Faced with the prospect of a movie about a killer doll, you might be forgiven some scepticism; but Holland demonstrates how a well-written script and taut direc

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 come to life and murder his baby-sitter.By the time ”Child`s Play” heaves to its unrestrained conclusion, Andy also has seen Chucky-who is inhabited by the evil spirit of the notorious”Lake […]

Child's Play tells the story about of single mother Karen Barclay (Catherine Hicks) and her young son Andy (Alex Vincent). Andy is just desperate to get the mass marketed Good Guys doll, but it's a bit out of Karen's price range. But lucky her, a homeless man is selling one for a highly discounted price… the only trouble is the soul of a dead serial killer living inside the doll she just bought her son.

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

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

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Child’s Play is only a shade more terrifying than Teddy Ruxpin.

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

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 attitude. Fun withers in stretching the thin material to feature length.