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Immediately greeted with Ben Tramer reference. Haven't heard that name in a while.

“It’s the most perfectly timed storm since Carrie told her mom she was going to Prom.” LOL

I like that it is so in your face about the absurdity of the whole set up: that it is easier to rebuild the evil doll than just chuck it away and build a regular non-evil one instead!

I look forward to Mondays only because of the Snob.

"Also he's a Terminator now!" 😂

the best thing about these movies is that I started at the end when they went full comedic. and I worked my way back they got more and more scary!

I don't know what hurts more, Chucky's arm after tearing his hand off or my sides from that Ben Tramer doll joke.

A Problem Child/Child's Play crossover would have ruled. The Healy's take in Andy as the murders start up again, with Junior playing his tricks on Andy to drive him away. Then he gets framed for Chucky's murders and has to rescue Andy in the third act, forcing the two to take on Chucky as a team. Junior vs. Chucky, place your bets!

Officially turns 30 today! One of the earliest horror movie I watched as a kid I didn’t see the first one for so long This is still one of my favorite sequels in the series; Alex Vincent’s acting improves playing Andy, love Christine Elise, she’s so beautiful but also puts up a good fight against the killer doll, the score is much more serious this time around, the kills are still creative, and Brad Dourif owns this role still Rest in peace John Lafia, thanks for directing a very worthy follow-up

“I’ll have to get out of bed and give a shit...sort of.” Huge energy, tbh.

I really want to compliment thee puppeteer in this franchise its one thing having the epic voice of brad Dourif but having a good puppeteer adds to the illusion of the evil doll. I could easily see Gerrit Graham as Wilson Dennis The Menace grumpy neighbor. Good review Snob.

When I was a kid, I had a Cricket doll (basically Chucky's blonde, gender-bent counterpart). After these movies came out, I couldn't sleep in the same room as that thing.

I completely forgot that Chucky's insides stopped being organic when he died. Or the techs would have noticed right away.

"The Critic" reference = automatic thumbs up.

Definitely feels like the Child's Play film I've watched the most. I remember when they'd show this on the Sci-Fi channel all the time

I doubt Chucky's commitment to sparkle motion! Great review, hope you'll do 3 and Bride.

I have seen Child's Play 2 more times than I can count. But I didn't know that the truck driver was the guy that was "dead tired" from Commando .

Snob is taking his brother’s death very well. Also, I grew up playing Jarts in the backyard

The Critic reference?!?! Thecinemasnob's christmas present to me came early this year

Chucky walks in on Andy tied to the bed "What the hell? he was like that when I got here!"

13:05 "Dead tired..." Good spot. I've seen both films several times, and never noticed.😆

Yep. I had a My Buddy doll when I was a kid. I was terrified of it. Kept that thing stuffed in the back of my closet for years because I was too afraid I'd get rid of it and it'd come back.

Holy shit! I forgot that Graeme Revell did the score! That’s rad... For y’all that don’t know, GR’s done a ton of film scores including The Crow, Street Fighter, From Dusk Till Dawn, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, and Sin City. But before he started scoring films, he was a member of an infamous Aussie industrial-noise band known as SPK. This was a fact (that a member of SPK went on to score films) that I only learned recently and it kind of blew my mind. If you’ve ever listened to Sozialistisches Patienten Kollektiv/Surgical Penis Klinik/SepPuKu, you’d understand my surprise that a member of that group would ever break out in Hollywood. It’s a cool trajectory for a member of a pioneering experimental band that I truly enjoy (while in the appropriate mood, of course... hahah!).

When i was young i had a major crush vor Jenny Agutter in "American Werewolf". But geez, almost 10 years between AW and Chucky 2 weren't nice to her...

Sorry Jack! Chucky's Back! In my opinion this is one of the best entries in the series. I feel it strikes a good balance between being silly and serious.I feel that weakest entries in this franchise are the ones that either try to take the premise too seriously or focus too much on the comedy aspect.

How's it hanging, Brad?

Gerrit Graham should have played Jerry in Stepfather 3 he'd have killed it in that role 😏

8:17 Slow down Snob! That doesn't come til you reach Bride of Chucky..

I watched the 1st 5 Chucky movies, and I never watched the sequels following those movie. I love Brad's Chucky' voice impression, it reminds of that drunk uncle that shows up for Thanksgiving. Chucky is like that one Resident Evil Bio Organic Weapon, or some kind of boss. You kill the creep but, they come back after awhile.

Why does everyone hate sol he's the most likable character in the movie.

Can you do a review of 3 Ninjas I want to know what is your thoughts about the 4 films?

The AWIL end credits joke made me laugh way too hard

Despite not reprising her role Catherine Hicks was constantly on set for the sequel to see her husband, Kevin Yagher, who operated the animatronic Chucky doll. At 84 minutes, this is the shortest Child's Play movie. Chris Sarandon was originally going to reprise his role as Det. Mike Norris from the first film, but his scenes were cut from the film due to budgetary issues. Christine Elise's film debut. Jenny Agutter has said this is one of the worst filming experiences she's ever had. The Good Guy doll Tommy is named after original Child's Play director Tom Holland. This sequel was released on the 2nd anniversary of the original Child's Play (November 9th). Originally, Phil and Joanne were named George and Mildred. Adam Wylie's first film role. This film is the debut appearance of Adam Wylie. Body Count: 7. This movie and Seed of Chucky (2004) are the only films in the series in which Chucky does not get shot at any point. Charles Grodin, Jeffrey Jones (who would later co-star with Chucky's actor Brad Dourif in Deadwood (2004)) and Tim Matheson (who would later play Henry Kaslan in Child's Play (2019)) were considered for Phil Simpson. Both Kyle and Grace Poole strongly resemble Karen Barclay and Maggie Peterson from the original film respectively. Like Karen, Kyle has short length blonde hair, while Grace, like Maggie, has brown permed hair. Like Maggie, Grace gets murdered by Chucky.

What? No Wilkins Coffee commercials? WTF?

Gerrit Graham, one hell of an underrated actor. BEEF!!

First Carrie and now Child's Play 2! Is the Snob reviewing my favourite horror films?

I still cringe when I hear that snap when the stepdad hits his head on the ground. Like Jesus thats a really good death.

Cinema Snob horror reviews are my favorite

2:33 Sounds like a drunk Tarzan.

I think you’re the most relatable movie-reviewing person I’ve ever watched.

"Eat dirt Tommy" is the best Chucky line ever & you chose to go right past it

One of two of my favorite Child's Play movies with the other being Bride of Chucky.

10:50 I was tying to remember what movie I had seen that actress in. Thanks for remembering for me, Snob.

That Halloween 3 Season of the Witch reference 😂🤣

Just shattered my childhood mind...the first time I saw this movie as a little kid was on TV, and I always had memories of the big doll face at the end but wad always confused by the actual ending outside...until you just showed the clip of the alternate ending. Talk about a flashback of terror lol. But that also means that in the early 90s, some tv stations someplace actually had the alternate ending cohesively attached to the full movie.

My fave of the CP flicks I've seen, it was a bunch a fun!

After watching Call the Midwife for several years it is so weird to remember Sister Julienne is the mom in Child’s Play 2.

Ugh I love anything Brad Dourif

This is my favorite in the Child's Play franchise.

Can't wait for the TV series!

I cannot tell you how happy I am to see you covering further Chucky movies. I was so disappointed when you left the first movie hanging, so to see this with your modern style is the best thing ever!

The tv series retconned the novelizations backstory. Neat

THIS is not only my favorite of the entire franchise but it's THE Child's Play--everything about it WORKS, from the characters to the look to the music to the suspense to the way the story goes, letting us follow both hero and villain from the very start with JUST ENOUGH backstory that we don't need to see the original, and we WAIT until the moment when Andy and Chucky meet again:):) Andy's further growth is great, from the innocent naive kid who just wants a best friend and is tricked for his trust into a kid who is still innocent but knows he has to protect himself because he can't trust adults despite trying to get along with them. His relationship with Kyle is so good and I absolutely love HER arc being understandably annoyed at the start and gradually opening up with him until she finally realizes he was right about Chucky and she risks her life to save him. Chucky killing Miss Kettlewell, from his crazed smile as he marches at her bleeding trying to crawl away from him to how the camera keeps zooming out with every whack of the yardstick! THAT FACTORY CLIMAX, that has to be the BEST climax in a movie I've seen YET this side of Jumanji, and Chucky is AMAZING in it as he ferociously chases them and continues to threaten Andy:):) That moment he realizes the chant didn't work and ERUPTS in fury only for Kyle to show up and knock the boxes on him is incredible! And of course the ending with Andy and Kyle going home, wherever that is, while the huge Good Guy on the sign waves at the audience as that creepy carnival-sounding music plays into the credits:):)

My name is Jack so when he says “Sorry Jack, Chucky’s Back” I always think “Eh, it’s no problem, buddy”.

This movie is a guilty pleasure for me. I love it. I used to fall asleep to this in the 90s.

A doll murdering a doll... What kind of enigma is that?

The build up to the melted plastic spray is the best part, cuz Chuckey sees whats coming XD

nilknarf. Laughed WAY to hard at that Oh man, I miss The Critic

HE WAS FRANKLIN IN THE CRITIC!? I will never be able to watch this series the same again.

10:09 Chucky: How's it hangin, Phil ?

2:20 hey! My parents still have some Jarts! Time to go play and see if I can land one in my skull! 3:45 I’m thinking he’s going to have a _beef_ with Chucky later on... 14:45 actually... I think it was the Thermians.

I'm still holding out you'll do a Saw movie this October. I'm already imaging you're riffs.

After all these years, this is still one of my favorite movies of all time.

I always love how you get, along with a hilarious review, a lot of facts about the history of the film!

Will it fit. Reference priceless

Awesome you brought back the Will it fit gag

Hi Brad: Got the story on Gerrit. Don Mancini is a huge Brian DePalma fan (early flics) In Phantom of the Paradise, Gerrit played a character named Beef; arrogant drama Queen rock star who ends up in the middle of a grudge match between the film's villian (Swan) and a very PISSED OFF songwriter who Swan has put through hell and is currently incarcerating in a bricked up studio. The songwriter/ PHANTOM escapes his would be grave and threatened the life of the rock star, who has degenerated into a mental mess. Problem is, Beef is NOT believed when he tries to convince Swan's right hand thug, PHILBIN, *"There REALLY is a PHANTOM!"* Skip to ...1980's where Gerrit, (Child's play 2) plays PHIL, who doesn't believe Andy about Chucky. Coincidence? Nah. Just a bit of nostalgic fun.

"Must murder child to get a decent night's sleep." That's every new parent's darkest thought.

This was the film that got me into horror movies when I was maybe 8 or so. It was a bit scary but also funny

I love that Brad will always find a way to keep the Ben Tramer gag going- er I mean his memoriam.

2:34 Anyone notice how he sounds like a drunk Tarzan?

Actually just watched this last night. Extremely entertaing.

Missed opportunity to have Brad Dourif not sing phantom of the opera as Chucky. That be a hell of a record scratch moment in one of those movies. Like he killed most of the cast did the big duet with the female lead and as she does her high note at the end Chucky reveals himself so her high note turns into a scream as she's killed on stage.

This was fucking hilarious! I’m so glad he’s continuing with Childs Play! Please do the whole series

Hide the soul . My favorite childhood game

vividly remember the third one's opening... with the claw moving over and stabbing the pile of chucky doll left over, and it bleeding out... and the blood trickling down and 'transferring' his soul to a new body.. to find out all of that was originally intended to be part of the ending of the second is rather interesting.

It's insane how fast part 3 was released

Amazing

I thumbs upped the video before even watching it bcoz I loved the movie when I first watched it n I know you'd do an amazing job reviewing it to shreds

Thank you Brad, sincerely

the best part of waking up is a new cinema snob on Monday's!! lol idk i tried lol ♾👍♾😂♾🖖

2:30 Someone wrote that death with a straight face, with the actual thought that it would be scary... No joke.. I laughed

16:48 If you look close during this scene, you can see the puppeteers hand in the background.

Nice shoutout to Problem Child! That was also from 1990 and another film by Universal Pictures!

How does Brad keep putting out top tier content on a such a regular basis and still have only 159k subs?!?! I'd have assumed he'd be over a million by now. Isn't there something we can do help?

So I guess Chucky is a Universal horror monster.

Child's Play 2 is my favorite of the series. I hope Brad will cover Bride of Chucky and all the other sequels after 3, because for some reason, Phelous and the Nostalgia Critic didn't get to them.

I liked the first Child’s Play and Bride of Chucky (for laughs). Could do easily without the rest. I felt like Child’s Play 2 was trying to cram in everything they couldn’t fit into the first movie.

Well I did not expect that Commando reference

I was always confused as a kid. I had all three of the original movies on VHS... dubbed off TV airings. And while my copy of the first movie was from HBO or Showtime, my copies of the second and third were from USA. So in addition to the cut violence and language, for years I knew the ending of 2 as having Chucky revived from his face landing in the plastic. Then part three opens years later with him being revived by blood. Confused me for years until I got internet access and the uncut movies on DVD and found out what I remembered was a deleted scene added back to the TV version.

*Andy tied up* "Meanwhil in Hollywood" that will always be funny to me.

Thanks for the fact on chucky childhood

This is my favorite of the Chucky movies. It’s not a perfect movie by any means but it upped the ante from the first movie and it’s just plain fun!

0:58- But more on that film on Phelous's review from 2012, who also reviewed Child's Play 2 with the Nostalgia Critic that same year. 2:41- Nice RoboCop reference. 8:17- This is a weird alternate ending to Silent Night, Deadly Night. At least the Mother Superior dies in THIS version. 11:11- That reminds me. While most of the Child's Play sequels and remake might not be as well received as the original, at least they're not Black Devil Doll from Hell. I just realized that the climax is similar to the one in the original Terminator, but instead of a computer factory, it's a toy factory.

This is one of the most fun horror movies ever made. It's my favorite of the series too.

Cujo meets Short Circuit film, "Man's Back Friend".... Back up....

When did Child’s Play abandon the reason Chucky needed Andy?

“Dick I’m very disappointed!” from Robocop the old man aka Conal Cochran from Halloween 3 Season Of The Witch who was played by Dan O’Herlihy. Best use of an audio movie clip ever! Love the photo still from the movie Orphan.

5:30 this scene scared me so much as a kid