The Child’s Play movies are like exposure therapy for people scared of dolls

With the quite good Curse Of Chucky now available on VOD (and hitting Blu-ray on October 8th) I thought it would be an interesting time to discuss a somewhat...

Even Dr. Freud would have his hands full with little Andy Barclay (Alex Vincent), a 6-year-old Chicago boy who sees his beloved, life-sized ”Chucky” doll...

Read the Empire Movie review of Child’s Play. It's nothing wildly original, but it is pacey and entertaining when it gets...

On Nov. 9, 1988, the horror character Chucky hit theaters.

Tom Holland's "Child's Play" (selected theaters) is like an exceptionally jolting roller-coaster ride through an especially scary tunnel of love.

Samurai, demon dolls, an actor-murderer and RoboCop are some of the gems to catch up on while you're relaxing this holiday season.

Chucky the homicidal doll. Clever thriller, straddling the line between sendup and suspense.

What is it about dolls that makes them seem so sinister? Why is it that kids in the movies always seem to share some evil secret with their dolls? And why is

Child's Play is a near-miss at providing horrific thrills in a tale [by Don Mancini] of a doll come to murderous life, told with a knowing tongue-in-cheek at...