Chucky creator has the most on-brand response to his horror TV show being canceled, and it sounds like we haven't seen the last of the killer doll
Sep. 30, 2024It’s not over for Chucky
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After running for three seasons, Syfy’sChuckyspin-off show has been canceled, but creator Don Mancini doesn’t seem too worried about it as he has the perfect response to the axe.
However, long-time franchise star and Chucky TV series actor Jennifer Tilly had a much longer reaction. The star alsotook to Twitter, writing “So sad to announce that after three wonderful seasons, the television series Chucky has finally been canceled,” said Tilly. But much like Mancini, the star seems to think that this isn’t the end for the killer doll, “Resurrections are Chucky’s specialties and he has many of them!” see the full tweet below.
The series is pretty well-loved, gaining quite a cult following over the past few years, and has managed to stir up a pretty impressive 93% score onRotten Tomatoes. But, despite positive reactions from fans, Syfy has decided to call it quits with the horror show. There is no real reason for scrapping the series, but as we know, the Good Guy Doll is never gone for long. In fact, theChucky creator has already teased a new movie.
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