Child's play was awesome. It wasn't scary to me at all when I watched it at 12. It was kind of funny in some ways. I mean think about it. A little doll walking around killing people? The only part that scared me a little was when the mother put the doll into the fire, and it bit her. The special effects were so 80s that it was laughable. I am catching up on my Child's Plays because of the remake coming out soon. The best time to watch (which is when I did) is on Halloween night.

Hilarious movie! Despite great performances by all the actors, including Chucky, it's very hard to take this movie seriously. There is violence (Chucky hits a woman on the head with a hammer, hits a kid with a bat, stabs an ankle with a scalpel, and even fries a guy with a shock tester, though it's not shown realisticly since the guys face turns black). No sexual content, except for a scene where a hobo starts to rape the heroine, but is interrupted by a cop. Lot's of cursing from Chucky's mouth, and the child actor actually quotes Chucky when he say's b***h. That part surprised me, I don't like hearing children curse. Terrible movie, but older teens will get a few laughs out of it.

Strong language like f**k and s**t. Some violence

Child's Play is one of my favorites. Chucky is very funny with some of the off-the wall or random comments but some may find this crude and ridiculous. Personally I think this is a good thing for kids to watch only because it's probably a mild horror film compared to what is going on in them today. This was one of my first. I realized that a doll being possessed could happen in real life. There could be situations like this in the world. The devil can take over anything and he choose a good guys doll, who posed as Charles Lee Ray.It will give you a laugh every now and then though. Like he thinks if he bites he'll kill the victims. Well your reading a review from a girl who actually bought the Child's Play doll! LOL!

The first time I saw Chucky, I was scared that it'd be too violent, but the truth is, if they cut out all the swearing, this would probably be a PG-13(or PG) rated movie. I thought that they were just gonna curse on that one paticular part, so I fast-forwarded it. But everywhere I fast-forwarded it to, they were spitting out the B-word or the S-word, and they just had to push it when they said the F-Word! That's my perspective of this movie. I heard that they were going to make a remake of Child's Play that would come in theaters 2011, and I really want to see if that is going to be better with language.

Dear Me., If you think that the special efffects are so bad I will let you know that Don Mancini is planning on remaking the first Child's Play,... It's supposed to be a darker and scarier retelling of the story (mostlikely with more gore)... But I liked the original...

I am 11 and me, my mom, and my little 8- year old sister saw this on TV (my mom had seen it before so she let us watch it, even though we had to change the channel a few times. We started watching when Chucky pushed the baby-sitter out the window.) And I never heard any swearing, maybe it was before we started watching it. My mom's really strict but there wasn't anything too iffy. Not that violent for a horror movie but yeah, for the younger kids, this is a no because my little sister got really scared at night (she was over it soon but still.) 11+ is best.

If you liked "Poltergeist", you'll like this movie. It was very suspenseful, especially during Chuck'y first killing. There are multiple F words and other bad words. The killings were not as bloody as you would think. 2 bodies that were killed were blood-sopping after they were actually dead, and blood shot out of the body during 2 other killings. Kids under 12 would definitely be scared, but it's great for the teens. The part that I covered my eyes on was when Chucky put an electric shocker on a man's head, and it toasted the guy to where he was burnt and bloody on his face. The ending was kind of a question, because you don't know if they really did get rid of Chucky or not. Watch this in the dark!