Cult of Chucky

The movie Cult of Chucky from 2017 is a horror movie that follows the events of Curse of Chucky. The movie stars some of the original cast members, including Allison Dawn Doiron, Alex Vincent, and Brad Dourif.

The movie begins with Nica Pierce, played by Fiona Dourif, being moved to a mental institution after being wrongly accused of multiple murders. While in the institution, she is given a doll named Chucky as a therapy tool. Soon after, gruesome murders begin to occur, and Nica begins to question whether Chucky is really just a tool or something more sinister.

Alex Vincent returns as Andy Barclay, who has grown up since his first encounter with Chucky in the original Child's Play movie. He is still traumatized by his experience and has been keeping Chucky's head locked up in a safe, taking care to make sure it can't escape.

As the movie progresses, more characters are introduced, including Tiffany Valentine, Chucky's love interest from Bride of Chucky, and a therapist named Dr. Foley, who seems to have his own agenda when it comes to Nica.

The movie follows the same tone as the other films in the series, with plenty of gore, jump scares, and dark humor. The use of practical effects and puppetry for Chucky give the movie a nostalgic feel, while the addition of new characters and plot twists keep the movie fresh.

The movie also explores the idea of multiple Chucky dolls, each with their own personality and motives. This leads to some confusion for the characters and creates a sense of unease for the audience, as it becomes difficult to tell which Chucky is which.

Overall, Cult of Chucky is a worthy addition to the Child's Play franchise. It continues to build on the lore of the character, while also delivering on the scares and gore that fans have come to expect.