One thing i’ve always loved about movies, (and I
say with great sarcasm) is how 10 years can pass from 1 film to its sequel, and yet it may
only be 1 or 2 years after the fact.
They did it with Friday the 13th (don’t even get me started on the F13
timelines), they did it with Elm Street, and they did it with Child’s Play.
Made only 1 year after #2, Child’s Play 3 takes place eight years after
Chucky’s second attack on Andy Barkley (played here by Dungeon’s &
Dragon’s Justin Whalin).
Having been kicked out of foster home after foster home, Andy now finds his all of 16
years at military school.
Upon his arrival he’s of course picked on for being a little bit of a wallflower,
(but no one is aware of his traumatic childhood).
AGAIN, Play Pals decides to re-manufacture the Good Guy Doll (even after the
"supposedly unexplained" umpteen deaths of Play Pal employee), and Chucky is
AGAIN resurrected.
While in 1 and 2 Andy was the spiritually/mystically selected receiver of the soul of
Charles Lee Ray aka Chucky, he ain’t the one this time around seeing as chucky has a
new body and with this being so, the first person to see him is the one who body the soul
of chucky can take.
Tyler (Jeremy Sylvesrs) is the boy of choice here. His father is rather high up in the
Military food chain, so Little Tyler is attending Military School for safe keeping..
Setting outing Number 3 in a Military school was quite a good idea for a series that
was starting to sag, as there’s plenty of fun to be had with all the "real"
toys at Chucky’s disposal.
Still it ain’t as good as the original, but is a step up from #2 (plus it’s
got Andrew Robinson (Garek from Star Trek DS9) as the sadistic barber! :)
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