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Nato And Remy’s Last Stand: Chucky’s Die-Light Reel

Thinking up ideas for these articles is hard sometimes, and that's why Remy and myself have a list of go-to topics on the back-burner for when our brains are fried beyond belief. This week happened to be one of those weeks where between work, screenings and writing, there wasn't an ounce of brainpower left. With the well dry, we thought it'd be a perfect time to revisit a segment that we're growing very fond of, our "Die-light Reel" compilations, and while doing so we thought we'd honor one of horror's most iconic slashers - Chucky.
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Remy – Seed of Chucky: Water and Acid Don’t Mix

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I am now going to tell why you the subtitle for this entry is genius. The guy who bites it in this Seed of Chucky scene is none other than the rather colorful John Waters. Best known for his kooky direction and eccentric personal style, it was great fun to see this outspoken fan work his way into a Child’s Play film – made even better by the fact that his kill involves a splash of acid to the face.

Get it, Water(s) and acid don’t mix. Man, sometimes I wish I could date me.

The scene is made even better by the fact that it plays off the idea that Chucky’s “seed” did not want to kill him, but the dude reacted in terror and fell backwards, knocking the acid over on himself.

Chucky laughs and tells his son he’s “a fucking natural,” and then they take a selfie with the corpse for his Mom.

There is just so much fun campiness in that two and a half minute scene, you can’t help but admire how the Child’s Play series knows how to keep itself fresh, and keep its deaths interesting.

Oh man, Water and acid don’t mix. Chucky would appreciate that line.


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Matt Donato
A drinking critic with a movie problem. Foodie. Meatballer. Horror Enthusiast.