User Reviews

Not great, not bad. Overall I'm really enjoying the series. The one thing about this episode is the audio dubbed over the younger versions of Chucky and Tiffany. It's SOOOOOO badly done it was laughable 😂😂.. the voices do not match the faces at all... I actually was closing my eyes and cringing at some of it cuz it was THAT bad lol.

Still didn't want to rate the episode too badly because, again, the series is good and really feels in line with the whole film series as well.

After the first episode that started with fun, the series evolved into a completely different direction in 5 episodes.

This series is definitely the most faithful/closest adaptation to the first Chucky movie.

Let this series set an example for the series made for cult movies...

By the way ; always Zachary and Bjorgvin.

The best couple of the 21st century.

Every single character had a MAJOR boost in development. Also, we've FINALLY discovered how Charles met Tiffany...Also, THERE'S A LOT MORE GORE(Well made,btw.) Surely, a LOVELY turning point!

Every episode is a 10 this is seriously the best show on tv Jevon is perfect the trio reminds me of Gale Sidney and Dewey Chucky is iconic and Tiffany coming back was Incredible this is the best the Chucky franchise had ever been.

Dark and humorous fun that blends old and new in ways that isn't convoluted but makes this little toy a lot more threatening. The editing was a bit off at times, but that wasn't enough to downgrade this episode.

Chucky shifts gear in this episode. It now explores the backstory of the Chucky movies more. Even playing around with gender with the casting of Charles Lee Ray.

Jake, Devon, and Lexy go looking for the disfigured Chucky doll that has been discarded thrown down the hospital's garbage chute.

The trio find the doll and stamp all over it. Thinking they have destroyed the evil supernatural doll. They will be in for a surprise when the see the state of the school principal.

The flashback in the episode has an adult Charles Lee Ray meeting Tiffany for the first time during the 1980s. How they got involved in their first kill.

The show seems to have changed from how it first started. Even Lexy seems more likeable, it is her mother who is more horrid.

Thy main development is the addition of Tiffany and of Nica as well.

The plot of the 5th episode was very different than the previous episodes. There were many flashbacks, especially about Chucky's past. Also, on that episode there were added 2 new characters, they weren't very interesting. The flashbacks were kinda boring and uninteresting and there were too many references about the movies of the "Chucky" franchise. The kill on episode 5, was off-screen, but it was so brutal. In my opinion, it was the most boring episode of the show, so far. I hope the next episodes are gonna be more intense.

The stage curtains open ...

Sigh. Well, that episode was crap. If you read my review of the episode before this one, you will remember me saying that it is usually around the mid-way point in a season series where the filmmakers lose control. They just did. This was just bad, ugly, and completely stupid. Because I am so invested into the story now and have put 5 hours of my time into watching it up to this point, I will continue on.

After the gruesome murder in the hospital, the whole town is on alert for a killer. The Cross family return home bringing with them Caroline who is surprised by her Dad with another vintage Good Guy doll named Tommy (Child's Play 2 reference) which delights her. Jake and Lexy have joined forces with Devon and the three of them hunt down Chucky and destroy him. Meanwhile, in a motel room nearby, we catch up with Tiffany and Nica (who is under Chucky's control) as they have continued their muderous ways as well. The final scene, however, clearly shows that Chucky has somehow survived and is still actively at work.

A lot happens in this episode. Jake and Devon take their relationship to the next level, we finally find out what Bree's secret is, and we get a backstory on how Charles and Tiffany first met. Both Jennifer Tilly and Fiona Dourif return to reprise their movie roles. The hotel scene with the two of them was just terrible - ugly in every sense of the word and a huge distraction to the main story. I didn't care for it at all. Also, I am beginning to have a large dislike for Caroline. She is spoiled rotten to the core, no doubt an influence of her mother, the Mayor. To be honest, as a whole, most of the cast is beginning to annoy me now.

I can't recommend this episode. It moves the story forward, but tries to give homage to past characters and situations that is starting to convolute the story. I give it only 3 stars out of 10. I have three episodes left to go. I hope they get back to the main story line and simplify it back down to how it started.