It took the reviewer two hours to regain composure from the film's emotional bombardment of graphic, explicit gore, violence, murder, and the accompanying sound effects. The message that comes through CHILD'S PLAY 2 is anti-child.
A man gets electrocuted, the shock flings him across a room and crashing into a glass wall; his face is seen covered in blood. A living doll ties a man's hands behind his back under gun point, then puts a plastic bag over his head, and suffocates him to death.
A man's face is skinned and the skull is shown. It is covered in blood and a bit of flesh, but is shown briefly. Cat is violently strangled onscreen, and you hear pained yowling, but the cat escapes this time. cat is murdered, offscreen, but a main character finds its bloody body.
Graphic slasher movie violence: dead bodies, blood sprays, pools of blood, stabbings. A character's head is chewed up by a lawnmower. Bloody skull, disgusting severed head. Man sliced by up table saw; bloody limbs splat to the floor.
Chucky pushes a woman onto knives in a dishwasher; she falls and they stab her through her face and neck (bloody and graphic). A woman slices a man's throat with a knife.
The MPAA rating has been assigned for “bloody horror violence, and language throughout.” The Kids-In-Mind.com evaluation includes a few implied sex scenes, references to sex and teen pregnancy and several cleavage revealing outfits; many scenes of violence toward an animal and humans resulting in death in gruesome ways ...
The film became notorious in the United Kingdom when it was suggested it might have inspired the real-life murder of a British child, James Bulger, suggestions rejected by officers investigating the case.
CHILD'S PLAY has a light Christian, moral worldview where good prevails and there are elements of sacrifice. However, it contains extremely bloody and gory violence and lots of foul language, often uttered by the movie's child characters. So, media-wise moviegoers will skip the new CHILD'S PLAY.
The ONLY scene that really scared her was when Chucky electrocutes the doctor, because there's blood coming out of his eyes, that visual was disturbing for her. Other than that though, the violence was very fake and sometimes silly.
As horror, it's a worn-out succession of gory, meaningless, hard-to-enjoy deaths, and too much of the running time is given over to puppets arguing with each other.
This movie includes some violence and accidental harm. For example: During the opening play sequence, a bad Mr Potato Head who is stealing money from a train is whipped and stepped on by Woody. Another Potato Head pushes Woody off the train.
The 'Child's Play'/Chucky films are very variable, with the first film being by far the best. None of the sequels are as good, but 'Child's Play 2' is one of the better and more watchable ones.
Banned in China: In the UK on 12th February 1993, two year old James Bulger was murdered by ten-year-old boys Robert Thompson and Jon Venables. Venables' father had rented the film a few months prior, leading the press to speculate that the boys had been inspired by its events. The film was banned in the UK until 2002.
Parents need to know that teens will want to watch Bride of Chucky because of its affiliation with a long-running horror franchise beginning with Child's Play. The film is filled with over-the-top violence and gore and is permeated with sexual innuendo.
What does the Bible say about watching horror movies?
Thus, breaking down horror to its genre standard – that it is a thriller with more blood – horror is no more sinfully restricted by its own genre characteristics than any other genre. … unless that Christian would be doing so against their own or their fellow Christian's conscience (1 Corinthians 8; Romans 14).
As I have argued in Section 2, to “play God” is for humans to pretend they are as powerful, prescient, and morally perfect as God, and so bringing back extinct species or genetically modifying extant species by means of genetic engineering would not get out of control, have bad consequences that could not have been ...
In Curse, Alice said Chucky doesn't believe in God and Chucky even admits that he's a atheist to Barb before he kills her. It's natural for a serial killer to be an atheist. The problem is that Chucky has a very high level respect for Damalla especially shown in season finale in his fight with Jake.
Summaries. While Andy's mother is admitted to a psychiatric hospital, the young boy is placed in foster care, and Chucky, determined to claim Andy's soul, is not far behind.
Chucky comes back, though, as does Andy, in 1990's Child's Play 2. Now an 8-year-old, Andy is living with foster parents because his mom is undergoing psychiatric evaluation since nobody believes her crazy story about a killer doll. (This will be a reoccurring theme throughout Andy's life.)
Major controversy surrounded the release of Child's Play 3 in 1991. The British tabloid The Sun accused the film of inspiring the murder of a two-year-old child named James Bulger at the hands of two young boys who allegedly watched Child's Play 3. As such, the film was rumored to be banned from 1991 to 2002.
Restricted: R - Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian. Contains some adult material. Parents are urged to learn more about the film before taking their young children with them.
Frequent violence includes multiple stabbings, shootings, and characters shown disemboweled. Bloody injuries are seen, and there are references to rape, torture, and suicide. Sex is implied, though only kissing and over-the-clothes touching are shown on-screen.
