Seed of Chucky [Blu-ray]

Director: Don Mancini

Overview

When the notoriously evil Chucky doll and his lover gave birth, they had no idea that their spawn would grow up to be a peace-loving kind of guy; however, that's exactly what Glen turns out to be: a gentle soul who is horrified at what he has been told about his family. After hearing the news of a film being made about his parents' murderous legacy, Glen sets off for Hollywood, where he promptly brings Chucky and Tiffany back to life. Far from diving into doting fatherhood, Chucky is seriously disappointed in his son's lack of inherent evil and tries his best to impart his vast knowledge of all things malevolent before Glen becomes some sort of do-gooder. Elsewhere, Tiffany finds that she will be played by Jennifer Tilly in their movie and doesn't hesitate to let her son in on their family's most cherished tradition -- killing sprees. Directed by Don Mancini, Seed of Chucky features Brad Dourif returning as the voice of Chucky, while Tilly plays both herself and Tiffany. The offspring of the evil pair, Glen, is voiced by Lord of the Rings star Billy Boyd. Cult film director John Waters also makes an appearance, as does hip-hop artist Redman.

Product Details

Release Date:	08/28/2018
UPC:	0191329067970
Original Release:	2004
Rating:	NR
Source:	Universal Studios
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:28:00
Sales rank:	2,488

Special Features

Slashed scene with audio commentary by writer/director Don Mancini and Debbie Carrington; Heeeeere's Chucky; Family hell-iday slide show; Conceiving the Seed of Chucky; Tilly on The Tonight Show; FuZion Up Close with The Seed of Chucky stars; Storyboard to final feature comparison; Feature commentary with writer/director Don Mancini and puppet master Tony Gardner; Feature commentary with writer/director Don Mancini and actress Jennifer Tilly

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Brad Dourif	Chucky
Jennifer Tilly	Tiffany,Herself
Billy Boyd	Glen/Glenda
Hannah Spearritt	Joan
John Waters	Pete Peters
Keith-Lee Castle	Psychs
Redman	Himself
Steve Lawton	Stan
Tony Gardner	Himself
Jason Flemyng	Santa
Nicholas Rowe	Lawyer
Stephanie Chambers	Claudia's Mum
Simon James Morgan	Claudia's Dad
Bethany Simons-Danville	Claudia
Rebecca Santos	Fulvia
Beans El-Balawi	Human Glen
Pino Donaggio	Composer

Technical Credits

Don Mancini

Don Mancini	Director,Screenwriter,Executive Producer
David Kirschner	Producer
Corey Sienega	Producer
Guy Louthan	Executive Producer
Simon Okin	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

Picking up where Bride of Chucky left off comes Seed of Chucky, an uproarious comic take on the world of celebrity, transgendered confusion, and killer dolls struggling with moral family issues. In short, it's a movie of its time. With inspired nods to Ed Wood and family dramas such as Ordinary People, creator Don Mancini brings yet another new fresh take on the franchise that worked so well when he tackled romantic comedies in the previous film. With many very knowing jabs at Hollywood and the business, Seed does work the pop-culture angle for all it's worth (and then some), though, thankfully, it aligns itself more with the Wes Craven's New Nightmare category than the nonstop type of Shrek mockery. Jennifer Tilly and Redman have a great time poking fun at themselves and the industry, as does John Waters in a juicy sleaze column reporter role that will no doubt usher in some classic hoots and hollers from his fans. The core of the film lies in Chucky and Tiffany, whose technical and vocal performances are, bar none, the best this series has seen. Brad Dourif once again shines in the Chucky role, though newcomer Billy Boyd, as his hideous offspring, isn't too shabby himself (and just wait until you see what androgynous rock star the kid was based on!). Throughout the film, Mancini keeps the trashy laughs coming and the bloody deaths over-the-top, injecting his own stylish touch into a film that many thought would be lacking in his first time behind the camera. Seed of Chucky is wild, weird, and wacky -- three things that not too many fifth films in a horror series can proudly boast.