Child's Play

Well, here's a story that no one saw coming. A Spanish language remake of the 1976 flick Who Could Kill a Child? (also known as Island of the Damned) is on its way, and we've got the first details and casting news for you right here.

Our amigo Jonathan over at Daily Dead just alerted us to a scan he did from an ad found in the Halloween II Blu-ray that features a first look at Chucky in video game form from the upcoming title Child's Play from TikiGames. Dig it!

Day One of the San Diego Comic-Con is just about over, and before we let you go, we have some more random imagery of things you're going to love! Sit back and get out a tissue to wipe away the drool!

So last week when the new video game starring Chucky of Child's Play fame was announced by TikGames, fans immediately started wondering - "Would this be something good, or would it be a quick cash-in?" Well, the answer to that hasn't come yet, but more info on what to expec

Who wouldn't want to assume the role of everyone's favorite bad Good Guy? That's right, kids, thanks to the good folks over at TikGames, you're gonna get your chance to don his little red sneakers and go on a digital killing spree!

Some interesting Child's Play rumors have reared their head online that just might usher in the return of everyone's favorite potty-mouthed redheaded, murderous doll.

It's been a while since last we heard any rumblings of the proposed remake or reboot or reimagining or whatever they want to call it nowadays to try and quell the fury of the fans, but alas franchise creator Don Mancini has taken a few moments to shed some light on things ... Especially just what the hell it's going to be when it finally does come out.

You're all too familiar with him. The creepy Burger King peering out from behind the cold, dead eyes of his trademark mask. This story is not about him, but he should be starring in his own horror film, damnit!

Reviewed by Uncle Creepy Starring Catherine Hicks, Chris Sarandon, Alex Vincent, Brad Dourif, Dinah Manoff Directed by Tom Holland Distributed by MGM and Fox Home Entertainment

A true bounty of goods await those who have a few extra dollars to spend on DVDs this week what with Grace, Deadgirl, and (can you believe it?) Phantasm II finally hitting the home market, An American Werewolf in London and Army of Darkness bowing on Blu-ray, and NBC's Fear Itself anthology series getting released in its entirety. And that's just the beginning!

Yet another classic is being rolled out onto Blu-ray high-def this fall, this time featuring everyone's favorite bad Good Guy!

We’ve still got over a month to wait before Sideshow Collectibles’ annual Spooktacular event rolls out, but that doesn’t mean they’re going to be holding all their new horror collectibles close to their chest.

If you were one of the legion of fans who picked up Child’s Play: 20th Birthday Edition (review) last week, I’m sure you noticed one glaring omission from the disc: anything from director Tom Holland!

I’ve seen some weird shit in the few times I’ve been in Times Square, but man this takes the cake. As you can see from the image below, 20th Century Fox unleashed an army of Chuckys into the heart of Manhattan on Tuesday to promote the release of the Child’s Play: 20th Birthday Edition DVD (review). Instead they promoted normal, everyday citizens wetting themselves, cause these are just ... freaky.

Child’s Play: 20th Birthday Edition (review) hits DVD today, and if you’re still on the fence about getting it, maybe this clip from one of the DVD's special features will help? It better, sucker; we went through a lot to get this for you!