Chucky is back and… wait, that’s not Chucky, who is that? And why is he wearing Chucky’s outfit? And why is he a robot now? The classic Child’s Play ...

Move over, Annabelle, the original scary doll is back. Flame-haired talking toddler Chucky returns to the big screen in a reboot of “Child’s Play,” hel...

There’s another movie opening this weekend about a boy named Andy and his new toy, although nobody should confuse this one with Woody or Buzz.

Orion's new reboot retools the killer toy concept with glee and gore.

The new 'Child's Play' reimagines Chucky as an understandable menace born of technology. Read our review

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Mark Hamill provides the voice of the killer doll in the slick but frivolous remake of 1988 horror hit 'Child's Play,' also starring Aubrey Plaza and Brian T...

The film takes a different path by offering ‘Black Mirror’-style technophobia meets the 1980s nostalgia of ‘Stranger Things’

In 1988, a nasty little B-horror called Child’s Play introduced us to the questionable charms of Chucky, an angelic-looking doll possessed by the soul of a...

Chucky has been reborn as a robot menace, offering some clever modern-day commentary, but it's not enough to justify the new look.

Review: Comic horror deserves immortalisation for its shameless trolling of Toy Story 4

Don’t chuck him out just yet! I thought I was sick of the possessed ginger doll named Chucky who appeared in seven films from 1988 to 2017, but the fantast...

This slasher retread adds a cautionary tale about artificial intelligence, but its plausibility makes the character less scary.

My advice to the delusional folks who keep trying in vain to make something scary out of material that is already dead on arrival: Get it right, or give up.

It almost makes you feel bad for the killer doll, now voiced by Mark Hamill

Nastier, more playful, and just as good if not better than the original film.

“Child’s Play” and “Chucky” so permeated our consciousness as to become cultural punchlines that outlived his 20 year run in horror films, beginnin...

A botch job from director Lars Klevberg and screenwriter Tyler Burton Smith.

The makers of this story (revolving around a toy) have not been slow to capitalise on the timing of its release.

It's not every day we see a remake of a currently running franchise, but now there is Child's Play. While original screenwriter Don Mancini continues to adva...

The 2019 update of the horror series builds a more psychologically-layered narrative that might cause viewers to empathize with the doll, but may also be too...

While producers Seth Grahame-Smith and David Katzenberg may have found success in 2017’s horror remake phenom, “IT,” the two struggle to find footing i...

Chucky (now voiced by Mark Hamill) is more interesting as a sociopath-in-training than as the third-act slasher he becomes

MGM/Orion’s new ’Child’s Play’ reboot is funny and gory but bungles a golden opportunity to be relevant.

This good-bad reboot sends mixed messages, blending kid-targeted storytelling tropes with hard-R violence inappropriate for young viewers.

The new Chucky is a smart-home appliance from hell, because even tech dystopia has a silly side.

The new slasher reboot of the Chucky franchise, directed by Lars Klevberg, only half works.

Your enjoyment of Child's Play will depend on if "Chucky 2.0" is funny enough for your horror comedy tastes, because without investment in Kaslan's "Buddi," ...