Bride of Chucky

THE DOLLS. THE DOLLS FUCKED 😨

This is my favorite chucky movie out of all of the ( what feels like millions) of chucky movies!!! #1 tiff stan. 9.5/10 ( pretty cheesy)

Tiffany being introduced is one of the best things that this series has been through. She is such a statement and a fashion icon. Jenifer Tilly is also gorgeous! Love the vibes and style of this film. Quad love with the teens and Chucky and Tiff <3

I liked Tiff as a character before she was a doll. I ended up walking out of the independent theater it was showing in. It was pretty dumb, slow paced, and by 45 mins in I was wondering when it would end.

real love

Honestly? This movie was kind of a mess. I remember it being absolutely drop-dead hilarious, but on rewatch… it really dragged. The writing was rough, the pacing felt all over the place, and most of the characters weren’t likeable enough for me to care about what happened to them. There were several moments where I genuinely had no idea how we got from point A to point B — or why we were even there in the first place. The characters make some truly dumb decisions throughout the film, and it was hard not to get frustrated with them. And despite the movie being billed as a horror-comedy, I didn’t laugh once. Sure, there were moments that tried to be funny, but nothing that actually got a real reaction out of me. Enough trash talk. It wasn’t completely awful. I was at least engaged enough to finish it, and I’ll give it credit where it’s due: the scene of Tiffany stitching Chucky back together? Genuinely entertaining. That whole resurrection sequence had real style, and Tiffany herself is a standout. She adds a ton of personality to the movie and the franchise as a whole. Even when she was making stupid decisions, I still found her incredibly likeable. Jennifer Tilly brought so much charm to the role — it’s no wonder she became such an iconic part of the series. On the other hand, the main couple was just… ugh. So annoying. I was especially disappointed with Katherine Heigl’s character — which sucks, because I love Katherine Heigl and was honestly excited to see her in this. 🥲 Their friend was just as frustrating. Like, why would you willingly come along when these people are literally wanted for MURDER? 😭 The logic just wasn’t logic-ing. Chucky himself was more comedic in this one, which I didn’t mind, but the voice felt noticeably different — it caught me off guard a bit. He had his moments, but the tone shift from horror to full-on camp didn’t quite land for me. In the end… it was definitely a film. Not something I’d rewatch, but I get why it’s considered iconic in its own way. It’s messy, it’s loud, it’s absurd — and while that can be fun for some people, it just didn’t hit for me this time.