This was inspired by the Anthony Hopkins film " Magic" (78 ) which is far far superior. .

[@johnnym7575]

This was a blast. So glad you enjoyed it. At a time when people are stressed out about which timeline is best for their favourite franchise, it's pretty darn comforting to have Child's Play...... 7 movies.... 2 TV seasons.... ONE timeline. It's just a really fun time. It's obvious that a lot of love went into making this. Don Mancini created a real family of cast, crew and fans over the years. (Decades! Geez, I feel old now).

[@jaydavid2920]

The more chucky stayed in the doll the more human he actually became,by the end when you see him in the elevator with the old couple you can see chucky has a receding hairline so he's balding witch is pretty creepy, definitely a true horror classic,hope you guys atleast watch part 2,part 2 is definitely worth your time and the series is actually good also

[@DanJackson1977]

The Chucky doll was loosley based on a lifesize doll from the 80s called "My Buddy" which is remembered for its disgustingly catchy jingle. very similar in style. There was also girls version "Kid Sister"

[@louiseteaches]

"Where the fuck is this little thing?" This really made me laugh! It's crazy how a story about a doll can be so freaking scary. Absolutely love your reactions, so glad I found your channel. Love how you take time to really discuss and unpack the movies and also how you talk about what you know about the film beforehand. Really enjoy watching you both, thanks so much! :)

[@shainewhite2781]

I highly recommend you watch all the Chucky Movies: CHILD'S PLAY 2, 1990 CHILD'S PLAY 3, 1991 BRIDE OF CHUCKY, 1998 SEED OF CHUCKY, 2004 CURSE OF CHUCKY, 2013 CULT OF CHUCKY, 2017 CHUCKY TV series based on the movie. Now on the Sci Fi Channel.

[@mtvegas77]

Seed of Chucky is absolutely bonkers!

[@rfmonii]

This is my first reaction to your channel. I swear I never laughed so hard at both your reactions. I saw this movie as a teenager when it was released, and I'm with you Schmidtt: this put me off any movies involving murdering or possessed inanimate objects. But you reaction at the car scene, along with Samantha looking and laughing at you was the funniest expressions I've ever seen. A great reaction video!

[@Osprey850]

Check out their recent reactions to the first few episodes of Ash vs Evil Dead. They're very similar and priceless.

[@profshad3429]

Somebody probably said this. Maggie is from Grease, she played Marty. The Mom was in the show , 7th Heaven and in Star Trek 4

[@myfriendisaac]

“THIS IS THE END, FRIEND!” 🔥😈🔪 My favorite film of the Chucky series, mainly because of Andy + his mom’s chemistry.

[@jaysmith9206]

I was fortunate enough to get autographs and meet Brad Douriff and Alex Vincent at a convention a few years ago. Alex was was super nice and friendly Brad didnt have much time to chat as they were rushing to get him to his next event. They both signed a Chucky Funko for me!

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

Fun fact, Brad Dourif recorded his Chucky lines from the ADR Studio, and he frightened his daughter when she walked in on him while he was recording Chucky's screaming for when Andy burns him.

[@sicorange3]

After watching this movie since I was about 4 years old - I have something new to finally realize. Yes it was dark when Karen (mom) was working that night of her son's birthday. Also winter in Chicago - gets dark by about 4:30pm. She may have been working until 8 or 9pm - and Andy's bedtime would be say 8pm - that whole hour of him asleep is the death of Aunt Maggie. Arrival of his mom via bus at maybe ~10pm

[@bdog1323]

Was even creepier when many people thought this was similar to the "My Buddy" doll during this time.

[@TerribleEnglish]

Lol. I was thinking "I always get the end of this movie mixed up with Gremlins, imagining Chucky driving the Barbie car.." then heard TBR say 'reminds me of the toy store in Gremlins'. :)

[@jimtatro6550]

Check out Fright Night which is from the same director and stars Chris Sarandon as a vampire. It’s a great movie with a standout performance from the late great Roddy McDowell

[@chrismatson1984]

Yeah. Chris sarandon is great in that. I always remberer the line "oh your so cool brewster" lol

[@daltonio6001]

Fright Night Part 2 is super underrated too, great continuation of the first

[@bdog1323]

"Welcome to Frrrright Night.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,For real." Classic 80's flick.

[@tiananesbitt7156]

I miss Anton so much!

[@matthewdeepdensity6601]

Yes, this one is excellent... Love the work of Brad Fiedel on it. Brilliant atmosphere from the beginning to the end...

[@luvaboy772]

6:22 The friend is Dinah Manoff, she was on a sitcom in the late 80's to early 90's called 'Empty Nest'. And Andy's mom is Catherine Hicks from '7th Heaven'.

[@christinadoxstader3004]

Sam laughing at the TBR's trauma is just so cute. I don't know why but I love it. Anyway great reaction as always. The other movies are worth a look if nothing more than for their campiness factor. I mean lets be real, it's doll, how hard can it really be to defeat a doll.

[@jamesmeechan6983]

Chucky probably got the knife from where Barclays mum was in the kitchen of her home

[@HevyDev]

The sequel is a must see) Alex Vincent as Andy again and Chucky's facial expressions were perfected a lot. Also, the camerawork in part 2 is just outstanding!

[@shainewhite2781]

26:09, Samantha: "AHHHH!!" TBR: "This Fucking Thing!" Lol!!

[@b.ls.7276]

These two are hilarious!

[@tracyturner310]

fun fact the actor who played Mike Norris is the same guy who played Jack Skellington in The Nightmare Before Christmas and Prince Humperdinck in The Princess Bride

[@TheImaginator972]

I sure hope Mike Norris and Andy's Mom deserve a comeback in either the future Chucky movie or appeared in the television series.

[@JoshuaC0rbit]

You are totally on my bar trivia team.

[@christophercunningham3257]

He also played Jerry Dandridge in Fright Night.

[@DanJackson1977]

Except his singing voice. That's Danny Elfman.

[@MKF30]

He was also in Fright Night as someone mentioned 😉 Great movie!

[@willthorburn1985]

“She looks familiar” …she was the mom on that show ‘7th Heaven’. That’s all I’ve seen her in

[@TommyMartensson666]

Seriously this whole franchise is criminally underrated. I hope you react to all of them (except the remake). They all vary much in tone and style which keeps it fresh. Even the new TV show that will drop its second season soon is in canon with the movies so watch all the movies in release order and then the TV-show. I guarantee you that you will have a blast. Same writer/creator involved in all and Brad Dourif (also famous for playing Wormtongue in Lord of the Rings) voices Chucky in all of them as well. Great reaction as always. You're one of the best reactor channels out there.

[@TamiJoeris-ge5dg]

I love those lines, "ugly doll" "f you!" LOL!

[@victorewah2659]

The thing that I always had to remind myself of when watching this film was that even though Chucky possesses the body of a doll he still possessed the strength of a full grown man; and considering Chucky was a serial killer known by the moniker of "The Lakeshore Strangler" I imagine Chucky in his original human form had a considerable amount of strength to strangle his victims, so it doesn't surprise me that he was able to perform some of the feats that he did throughout the film series.

[@stevenorellano2039]

The cop in this movie plays Jerry Dandridge in Fright Night. Also, he plays Prince Humperdink in The Princess Bride.

[@chadwickvon8019]

Aunt Maggie was one of the pink ladies in the movie grease. She played Marty Maraschino

[@shainewhite2781]

The Chucky Doll and Effects were done by Kevin Yagher, whom would later marry Kathrine Hicks, Andy's Mom, 1990. Yagher would later return to the franchise for CHILD'S PLAY 2 and 3.

[@richardb6260]

Chris Sarandon has a memorable role in Fright Night. BTW, there's a good Twilight Zone episode about an evil doll. It's a Talky Tina doll and it's final line is chilling.

[@groothewanderer3710]

Yep, I remember the Twilight Zone episode. It stars the late Telly Savalas. Regarding scary killer dolls,..there was an anthology TV movie called Trilogy of Terror starring Karen Black. Three stories,.. one of the stories was of a voodoo doll that comes to life and terrorizes the Karen Black character. I watched it on KZbin a little while back. It still holds up to today's scary doll movies.

[@DannyRndm]

20:19 The look on Samantha's face when she saw Chucky climbing the stairs is hilarious. 😂😂😂😂

[@f1playlist308]

1:02 You know what to do Samantha! Get a chucky doll and a spider and put it under his seat!

[@brucecooley70]

Love the Childs Play series. The second one is my favorite of all of them. Back in 2008 a bunch of friends and I went on vacation to Florida and we stayed in a villa. One of our friends staying there invited someone over one night to hang out that ended up being Alex Vincent. As a big Chucky fan, I was definitely caught off guard by that. Haha.

[@peeweewallabowski7084]

I love Brad Dourif! He is so underrated and his voice acting is so great in these movies

[@luvaboy772]

20:25 A little person performer named Ed Gale. He's played Chucky in all the scenes of him walking in most of the sequels.

[@Thane36425]

There was a My Buddy line of dolls that came out before the Chuckie movies. Some say it was the inspiration, others that it wasn't. It was a creepy thing though. The Cabbage Patch Kids may have had it beat though. Not only where they a hotly sought after toy and creepy, but they quickly had a legend of some veing haunted or even possessed. I had a step sister who had several of them and admitted to being scared of them at night. So one night after she had been a real pain all day, I went into her room and moved them from the chair she kept them in and lined them up on the foot of her bed. Got in a lot of trouble for that, but it was worth it.

[@mikethemotormouth]

Lol sounds like something I would've done 😈

[@lordinvex1406]

Andys “This IS the end” is one of those iconic hero lines that stick with always. It rivals Brodys “We’re gonna need a bigger boat”, Carol Anns “They’re heeere”, Leonidas “THIS! IS! SPARTA!” and Trinitys “Dodge this!”.

[@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847]

"They're coming to get you, Barbara" is good, too, until you realize the context

[@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847]

Also, "Kung Fu this, b!tch", is my personal favorite

[@ACsPianoCorner]

This movie haunted me as a kid too. Around 9-10yrs old I watched Childs Play and Leprechaun. Ever since then I never liked dolls of any kind and always look at people/things twice. Great reaction as always, keep up the good work.

[@Xehanort10]

4:09 David Kirschner, one of the producers of the whole series used to make dolls and he based Good Guy dolls on My Buddy dolls and the Cabbage Patch Kids.

[@alexhidalgo7110]

Andy is the best and smart main character of all time Everyone reaction when chucky was alive is priceless even your wife He has sequel and his show You two react the best horror movie ever awesome you both

[@chance2smoke]

I remember seeing LOTR: 2T in the theater and I yelled out "This IS the end, friend!" when I saw Mr. Douriff. Maybe 4 people chuckled.

[@Tempest_Elixir]

I always enjoy your reactions but this was particularly hilarious! You mentioning the attempted stab in the butt from under the seat before the movie had me cracking up! 🤣😂 Then later in the movie in the car you were like... "Oh Fuck! This Might Be The Scene!!!" 😂🤣😂🤣

[@b.ls.7276]

TBR is just Hilarious!

[@arborsama4839]

LOL!! “It’s not good that they split up” hahahaha!! Eddie left his ass behind bro

[@VonPunk]

Fantastic reaction. I actually think the Chucky franchise is one of the most solid and fun horror series, 7 movies then into a great TV series largely thanks to the creator Don Mancini being hands on with the whole run. Even the reboot set in its own continuity was pretty effective with Mark Hamill playing Chucky. I hope you do more (or all) of this series, it's actually all a continuous storyline. P.S. Chucky might be hiding in your toilet as well as under your car seat. 😱🤣

[@ck_idgaf1680]

Yes, Alex Vincent continued on to play Andy thru out the movies and even today with the new TV series. Chucky just will not leave him alone and just obsessed with killing him, lol, but it's true.

[@VenomClawman]

Except for the 3rd movie

[@abramsullivan7764]

Except for Child's Play 3, Bride Of Chucky, and Seed Of Chucky

[@luvaboy772]

3:06 Yep, Charles Lee Ray puts his soul in the Chucky Good Guy doll before he dies. 😆

[@cesarvidal7782]

You guys HAVE to watch the Chucky series, but to understand it you need to watch all 7 Chucky movies.

[@broncoscountry7667]

Yes and the Chucky TV show after

[@spikeinmadness5005]

There's another 80s classic campy horror movie called GHOULIES where a little goblin came out of the toilet while some guy was poopin' and bit him. That scarred my mind as a kid. Lol

[@clevelandcbi]

*My aunt grew up with Brad Dourif. Says he was a quiet but extremely sweet little kid. She doesn't tell anyone in her church group that he's played a demonic killer doll for 30+ years* 🤣🤣🤣

[@LastRenegade]

"Your friend is dead. You ok?" LOL.

[@mparantha]

Jack Colvin, who played the doctor, was very famous for playing Jack McGee in The Incredible Hulk. One might say that he made Chucky angry and paid for it.

[@clarencewalker3925]

Chris Sarandon, former husband of Susan, was in "The Princess Bride" and "Dog Day Afternoon." Catherine Hicks was in "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home." She also portrayed Marilyn Monroe in a TV movie.

[@mparantha]

another fun fact: chris sarandon was initially not wanted by the studio. The director, tom holland, basically had to threaten to walk from the project if sarandon was not cast. In addition to directing, holland also starred, wrote, and directed my favorite stephen king adaptation, The Langoliers.

[@nightmaster5593]

I wonder who the studio wanted instead!

[@mparantha]

@@nightmaster5593 can' remember. i just watched a really long interview with sarandon on the inside of you podcast. can't recall if he mentioned it.

[@nightmaster5593]

@@mparantha cool! I'll let ya know if I find out... now I'm very curious! Sarandon is great

[@shallowgal462]

Catherine Hicks starred on The WB's 7th Heaven and in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. Dinah Manoff appeared on ABC's Soap and in Grease, and starred on NBC's Empty Nest. Brad Dourif played a serial killer on Star Trek: Voyager and another one in The Exorcist III, and won a BAFTA, a Golden Globe Award, and an Oscar nomination, for One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, starring Danny DeVito and Christopher Lloyd, Louise Fletcher, and Jack Nicholson. Jack Colvin was previously Jack McGee, an investigative reporter on CBS' The Incredible Hulk nearly every week. Dr. David Banner told him in the pilot, "Mr. McGee, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry." Please consider Child's Play 2 and Bride of Chucky. Also Halloween II, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, and Friday the 13th, Part IV: The Final Chapter.

[@TheImaginator972]

Glad you two truly enjoy this classic movie, and how much I enjoyed the original Child's Play movie how Charles Lee Ray became the killer doll also this ain't no typical Toy Story movie.

[@Wis_Dom]

The first Child's Play had legitimate scares! This is how we reacted watching it in the 80's.

[@JDelwynn]

Child's Play is one of those movies whose covers always stuck out in a video store, and I was scared of everything as a kid. But I watched 2 as a kid with my cousins, and despite being super nervous in the beginning I ended up loving it. It was so fun, been a fan since. I seem to remember the first one being one of those banned movies in my country, like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Evil Dead, so it took until DVD until I could get a copy. You need to watch all of them, including the tv show, it's all a continuing story.

[@johnwilliamson2207]

My wife and I met Alex Vincent a few years ago at Texas Frightmare Weekend, all grown up of course. We ran into him twice after meeting him at his table, the second time was in the lobby where we talked to him for a few minutes and then the third time was at the after party where he was drunk lol. He's a great guy to talk to. He's commented on what it was like working on the movie, he wasn't actually scared of the Chucky puppet at all, the puppeteers were all there and showed him how Chucky worked, Alex just thought it was a very cool robot, which is what Chucky was really. Lastly, love bloomed from this movie, Catherine Hicks who played Karen, met, fell in love with and married Chucky's designer and builder Kevin Yahger on set and they're still married to this day.

[@coreyhendricks9490]

This movie ranked at #93 in the 100 scariest movie moments on Bravo, cool reaction as always Schmitt & Samantha, you both take care and Happy Halloween 🎃

[@nightmaster5593]

cool! which moment did they mention specifically? happy Halloween!

[@coreyhendricks9490]

@@nightmaster5593 I'm just giving facts about a special that aired on Bravo in October 2004, 100 scariest movie moments but it's early for Halloween though, that's about it

[@rodgill9376]

@@nightmaster5593 it was when Chucky attacked Karen. They also showed rare behind the scenes photos as well.

[@coreyhendricks9490]

@@rodgill9376 You're absolutely correct

[@SpaceTed]

OMG TBR, the car scene had me rolling lol - Sam's reaction to you was priceless

[@hunterboyo]

“This is the end friend” what a savage line

[@redmatador7595]

Moral of the story: Remember parents, only buy the expensive original toys at official stores, otherwise you might end up getting a demonic doll posessed by a serial killer.

[@luvaboy772]

3:55 I'm sure the writers modelled Chucky and the Good Guy dolls off of the 80's toys Teddy Ruxpin talking bear, My Buddy dolls, the Cabbage Patch dolls.

[@wibli]

She enjoys your suffering LOL.

[@flatcapman]

4:35 i always wondered what Andy was putting on his mother's burnt toast? People claim its butter but butter isnt white. It looks like Cream cheese so its possible he thinks the toast is a bagel. Also there was a deleted scene where Andy walks away from Eddie's hideaway and he falls into a ditch and that saved his life. Also the scene where chucky stabs the door was def taken from Cobra(1986) with a set up quite the same

[@kampinak]

damn thats so cool you guys are now reacting to this, the best time to get into this franchise now that the show is in full throttle :D this is the best slasher franchise that constantly keeps evolving and reinventing itself, I hope you go through it all that would be a great time :)

[@banx757]

After watching this you 100% need to watch Fright Night (1985). The guy who plays the detective in this movie (Chris Sarandon) is also in Fright Night. You'll love it. Also, 20:23 the guy doing Chucky's voice is the same actor who played Charles Lee Ray in the beginning of the film when he was still human. The actor's name is Brad Dourif and he's been in A LOT of movies (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, Dune, 2007 Halloween, Alien: Ressurection), television (X-Files, Tales from the Crypt, Babylon 5, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, Deadwood, Psych), and continues to do the voice of Chucky to this day! In all the sequel movies and series.

[@charleswilliams6236]

The cop was on fright night

[@YoureMrLebowski]

21:43 "Andy close your eye owww!" Daniel close your eyes!

[@shanenolan8252]

The mother, she was in a 90s television show , 7th heaven some family show Jennifer something was in it ( justin Timberlake wife ) played her daughter and she was in star trek . Actually the husband in it was in star trek as well , Christian happy father's dad is a parter or something. The friend. Is very familiar but i cant think of it , her voice is especially familiar. Oh chucky, before and the voice is from lord of the rings ( grima worm tongue) creppy villain. And he was in one flew over the cuckoo's nest with jack Nicholson.

[@Cagon415]

"Thank you. He weighs like 2 lbs." "What is this cop doing? He's awake now." 🤣

[@Bodypit1]

My favorite slasher and horror franchise! Really glad you reacted to this. I'd say that you should react to at least Child's Play 2, which is usually the favorite among the fans and it leans more into slasher in terms of the style and mood. My own personal favorite is this one, the first movie. It's easily the most ''beliavable'' one (...I mean, as beliavable as a living killer doll can be) and also the darkest in the franchise. Much more a thriller than a slasher like the sequels. If you decide to go even further than CP2 you'll see some pretty drastic changes in the films and some of the newer sequels play more with how absurd the whole idea of Chucky is. Films like Bride of Chucky and Seed of Chucky are just straight up horror comedies where things get *really* bonkers, especially with the last one. After that there's two sequels which go more back to horror again. Chucky also got his own TV series last year and we are in the middle of it's second season at the moment. So there is tons of Chucky stuff (6 sequels and 2 seasons of the tv series) to check out if you decide to go that route! And that's what I obviously hope as a fan but also understand that the character is not everyone's cup of tea. But I'm still happy that you checked this one out anyway. 😊

[@ianfranklin294]

Fun fact: I've heard that when Brad Dourif, Chucky's voice actor, went to the studio to record his screams for the part where Chucky gets lit on fire, he brought his daughter Fiona, who was a child at the time, with him and she was freaking out and crying because she heard him screaming and thought that something bad was really happening to him and he had to run into the room to calm her down and tell her that he was okay and that he was only pretending.

[@Anthony-kw4en]

I had a “My Buddy” as a kid 😅 I think it predates Chucky by a few years.

[@adgato75]

Chucky is absolutely based on "My Buddy" in my opinion. I don't think the creator ever said so , but the similarity is spot on.

[@BishopWalters12]

Got to meet Alex Vincent at Fearfest in Raleigh, NC a little over 3 years ago now, he was really cool, walking around with a Chucky doll and just having fun with the whole thing. This is a fun franchise, I enjoy all the movies/show and I think Child's Play 2 is the best because it's the best balance of horror and dark comedy.

[@elizabitty213]

Oh man I hope you continue! They get better and better 😅❤🙌🏻

[@aliahspirituality]

Andy was the cutest scary movie kid! I want to protect him even more as an adult. his story ends up so sad in the second one also im dyinng at Samanthas face when Chucky starts attacking the mom lmao the complete shock at the bizarre turn of events lmaoo