Chucky, formally known as Child's play; Innocent horror film or thrilling killer? I investage whether Chucky (rated 18) should be taken off the racks of stores or not.
Many years ago two eleven year old boys, Jon Venables and Robert Thompson watched Chucky for the first time, a matter of weeks later they were charged with the murder of young Jamie Bulger. The scary Chucky doll has inspired people to kill in the past. Who knows what could happen in the future?
After Jon Venable's father, Neil Venable rented out the gruesome Childsplay 3 on video on January 18th 1993 the boys Robert and Jon were inspired by the evil doll which takes pleasure from slaughtering his victims. These films had obviously gave them sick ideas which resulted in the killing of little Jamie but they also tortured him in ways that have also been connected to the film; such as the blue paint splashed in Jamie's face is also seen in a scene from Chucky where blue paint is covered across the doll's face.
Although the court never did prove that the boys watched Chucky it was obvious that it had effected them in a way.
The film is not for children's eyes and i believe it should be for nobody's eyes, but the film continues to sell more and more copys; infecting minds and turning dreams into nightmares. Do you agree? Would you prefer the world to be without one stupid film or see more killed?
Many years ago two eleven year old boys, Jon Venables and Robert Thompson watched Chucky for the first time, a matter of weeks later they were charged with the murder of young Jamie Bulger. The scary Chucky doll has inspired people to kill in the past. Who knows what could happen in the future?
After Jon Venable's father, Neil Venable rented out the gruesome Childsplay 3 on video on January 18th 1993 the boys Robert and Jon were inspired by the evil doll which takes pleasure from slaughtering his victims. These films had obviously gave them sick ideas which resulted in the killing of little Jamie but they also tortured him in ways that have also been connected to the film; such as the blue paint splashed in Jamie's face is also seen in a scene from Chucky where blue paint is covered across the doll's face.
Although the court never did prove that the boys watched Chucky it was obvious that it had effected them in a way.
The film is not for children's eyes and i believe it should be for nobody's eyes, but the film continues to sell more and more copys; infecting minds and turning dreams into nightmares. Do you agree? Would you prefer the world to be without one stupid film or see more killed?