Horrible writing
The third installment of Child’s Play has Chucky terrorizing a military academy. He shows up there because he wants to kill Andy for the third time. The story plays on all the stereotypes of military schools like the officers being jerks, etc. That leads to some really bad writing such as when the school’s barber finds Chucky and wants to give him a haircut. The bigger issue was why was Andy included in the plot? Could the writers think of nothing else than Chucky going after him again and again and again? The first Child’s Play was a really good horror movie. The second one was just a continuation, not original, but at least had the same mood. This one just started becoming a mockery.<br />C
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