I have no time for people who don't like this masterpiece.

While Bride of Chucky isn't quite as bad as I had remembered it to be, it really isn't very good either. I am actually quite surprised at how much better Seed of Chucky was in comparison.

It was like opening a box which doubled as a time capsule between the fashions and the music; I was taken back to my high school days as Rob Zombie, Stabbing Westward and Monster Magnet were on the soundtrack. All I was missing was a Tea Party t-shirt, a glass bottle of Snapple, ball-chain choker and my black, shiny airwalks. (Gross)

Bride of Chucky lacked the lighthearted humor of Seed... and didn't posses any of the creepiness of the first two Child's Play films.

Although, it should be said that Jennifer Tilly was as beautiful and entertaining as ever.

The smartest decision the people behind the Child's Play franchise ever made was adding Jennifer Tilly to it. Her camp appeal takes the world of Chucky to a whole new level of fabulousness.

Couple of reasons why this not only works, but is the best Chucky sequel for my money:
- Ronny Yu doesn't give a fuck, and gets that a horror sequel needs a sense of humor.
- It's not about annoying little Andy, it's all about Chucky & Tiffany. Dourif & Tilly are both great in this.
- Ostentatious kills & dated late 90's rock music. You can just see the seeds of Final Destination being sown here.

Actually pretty interesting in terms of gender roles, come to think of it. Chucky almost feels like a fossilized Archie Bunker.

New fave alert! This movie is great! It's got Jennifer Tilly as a sexy goth murderess, a 90s metal soundtrack, buckets of blood, a John Ritter Cenobite, a teen road trip to New Jersey, and a fucked up ending I somehow didn't see coming. Loved ittttt

In terms of post-New Nightmare meta contextual sequels in slasher franchises, Bride of Chucky is no Scream yet still better than Halloween H20. Has fun with the concept without getting too cloying. Brad Dourif and Jennifer Tilly have so much fun together, feeling like a deranged & estranged couple rekindling their passion. If anything, the two lead human characters are what really drags this down, either being totally uncharismatic or constantly flipping between trusting and not trusting her. There's still some pretty enjoyable supporting work from the likes of John Ritter and Alexis Arquette, though.

Katherine Heigl hasn't gotten much better at acting in twenty years.

So terrible, campy, weird but sooo great, don't judge me because I enjoyed this movie
So much

"Do I have a rubber? Look at me!! I AM rubber!"

This just may be the greatest movie ever made

I have no words for this movie except "Yes!". All of the "Yes!".

Bride of Chucky embodies what works about the Chucky franchise entirely, and utilises its drastic change in tone, genre and style to create a fresh entry which reinvents the series, yet keeps at its forefront one singular timeline and impeccable sense of continuity. Chucky creator and writer Don Mancini, the central mainstay from the first film through to Bride knows the world of Chucky inside out - and here explores facets of it that nobody expected. Jennifer Tilly's performance as Tiffany, both in human and doll form, are hilarious and endearing, and she's the perfect companion to Chucky's deviant and outright-despicable nature.

It's corny, cheesy, and very 1990s, but Bride is a knowingly self-aware step in the complete right direction, with an equal measure of hilarious comedy moments and some creepy, too.

Tan consiente de si misma que pareciera que después de cada chiste los personajes van a guiñar a cámara. Por lo mismo, mucho menos graciosa que las entregas anteriores.

Pero se deja ver. Ronny Yu filma toda la cosa con bastante gracia. Tilly y Ritter dan dos de las mejores actuaciones en la saga. Y los juguetes de Kevin Yagher se ven mejor que nunca. Honestamente, en una franquicia de horror, pocas películas siguen bateando tan bien en su cuarta entrega.

Se me ocurrió que la serie de películas de horror "Bride of..." es un lamentable producto del patriarcado. Esto se debió haber llamado Tiffany, así como Bride of Frankenstein se debió haber llamado... ? ... The Monster's Mate??? Dang.

It's the new Shaun of the Dead!