Factory

[chucky115awesome]

The factory scene is very well done and it's very intense towards the end.another thing that scared me when I was younger,the factory was so dangerous and just scared with thousands of boxes of good guy dolls

[Metal Matt]

Absolutely. It made for a great setting for the climax of CP2. It had a creepy vibe to it. The death that always stuck out to me was the factory worker that had his eyes gouged, it was pretty funny in a dark way. Chucky just got mutilated in the factory, which is ironic when you think about it. The factory scene is one of the most enjoyable and creative scenes in any horror movie.

[Spanky]

As unrealistically laid out that factory was, it was still good. I could never see an efficient factory having such a flow and design, but for the sake of being kind of like an obstacle course, it did the job perfectly.

[Deleted]

The place looked a hell of a lot friendlier to work in then the factory I worked at... dull and drab.

Also this is the only horror movie I know of that uses bright lights and bold colors in the climax. It was very unexpected to say the least.

[Spanky]

Yeah, everything was able to be clearly seen. Though I found the factory in the opening to CP3 to look more realistic just because it was dark and dirty.

[Deleted]

I think they did a good job making that factory look old at the beginning of CP3. I also think they did an even better job replicating Chucky's remains.

It's funny because the factory was well lit and scary for the fact that it was like twisted version of the game "Mousetrap" only with a killer doll chasing you.

This same place now just felt creepy seeing that basically nothing was touched since that night.

Also I am just a sucker for continuity. It's like the original "The Fly 2" when the main character goes into his father's lab and it looks just as it did in the first film. Even down to the blackboard having what appears to be a paragraph that gets distorted towards the end because the guy was losing control of his hand when becoming The Fly.

Of course his son didn't take this as a sign of GTFO.

But it's those details that bring it all together and make sequels work.

[Spanky]

Yeah, it just makes me curious like what all went on between the end of CP2 and CP3. It seems odd they'd just shut down that factory completely and not clean any of that stuff off. Especially considering how swift the company was in acquiring the remains from the events of the first film. You figure they'd at least go into purge mode and try to get rid of anything that could cause them grief.