“Bride of Chucky” takes place in 1998, as the doll of a legendary murderer Charles “Chucky” Lee, comes back to his former girlfriend, Tiffany. Through a satanic ritual, Tiffany brings the doll to life with Chucky’s spirit possessing it, dragging his soul back from the dead. Chucky then kills Tiffany’s current boyfriend, and they celebrate a happy reunion.  But pretty soon Tiffany is turned into a little doll as well, and they realize they need human bodies to become human again. They also need an amulet, which was buried with Chucky in Hackensack, New Jersey.
Meanwhile, Jade and Jesse, a couple of young teenagers, are planning on running away together. These teens turn out to play a significant part in the story of Chucky and his girlfriend.

The movie, directed by Ronny Yu, is a classic horror film, along with the other movies about Chucky. It’s written by Don Mancini, who also contributed to the looks of the dolls for both Tiffany and Chucky. The music is made by Graeme Revell, composer, and Peter Pau was in charge of the cinematography.

The camera work is extra-ordinary; my personal favorites are the two final scenes, which I’ll not spoil. The angles, even if they are true horror classics, are well made and there’s nothing bad to say about them. They fit the purpose of making a real horror classic. The special effects are, considering it was made in 1998, skilful and equally well shot. I consider the sceneries to be close to perfection as humanly possible, but an actual critic would find many flaws with everything in the scenery, and the whole movie for that matter.

The plot is close to flawless, even if there are some things that I’d personally change, but they are nothing but details that don’t really affect the story. I also love the way Tiffany makes her dolls body change into something completely else (from an adorable little bride, into an alternative woman in a dirty white dress). I, of course since I always do, fell more or less in love with Chucky’s character, when he first appeared on the screen. His murderous ways, his insane laughter and his hysterical eyes stand in a nice contrast to the way he treats Tiffany, and how much he actually cares about her. I think their whole relationship is remarkable. In my opinion, he’s a perfect villain, even though he’s incredibly short, and actually looks like a children’s toy.

The movie is meant to be a horror, and even though I wasn’t the least bit afraid when watching it, I was horrified a couple of nights after watching it. I kept having nightmares of Chucky standing beside my bed when I woke up. But then again, I’m quite sensitive when it comes to horror. I find the movie remarkable, even after watching it quite a few times. Both Chucky and Tiffany will stay with me for quite some time, and I even got the ideas to two of my own fictional characters through them. These characters are an inspiration to me, and they will always be one of the many reasons that I love this movie.

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