dracforever

I don't get it, I guess, because I cannot help but conclude this show makes absolutely zero sense to me. I tried to like it but, I just cannot. This didn't come after only one episode rather after season 1 & half of season 2. Personally, the only saving grace was the appearance of RuPaul who delivered a stellar performance, as always, as Dr Labcoat. I have no clue where the humour is that previous reviewers commented on as it eluded me completely and I enjoy a good laugh just as much as the next person. Maybe I simply do not have as firm a grasp on current events as I believe I do. Again, what is the point, is there a message here, if so, it's as elusive as quality animation.

My, my, my, so many armchair movie makers... it's truly astounding. I grew up watching the classic Universal Studios black & white film as reruns on television. Therefore, I must say, there is something that those classic movies had that seems lacking in contemporary fair: what I mean is that I'm not sure some of our era films will still be viewed 80, 70, or 60 years from now. Exactly what is lacking , I'm not sure I can pinpoint, although this remake did a damn fine job of capturing the mood of the original. It's a simple story, told well and I loved that so much of the original material was kept despite some changes to the tale. I found this movie dark, foreboding, sprinkled with a dash of tragedy. My final conclusion is that, if you liked the original, see this one. If you have not seen the original then I implore you to do so before making up your mind about this remake.

I have been around since the original "Child's Play" and this series is more of the same fun & murderous antics of Chucky. It's baffling to me the overwhelming number of armchair directors who feel they could do better along with all their negative opinions. IMHO one important aspect to consider, that has not obviously been mentioned, is the original "personality" of the source material which is definitely all over this series due to the originator of Chucky being all over this series along with Brad Dourif's deliciously sadistic voice portrayal of the title character (and not to be excluded, the undying no-holds-barred love ofChucky's partner in crime, Tiffany)! I've never been one to expect a pre/sequel to tightly adhere to the original source, which admittedly is preferred, so long as the vibe is carried throughout; which is undoubtedly present here. That said, if you enjoyed the movie series, this series is worth a watch ... personally, I love this series and am beyond disappointed it's been cancelled.

Aside: wtf SyFy, do you not realize what this series could've done for you? Smdh.