This episode was fun, you can tell Brad Dourif was having the time of his LIFE lmao

Chucky is the most insane franchise ever

Seeing Brad play Charles again was just amazing. Also, the trailer for next episode shows Lukas so I'm HOPING they have all of Devon Sawa's characters meet

I do agree, I want the original trilogy chucky. The look, less campy, some jokes are fine, but more scary chucky.

I like the fact Brad’s outfit was the same outfit he died in from the first film.

The part of Tiffany being in her cell with it all pimped out and her getting her nails and feet done had me dead 😂😂 the guard goes “where did all this stuff come from?” 😂

I definitely love the ghost creativity they have in this now it gives it a different feel and the finale promo is even more hype

The, I feel like Lexi is the main character now and I think she's more genuinely interesting and developed than Jake and Devon. Like they kinda ran their course for me, not to mention they started to feel like they barely even cared to help Lexi find Caroline. Lexi was the one doing most of the investigation and work; not to mention planning. Jake and Devon have mostly just been having predictable couple problems and following Lexi whenever they feel like. Or whenever they want talk about how "great" their relationship is going.

Just an observation but when we focus more on the chucky as the “main character” things tend to be more fantastical or silly. As you pointed out our main character doesn’t even feel like the main character anymore because chucky. like how the old movies eventually played out has become the main character. That’s just my observation

I thought this episode was great, especially seeing Brad Dourif back as Charles Lee Ray. Finally meeting Damballa is also huge! Love it

Don Mancini just killing Devon Sawa over and over lol 5 times in 3 seasons

Brad is such an underrated actor. He’s amazing.

This was probably my favorite episode this season

Brad Dourif was absolutely having fun with this one! I'm also a little mixed but I'm leaning more into loving it than not and I LOVED meeting Damballa! this season did Chucky perfectly, he's comedic and funny but still sadistic and crazy!

Did Nica mastermind Tiffany’s death? Did the guard that replaced Erica actually work for her? And was it her that killed Erica after the guard tipped her off? Erica’s death was a bit convenient IMO.

Really wished the elevator opened up revealing them to be dead only for President Dupe to start gasping for air, really gave us this badass chase scene only to still go and kill off another Sawa

As someone that’s been a Chucky fan since VHS Child’s Play, I love your blunt honesty about quite frankly…where is this series going? Bring back scary and serious Chucky? What happened to the Chucky I grew up and loved to be scared of. Cause I have no idea what I’m even watching anymore.

Caroline is gonna be waiting for chucky with a new body 😂

i honestly loved this episode, it was so fun, so quirky and honestly was a breath of fresh air compared to the last few episodes. i’m excited for the finale!!

Chris always starts the video saying “ I appreciate you clicking on the video” but man I appreciate YOU for making the videos🙌🙌

I agree with you! I kinda wasn’t sure how I felt about the whole Chucky in the White House storyline, but then I ended up loving the first half! The second half is falling flat and getting a little too zany and out there. I thought I’d like this season more than season 2, but depending how the next episode goes, I may have this one in last place

This episode was a 10/10.. I hope Tiff doesn't die.

This episode was crazy! I loved it! Also, keep up the awesome content 3C!

The first season seems so different now. The characters felt like real people with real problems and personalities Now every character that appears is just another body to the count, besides the main Trio

As much as I want to get where you're coming from. Chucky/Childs Play has always been quite a funny franchise. At its core its always been a Slasher, Black Comedy, Horror franchise. Yes the comedy has been amped up much more since bride. But thats the point. Its the absurdism. Even from the inception of Childs Play. A possessed killer doll has always been an absurd concept :p.

I got your point Chris, I kind agree with it. Season 1 was a great season because it was only Chucky killing people in Hackensack, it was a simple, catchy and efficient plot but since season 2 it seems like the series aways tries to get more and more absurd. I LOVED the first episodes of season 3 because it was only about Chucky doing his things, killing guys here and there, but then they started with this ghost thing....

I'm just glad we got to see Brad and not just his voice that's not something to complain the guy is a veteran actor not just known for Chucky

Here's the thing if this truly is the end, chucky probably dies along with Tiffany. If this goes into another season or another movie I think this ends with Tiffany and chucky getting into a new body. I do think tho they should end this with a movie where it officially ends. Then they reboot it with new actresses, actors, younger people and a new story. Brad doriff and Jennifer tilly are both up there in age.

I don't know... How are ghosts less ridiculous and absurd than the way he came back in Child's Play 3? Did nobody ever questioned all that blood that suspicious looking doll kept dropping?

I agree with you I was mixed with this episode brad dourif was great as always but there's still so much to tell on this last episode

I was really sad when the fake president died like I preferred his character over the real one haha. I actually liked that scene where everyone is around the table whilst charles’ presence is right next to them, some bits of this episode did feel kinda random but nonetheless this might be my fav so far as a lot of things happened

I love everything about Chucky idc if he’s being campy or funny but the kills still screams “I’m a threat and nobody’s safe”

me personally, this was my second favorite episode after that murder mystery episode from season 2. there’s just something so cool and scary about what they did this episode

I am glad they are trying new things, and that there's a fun supernatural theme to this season, it saves it getting stale. I know Chucky gave you your big break here but I think maybe you've fallen out of love with it. Because this has been a lot of fun.

3C always brings us the best videos ❤

This opens the gate for Michael and Jason and pinhead

Disappointed we didn’t see Dambala’s godly form and just looking like chucky

I'm kind of surprised you thought this episode had a more comedic side because I thought it was actually a tad creepy at times and more serious compared to what we've been getting from the franchise as of recent. Like I loved how Henry was the only one who could see Charles, and I liked how Charles was creeping around Lexi when she was asking about Caroline... it was actually creepy! I'm enjoying the whole ghost Chucky twist they've added. For one, because of Brad, duh lol I love him and so excited to see him in the show, and two, because I know this ghost thing will only be for this episode and the next. I doubt they'll bring this back for next season and we'll have regular old doll Chucky back. Idk lol I'm personally enjoying this new side to the show! and this is coming from an OG die hard Chucky fan.

Yeah I kinda agree Jake became a background character now like wtf but season 4 better be green lit.

Chucky being different doesnt mean it doesnt feel like chucky. Its just expanding the lore and the rules of the world. Its doing new things. And the trio are my favorite parts of the show!!! I hope they are much more involved next season.

I’m so happy to see after all these years I remember why I subscribed. I watch your videos and it’s like you’re on the same exact wavelength. Don is expanding the universe yes but at the same time he’s managing to shrink it at the same time…. If that makes sense.

you made the best videos bro!

I definitely felt the same way about the main three characters especially Devon and Jake being sidelined. They’re so off to the side this season it feels like one of them can die at any moment.

Awesome video 3c films 😊

When I first watched this episode online, I watched it without background music and honestly, it made the episode more eerie and made the jokes more serious and not as goofy. It made me more comfortable with spirit concept and I was so invested. Even the ending being silent except for sound of the needle injections were so powerful. All the scares of and kills were actually eerie and fun. Having the background music off deftly upped my experience!

Even though I don't like Chucky, it's fun to see your reviews. Keep them up man

Ghosts are more ridiculous than a guy putting his soul in the body of a doll and able to walk and breathe and talk with no vocal chords, muscles, or lungs?

My dude you keep on hitting the nail on the wall! The execution on how they are showing this feels all over the place tbh and yes like you say ridiculous maybe a bit too much. The scare factor while it may show up from time to time isn't really there anymore like the older films and feels too silly and the other important thing the stakes like is this really the end for Tiffany and Charles? Frankly, no given how many times they've escaped death at this point and it just sad that there really seems to be no true end to the villains but the heroes keep losing their love ones. Them being in the white house should feel more impactful like this should be the end game of where they go but now it's kinda thrown out of the way for the spirit dimension? At that point why even have it be in the white house when his soul could be haunting anywhere else. Man I didn't even realize it until you said it but Jake really doesn't feel like the main character now like they sidelined him so much compared to the first 2 seasons! Man the fact that this is Brad's last line of work as he says he's retired from everything else but this franchise makes me think maybe they should end it sooner rather than later as we know he can't keep playing the character forever.

I think the Chucky series is good, but its definitely not every fans cup of tea, the best way I can describe it is like going from child's play to bride and seed of Chucky, it's different from things in the past so not everyone will love it, but building out the more supernatural part of the franchise is good as aside from the soul splitting there hasn't been much

These 2 episodes honestly have been my favorite in the whole franchise

While i think the blood elevator scene was a reference to The Shining it seemed like a reference to Evil Dead Rise too as there is also a blood elevator scene almost similar to this one too!

This version of Chucky the whole series is amazing! Funny and serious at the same time!

Can't wait for the finale and see what leads up to season 4 I never want this show to end

Love me some Chris to start the day

Great episode. I'm not sure how I feel about this season. Season 2 was my absolute favorite. HOWEVER, this episode was excellent. I loved the tiff stuff and the ghost stuff.

I loved this episode…I love where the franchise is going

Yeah, loved the episode, just rollin' with all the weird stuff they wanna do 🙌

I mean I love the elevator scene. Plus the real him doing that laugh made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up like I was a kid again 😂

Genuinely how are roaming spirits more ridiculous than people transferring their spirits into dolls, I don't see the issue 💀

i personally loved this episode, it was so full of chaos

I agree with you I'm kinda not feeling the whole spirit realm thing, hopefully, next season reverts back to the original formula

The ghost aspect feels like is making the show a bit different then a Chucky tv series

This episode was GOOD IDK what your talking about ive always wanted them to explore the supernatural element Also season 2 was not that bad

I was just happy to see Brad Dourif "in the flesh" lmao. I love this man.

Im with you Chris its been going off the rails . We need scary dark chucky back !!

Season 3 a fever dream compared to season 1 & 2 😅

I anticipating this episode finale right now more than taking my cdl test on Monday 😅😅

Honestly the ghost aspect makes it seem more serious than it has in a while.

Finally someone that says the same thing I said bout ppl constantly saying that its a series bout a killer doll what did u expect... Im sorry but when Child's Play first came out, its a film based in reality jus w/ voodoo aspects. Now where we are ppl in this universe jus lack common sense & the storyline is goin way too out there 🤦

I am so excited for the finale next week

Broo I loved this episode 😂

idk if its me but this episode definitely had alot of good horror to it alot of jumps got me and it felt fresh and new

At first I was seriously hyped watching the episode, thought it was easily the best episode in the whole tv series but on rewatch a realized a lot of the problems you pointed out. When they brought Charles back, I thought he would be the real deal, since chucky is more goofy and unserious all the time, I thought it would be a nice chance that Charles was serious. He was ok, I enjoyed when he was on screen but I just prefer him being actually scary

Man, I wanted to see Tiffany back in the Bella doll again!

Man singing the OG Chucky doll at the beginning of the episode 7! from the early 90s from Child's Play 1 and Child's Play 2 and Child's Play 3 man brought back so much nostalgia that was so cool Don Mancini man he really knows horror movies and horror fans😅❤❤😊

It took me a second to correlate this spiritual realm theme to the plots we were introduced through the Child’s Play installments. Making the connection and you can see that even if the physical embodiment of Chucky was taken down, through his power of Dumballa his essence was able to linger allowing him to resurrect whether it was electrocuting the factory worker once he was reassembled at the start of Child’s Play 2 or when his blood mixed in with the plastic used to make the dolls at the beginning of Child’s Play 3. In this episode it is blood that give Chucky power to prey on his victims while he in the spiritual world. I’m not too bothered by the level of campiness as long as not on the level of Seed of Chucky campiness. I had feeling that the guard was gonna get hit by a car and the moment I started to dismiss it boom, that jump scare scared the crap out of me and I typically don’t fall victim to many jump scares so well done 😂

8:09 I see a nod to The Shining but I also see a nod to Ghost Ship at the scene when Epps falls into the pool, but then it fills up with blood as we see nothing but then when we go under the blood, we see the victims, which I see this scene doing a similar thing that we see Charles while we're seeing above the blood only to see Chucky when we go under.

Oh man, that cliffhanger was so great. The last two episodes were both really good, im so stoked for the finale. Is this the end of the show?

Tiffany was 100 percent shot with the same needle that kills you for 5 mins

Sooo like I’m just now realizing this….Abraham Lincoln walked past Chucky…… soooo he was a Dambalic!?

tbf cris, i loved this story. i'm not too fond of the ghost themes but i really like to think of the chucky tv series or maybe even the franchise itself as an anthology with its different genres. i appreciate that dambella is sorta cosied with this ghost storyline as it doesn't make the story too far out from being not chucky anymore. if this out of place story introduces a soft reboot for the character and franchise then i'd appreciate this even more. kinda like the bi-generation subplot in the doctor who 60th specials.

Im really enjoying the season, and I think this episode was a fantastic penultimate episode. Cant wait to see the finale

I’m enjoying it!

I think the sad fact of the matter is Chucky as a whole has run its course.

I loved this episode, but I do agree that it is massively different to everything else Chucky related. I'm really surprised the haven't even introduced the Good Guy doll creator yet, so he will have a lot less to do with this season than I thought he would. I'm also disappointed that the whole nuclear weapons goal was done with already and not the season finale. Looking forward to the next episode and whatever Don Mancini brings us. This ride has been always interesting and never predictable.

If they're going to go this crazy, I'm glad they're doing it in the TV show, I hope when they go back to movies it's more grounded and back to it's roots

i really like the direction they’re goin in

Although, yes, I do like more of the serious scary chucky, I actually didn’t really mind this episode 👍 it was also great to see Brad Dourif back as charles lee ray physical form

Loved this episode voodoo/ghost stuff is kinda odd but there trying new stuff and I respect that

Knuckles Series tomorrow let's go please

Oh, I almost forgot to drop this here yesterday. Didn't anyone else notice the Idle Hands reference as Randall hurts his hand by punching the secret serviceman? As he recoils, he holds his twitching right hand with the left and looks at both his hand and the serviceman in fear. For just those couple seconds, it felt like a real sequel to Idle Hands.

Wish it was Andy that was going to the spirit realm!

The ghost stuff sounded weird but for some reason I’m digging it.

The ending shows only one injection atually being pushed. Must be Jake's and Tiffany escapes somehow.

Im with you on being offput by the whole ghost thing but seeing Brad Dourif argue with Dambella manifested into a good guy doll was funny as hell

Very good can't wait for 8

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I respect Chris review because it's honest. But I love this show ❤❤ I'ma defend this show

I generally prefer the serious Chucky over the campy Chucky aspects, as well. I've never been a fan of Seed of Chucky because I thought it went too overboard with the cheesiness, but I'm enjoying the show. I think the series has done well balancing between the serious aspects and campy aspects of the franchise, even with this episode.

I feel like the most obvious beat will be that Charles will end up hijacking Jake's body during the Flatline bit, and it'll be this whole thing where they will pretend we don't know its Chucky in Jake's body until like the last minute of the finale, and then suddenly BOOM Jake gives the camera an evil grin and has Chucky eyes, while it crosses over into the spirit world where the real Jake's soul is screaming that Chucky took over his body and he's stuck as a ghost. That being said, that sounds almost 'too' obvious, but they might still do it.