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"SEED OF CHUCKY"
(2004) (Jennifer Tilly, voice of Brad Dourif) (R)

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QUICK TAKE:
Horror: Two possessed and homicidal dolls must deal with the unexpected discovery that they have a gender-confused, pacifist son as they try to transfer their souls back into human bodies.
PLOT:
It's been a number of years since several dolls -- possessed by the spirits of a mass murderer and the ex-girlfriend he killed -- went on a killing spree before meeting their demise. The two inanimate dolls are now appearing in a Hollywood film about them, "Chucky Goes Psycho," that's starring actress Jennifer Tilly (JENNIFER TILLY) who informs her personal assistant Joan (HANNAH SPEARRITT) that she wants to revamp her career. She thinks she can get the chance when she learns that director Redman (REDMAN) is making a film about the Virgin Mary, and offers to do anything to get the lead role.

She has bigger concerns, however, in the form of Glen (voice of BILLY BOYD), a sad little doll who's always wondered about his parents while working as a ventriloquist dummy for a mean man. When he sees that Chucky and Tiffany are his parents, he escapes, boards a plane and arrives in L.A. where he manages to bring his doll parents back to life. Chucky (voice of BRAD DOURIF) and Tiffany (voice of JENNIFER TILLY) are a bit concerned, however, since their anatomically nebulous son isn't sure if he's a boy or girl, although he's positive he's not a killer.

Tiffany thinks that they should give up killing now that they're parents, but Chucky has different plans. Not only does he want to get back into killing, but he also wants to transfer his and Tiffany's spirits into Redman and Jennifer so that they can rid themselves of their doll bodies once and for all. Yet, as they begin to enact their plan, Chucky begins to have second thoughts as he tries to get his son into the business of killing.

OUR TAKE: Coming Soon
Rogue Pictures did not screen this film for critics before it opened, thus meaning we're still digesting the material for our artistic review, but needless to say the film won't get a very high rating.



Reviewed November 12, 2004 / Posted November 12, 2004


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