CHILD'S PLAY
November 9, 1988
After being shot in a toy store, a serial killer transfers his soul into a Good Guy doll. A mother then gifts it to her 6-year old son Andy, which unleashes terror upon the city.
Directors
Horror
Cast
Alex Vincent
Andy Barclay
Brad Dourif
Chucky (voice) / Charles Lee Ray
Catherine Hicks
Karen Barclay
Chris Sarandon
Mike Norris
Dinah Manoff
Maggie Peterson
Tommy Swerdlow
Jack Santos
Jack Colvin
Dr. Ardmore
Neil Giuntoli
Eddie Caputo
Juan Ramírez
Peddler
Alan Wilder
Mr. Criswell
Richard Baird
News Reporter at Toy Store
Ray Oliver
Dr. Death
Aaron Osborne
Orderly
Tyler Hard
Mona
Ted Liss
George
Roslyn Alexander
Lucy
Bo Kane
Male TV Newscaster
Leila Lee Olsen
Female TV Newscaster
Lena Sack
Bellevue Patient
Tommy Gerard
Bellevue Patient
Crew
Production:
David Kirschner (Producer) — Barrie M. Osborne (Executive Producer)
Screenplay:
Tom Holland (Screenplay) — John Lafia (Screenplay) — Don Mancini (Screenplay)
Music:
Joe Renzetti (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography:
Bill Butler (Director of Photography)
REVIEWS (1)
A psychopathic killer, before dying, transfers his soul into the body of a doll, making it the instrument for his new crimes. The doll is given to a child who is the only one to understand its secret, but no one believes him. Tom Holland signs his greatest success with a very successful horror film, but, in some respects, overrated. The film is to be appreciated above all for the originality of the idea (the doll "Chucky" has become a real icon, along with Freddy, Jason, and Michael of the horror genre of recent years) and for some excellent sequences, especially in the central part, rich in suspense. But much of the success achieved is due more to a successful "commercial promotion" than to the true quality of the film, which, as said, is well-crafted, but certainly not a masterpiece of the genre.
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