Cult of Chucky

Continuity mistake: When Nica starts pounding on the window to try and get Madeline's attention, she goes from hitting it with one hand to both between cuts when the camera cuts outside.

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Visible crew/equipment: When Chucky flips off Nica from outside, if you look closely, for about one second, you can see the curly, auburn hair of a crew member on the right side of the screen ducking behind the actress.

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Revealing mistake: When Claire is bitten by Chucky and she pulls her sleeve up, you can see where the prosthetic is blended into her arm in the first wide-shot. In both that shot, and another shot, you can also see the prosthetic unnaturally "bulging" slightly. It's also very visible in the scene where she's strapped down and Dr. Foley injects her.

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Continuity mistake: After the doctor burns Chucky's hand, when Malcolm leaves the room, there's a tuft of hair on Nica's forehead. When the camera cuts, it's suddenly brushed aside.

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Continuity mistake: When Carlos is getting Nica water in the morning (after she finds the message from Chucky), her mouth goes from open to closed, then back to open between cuts.

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Continuity mistake: When Chucky is talking to Angela, he's standing straight and turns his head towards her. But after he asks "Where's Nica?", it cuts to a wide shot and his entire body is turned, not just his head. His body rotates back and forth like this, depending on the angle.

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Continuity mistake: When Nica meets Tiffany, when Tiffany makes the comment about expecting "somebody taller," her hands change position in her lap. Additionally, smoke appears over the ashtray instantly between the same two shots.

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Continuity mistake: When Grace is arguing with Nica and asks if she's going "chop off [my] head?!", the way she's holding Chucky changes slightly between cuts. Her hand moves down his chest slightly.

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Continuity mistake: When Madeline is trying to feed Chucky at the cafeteria, when she says "I can't believe he's talking already!", she goes from facing sideways to facing forward instantly between cuts.

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Continuity mistake: When Grace gets annoyed at Malcolm and says, "You always bring that up!" when Malcolm asks about her arson, her hands go from apart to together between cuts.

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Visible crew/equipment: When the camera cuts to Andy's close-up as he's punching in his safe code, you can see a set light reflected in his eye. There's nothing in the scene in front of him that could be creating such a reflection.

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Continuity mistake: When Andy is about to set down a beer in the opening scene, you can see he's casting two shadows: one behind him and one on the wall in front of him. When the camera cuts, the shadow he's casting on the wall in front of him vanishes. (Likely due to the lighting being different for the setup.)

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Continuity mistake: In the flashback to the post-credits scene to "Curse of Chucky," you hear Chucky scream "Wait!" This never happened in the original scene.

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Continuity mistake: When Carlos is killed by the three Chuckies with different weapons simultaneously, the editing gives away that three different prosthetic chest-pieces were used to accomplish the effect - one for each weapon. The blood and wounds on his chest and stomach are inconsistent from shot to shot as we see the different weapons slashing and stabbing him. His body also wriggles about a bit differently from shot to shot.

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Chucky: Kyle?
Kyle: Andy sent me. We're gonna have some fun.

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Trivia: During Nica's dream-sequence, at one point we see two brief glimpses of Chucky in extreme close-up screaming, with half of his face missing. This is actually cleverly-reused stock-footage from the end of "Child's Play 3" when Chucky is killed.

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Answer: Chucky states that he found a new voodoo spell in the film that allows him to control multiple hosts at once. It's almost like a copy/paste of his spirit. Andy still has the original Chucky, whereas the rest are duplicates.

Answer: Originally, the serial killer Charles Lee Ray used a voodoo spell to transfer his soul into a "Good Guy" doll in a toy shop, thereby becoming "Chucky" the homicidal doll. Later he acquired a voodoo spell that allowed Chucky to transfer souls multiple times (of course, his ultimate goal has always been to transfer his soul back into a living human body).

Charles Austin Miller

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