Chucky

With seven movies to parse through, the Child's Play series can get a little confusing. So let's simplify.

The season premiere is titled "Murder at 1600," which seems bad, politically speaking. 

Sure, Chucky is the worst of the worst, but there's been no shortage of killer dolls in movies over the years. 

Like he always does, Chucky is coming back (for Season 3) and he's already infiltrated the most secure building in the world in the first teaser trailer.

Chucky is slashing its way back to TV for Season 3, so it's a great time to catch up on the first two seasons and the Child's Play franchise before it does.

Watch Chucky take his rightful place at the political podium to make an important Season 3 announcement.

Just imagine the kind of trouble Chucky could get up to with a Quantum Tunnel at his disposal.

From Billy Bibbit to Grima Wormtongue, Brad Dourif is a force to be reckoned with. 

'Chucky' did a lot for LGBTQ+ representation in Season 2 and has been nominated for Outstanding Drama at the GLAAD Media Awards.

Don Mancini already knows where Chucky and the gang are headed in Season 3.

"Chucky" killed off a major character in Season 2 and creator Don Mancini says real horror fans know why. 

Was Chucky doing an act the whole time he acted like a real good guy? 

Billy Boyd returned as Glen and Glenda in "Chucky" Season 2. Now, he's breaking down how he's evolved the voice to match the 20-year time jump.

As killer dolls Chucky and M3GAN trade barbs on Twitter, many are wondering if they'll ever share the screen together.

Lachlan Watson explains how excited they were when they realized they were playing a character once voiced by "Lord Of The Rings" icon, Billy Boyd.

"Chucky" Season 2 left nothing on the table in the final episode, but creator Don Mancini says there's still many places to go.

"Lord Of The Rings" star Billy Boyd returned to the "Chucky" franchise as the voice of Glen and Glenda in doll form.

Yes, that was Billy Boyd voicing Glen and Glenda in the 'Chucky' Season 2 finale. The actor explained he hopes he's not done there. 

Lachlan Watson played Glen and Glenda in "Chucky" Season 2, and they're hopeful it will lead to more non-binary characters on TV.

"Chucky will be in my life forever," long-time Andy Barclay actor Alex Vincent tells USA Insider.