The Child’s Play franchise will not go quietly into the night, and the latest endeavor is the Chucky series, which probably has many Netflix subscribers wondering if they are among the lucky ones that get to witness such a horrifying reboot.
Some dolls are creepy, but others are downright deadly. Chucky has been a menace to anyone willing to play with him for decades, spawning a ton of films and now a small screen installment that has been very well received by both fans and critics. The Chucky show has earned considerable acclaim and has even garnered impressive scores on Rotten Tomatoes.
This time around, the story follows the chaos a small town gets caught up in after a vintage Chucky doll is purchased at a tag sale. Secrets come out as the body count rises, and when this murdering toy is around, things only get worse before they get better.
Every chapter of the Child’s Play legacy offers something new for fans to enjoy, and it will be fascinating to observe how the events play out. Knowing this, it makes sense why Netflix subscribers, especially around the time of Halloween, would like to know if they can experience the nightmare-inducing story the Chucky series has to offer.
There are, in fact, plenty of nightmare-inducing titles on the streaming service, but there are some programs that are not a choice for those that subscribe. One of these many examples that isn’t an option is the new Chucky series.
But any subscribers on Netflix looking for some top-notch alternatives are absolutely in luck because there are many to choose from that fans of the genre will enjoy. Horror titles on the streamer ready to view now are some exceptional endeavors such as Midnight Mass, Blood Red Sky, The Haunting of Bly Manor, The Babysitter, Army of the Dead, and the Fear Street trilogy.
The Chucky series has yet to find a home on any of the subscription streaming services, and hopefully, when that time comes, the show will end up on Netflix. But until that time comes, if ever, fans will only get to see it on the Syfy Channel. In addition, episodes are also on VOD services like Vudu, Apple TV, Google Play, and Amazon Prime.
You can check out the trailer below:
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