CHUCKY, CULT CLASSICS SERIES 4
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Chucky will be presented in his consummate form, a leering ruddy-faced hell-cherub. An adorable little tike clad in his popular trademark Good Guy overalls, most likely with his knife accessory somewhere in the immediately vicinity. As part of the Cult Classics line, he’s somewhat smaller than his assortment peers but still scaled larger than his movie-relative appearance so as to remain congruous with the other figures in the line.
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Charles Lee Ray, the Lakeside Strangler, on the run. Mortally wounded, he runs into a toy store with the cops hot on his trail. He decides to call upon a Voodoo ritual in which he’ll be able to transfer his soul to another body. Unfortunately, there aren’t any available host subjects. So, in desperation, he grabs up a Good Guy doll, a disgustingly precious interactive little pal for kids. Lightning strikes. The cops finally burrow their way in, drag all of the fallen toys aside, and find the notorious Lakeshore Strangler as dead as a deck of Uno cards. As the movie progresses, you watch Chucky start out as a squeaky-clean shiny-plastic Good Guy and gradually degenerate into a dirty-faced, scowling, ugly little creep---intent only upon the relocation of his soul into a human body.