Max Verstappen has told Zak Brown “he can call me Chucky” after the McLaren CEO said Verstappen was like a “guy in a horror movie.” Doing his best impression of a zombie, Verstappen has risen from the ...

Max Verstappen has told McLaren to “Call me Chucky” after Zak Brown compared their rival to a horror movie villain who keeps coming back. Verstappen was 104 points off the world championship pace, but ...

Creepy dolls coming to life is a classic horror movie trope, but where did the idea originate? When you think "demon doll," Chucky from "Child's Play" springs to mind, but what was the ur-Chucky?

Chucky doll scares Grandma in a moment you won’t believe. Good Vibes Only is your new favorite spot for motivating and uplifting content! From fun times with the family and cute memorable moments to ...

Aside from several flashbacks in the television show, the Chucky story begins with the original 1988 Child's Play. Serial killer Charles Lee Ray transfers his soul into the body of a doll to escape ...

Freddy’s Dead delivers video game sequences, a Wicked Witch of the West gag, and a 3D finale. Forget scary Freddy — this is Looney Tunes Freddy at his peak, turning murder into punchlines. For fans ...

That was the last message Southern coach Terrence Graves left with Trey Holly before the season opener against North Carolina Central on Saturday. The straightforward statement was one of the few ...

The '80s gave birth to a new generation of horror with several slasher movie franchises, and if you're looking to build a blood-soaked collection of Blu-rays, you can grab the entire Child's Play ...

We’re looking at which of the films is the most frightening. Spoiler alert, it’s not the one where Chucky and Tiffany have a kid. To be fair, it’s really not trying to be scary. It’s mostly trying to ...

In the new horror sequel M3GAN 2.0, the killer robot doll from the first movie meets the memes where they live. She gets taller and faster and more fashion-forward; she flies through the air in a high ...

In 30 years of running the Long Island Doll Hospital, Jan Davis has repaired everything from obscure antiques to modern-day Barbies, mending their dresses, replacing glass eyeballs and sculpting ...