Child's Play (2019)
Posted: Mon Oct 28, 2019 8:02 pm
Lars Klevberg's remake of the 1988 original will no doubt please those who enjoy their gorno tongue in cheek and in fairness should not be taken in any way seriously - but having said that I'm going to get all moralistic on it anyway.
Thing is, you have films where the violence is an adjunct to the story (and often indispensable to it) and you have films where the story is simply a vehicle for the violence. This is absolutely one of the latter. And to make it even more unpleasant, the story is so weak and uninteresting that it might just as well have been dispensed with altogether. The whole thing was simply terrible with bone shatteringly unpleasant interludes thrown in for the viewer to wince over as the main course in a pointless meal of brutality.
Chucky? More like Up-Chucky I'd say!
Thing is, you have films where the violence is an adjunct to the story (and often indispensable to it) and you have films where the story is simply a vehicle for the violence. This is absolutely one of the latter. And to make it even more unpleasant, the story is so weak and uninteresting that it might just as well have been dispensed with altogether. The whole thing was simply terrible with bone shatteringly unpleasant interludes thrown in for the viewer to wince over as the main course in a pointless meal of brutality.
Chucky? More like Up-Chucky I'd say!