- "Why fight it, Andy? We're going to be very close. In fact, we're gonna be fucking inseparable."
- ―Chucky
| Child's Play 2 | |
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| Credits | |
| Title: | Child's Play 2 |
| Director: | John Lafia |
| Writers: | Don Mancini |
| Producers: | Robert Latham Brown; David Kirschner |
| Composer: | Graeme Revell |
| Cinematography: | Stefan Czapsky |
| Editors: | Edward Warschilka |
| Production | |
| Distributed by: | MCA/Universal |
| Released: | November 9th, 1990 |
| Rating: | R |
| Running time: | 84 min. |
| Country: | USA |
| Language: | English |
| Budget: | $13,000,000 |
| Gross: | $28,501,605 (US) |
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| Previous: | Child's Play |
| Next: | Child's Play 3 |
Child's Play 2 is an American horror film of the supernatural thriller and slasher genres. It is the first sequel in the Child's Play film series and follows the events of the 1988 movie, also named Child's Play. It is succeeded by the 1991 sequel, Child's Play 3. The film was directed by John Lafia with a script written by franchise creator Don Mancini. It was produced by Universal Pictures and released theatrically in the United States on November 9th, 1990. The film stars Alex Vincent, reprising the role of child Andy Barclay from the first film. It co-stars Jenny Agutter as Joanne Simpson, Gerrit Graham as Phil Simpson, Christine Elise as Kyle and Brad Dourif reprising the role of the sardonic voice behind everyone's favorite Good Guy - Chucky!
Plot[]
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
Notes & Trivia[]
Body Count[]
There are a total of eight kills in this film. Eight are human beings, while one is a doll. Six are victims that Chucky is directly responsible for, while two are victims that Chucky is indirectly responsible for. There are six male victims (including Chucky) and three female victims.
| Victim | Weapon/Method | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Lab technician | Voodoo/Lab equipment | Fatally electrocuted and projected backwards as arc flashes enveloped his equipment. [1] |
| Mattson | Plastic bag | Chucky held a gun to his head, then suffocated him with a plastic bag. |
| Tommy | Porcelaine figurine | Chucky bashed in the head of another Good Guys doll with a figurine. [2] |
| Kettlewell | Air pump/Yard stick | Chucky stabbed her in the gut with an air pump, then beat her to death repeatedly with a yard stick. |
| Phil Simpson | Hook device | Tripped Phil on the basement steps, causing him to fall and break his neck. [3] |
| Joanne Simpson | Knife? | Off-screen death. Found gagged in front of her sewing machine with her throat slit open. |
| Grace Poole | Knife | Stabbed in the chest with a knife, then had her head slammed onto the glass of a copy machine. |
| Factory technician | Factory equipment | Slashed once across the cheek with a knife, then had his eyes gouged out by the eye implantation device at the Play Pals factory. |
| Chucky | Air-pump | Fused with doll parts, then had hot liquid wax poured over him. Kyle shoved an air hose into his mouth until his head exploded. |
Survivors[]
The following lists those who have had direct interaction with Chucky, and have lived to tell the tale.
Recommendations[]
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References[]
- ↑ Technically, Chucky is not directly responsible for this death, but in fact, the technician was collateral damage of the mystical processes that rejuvinate Chucky; usually lightning.
- ↑ This one is an honorable mention only. As "Tommy" is not a living thing, he technically cannot be considered a murder victim.
- ↑ While Chucky is causal to Phil's death, he is only indirectly responsible. It was the fall that killed him.