
Sorry Jack! Chucky's back! In this horror flick, the murderous serial killer, Charles Lee Ray, has his body parts being held at a criminal evidence station in the form of a small doll known as the famous Chucky. When his old-time sweet heart, Tiffany, picks up his remaining limbs and puts them back together, she performs a ritual that revives the murderous maniac. But Chucky decides that he wants another individual to help him with his dirty work. So he kills Tiffany, and then revives her as a "doll bride". When they decide to spend their honeymoon with another happy couple on the highway, it becomes another murder spree. With a "blood-bath on wheels" and two murderous dolls, the human couples find that this was going to be a "Highway To Hell" in this gruesome film of blood and gore and a little bit of Chucky & Tiffany.
Katherine HeiglJade
Ben BassLt. Ellis
Brad DourifChucky (voice)
Park BenchStoner
Boris KarloffClips from 'Bride of Frankenstein' (archive footage) (uncredited)In the opening scene Michael Myers' and Jason's masks (from the Halloween and Friday the 13th movies), Leatherface's chain saw (from the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies), and Freddy Kruger's glove (from the Nightmare on Elm Street movies) are visible.
Tiffany:
My mother always said love would set me free, but I've been a prisoner because of my love for you.
Continuity: Chucky says to open the "Voodoo For Dummies" book to chapter 6, page 217. The book is shown open to page 217, however "Chapter 11" is clearly visible at the top.
Performed by Rob Zombie
Written by Rob Zombie and Scott Humphrey
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Special Markets
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