SEASON 1, EPISODE 6 • CAPE QUEER
CHUCKY: "You made me do this!"
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QUESTIONS
1. When Bree explains to Junior about her cancer diagnosis, she calls him 'Ginger' instead of 'Junior.
1. Kyle revealed that she killed the Chucky head that Andy kept locked in his cabin for four years.
FILMS
Matt: 6 out of 10.
Length: 49 Minutes
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2. BREE (Lexa Doig)- Rammed with mail cart, falls out high-rise window and crashes onto car
3. KIM (Rachelle Casseus)- Bit and strangled, falls down stairs and snaps neck
Show Total: 3
Series Total: 16
2. Zapped with taser by Devon
Show Total: 2
Series Total: 8
KYLE: "Thank you for your cooperation..."
ANDY: "He screams the loudest in fire...those screams were my favorite..."
CAR SALESMAN: "A true classic never goes out of style..."
ANDY: "You know about Chucky and you're still alive...welcome to the club..."
BREE: "I could walk out of this office right now and get hit by a bus..."
BREE: "The important thing is for me to savor whatever time I have left..."
DEVON: "It's gonna take a lot more than Goosebumps & Pennywise to scare us..."
CHUCKY: "I'm too old for this sh*t!"
CHUCKY: "Can I watch?!"
Sad Dad- I'm Gonna Get It
Shaed- Trampoline
Elmer Bernstein- Max
1. What was Andy and Kyle's cover for hunting all the Chuckies?
2. How long did Andy keep his Chucky head alive at his cabin?
3. What was the make and model of the car Tiffany "acquired"?
4. What book did Chucky read when he drove away with Tiffany?
5. What movie inspired Devon to booby trap the house from Chucky?
ANSWERS
1. Andy and Kyle posed as census workers to hunt down the Chuckies.
2. Andy kept his Chucky head alive for four years.
3. Tiffany's car was a red 1960 Pontiac Parisian.
4. Chucky was reading 'The Ultimate Book Of Voodoo".
5. Devon was inspired by the movie 'Cape Fear'.
2. When Chucky attacks Jake in the bedroom after trying to convince Lexy to do it, there is an obvious size discrepancy between the stunt double and what the actual Chucky doll should be. It is more evident when he emerges into the hallway and gets zapped with a taser by Devon.
2. Andy recounted to Kyle some of the lessons he'd learned at military school following the events of 'Child's Play 3'. He also shed some light on his understandably broken psyche and it is implied he still graduated despite the trauma Chucky caused.
3. Tiffany and Nica/Chucky play poker in this episode, which was inspired by actress Jennifer Tilly, who is also a professional poker player in real life. Fiona Dourif, who played Nica/Chucky, later said it was intimidating playing cards with a professional.
4. When Charles and Tiffany acquire her car and drive away, he is reading a book about voodoo, which he dismisses as a hobby.
5. Prior to having his throat cut by Tiffany, the car salesman praised the car by stating "a true classic never goes out of style". This is, of course, a famous line of Chucky in 'Bride Of Chucky' (1998), which is later repeated by Tiffany.
6. While trying to slip up Nica in her ruse, Tiffany questioned her about Niagara Falls. This was where Tiffany and Chucky reaffirmed their twisted love during 1998's 'Bride Of Chucky'. The moment came immediately after Tiffany had creatively killed another honeymooning couple, and led to the conception of Glen/Glenda from 'Seed Of Chucky' (2004). As such, Tiffany wasn't lying when she recalled the location as being central to many fond memories.
7. It's revealed that Andy escaped the mental institution that he was locked up in at the end of 'Cult Of Chucky' (2017).
8. Bree's death is very similar to that of Maggie in the original 'Child's Play' (1988), even falling on top of the car.
CAPE FEAR (1962)
The title of the episode was obviously a play on the movie 'Cape Fear', which was initially a 1962 thriller, then later remade by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro in 1991. Devon was shown watching the film before he and the others discuss and recreate specific moments of their battle plan to fight Chucky.
CHRISTINE (1983)
The car in the flashback that Chucky and Tiffany acquire is notably similar to the demonic 'Christine' (1983) from the Stephen King book and subsequent John Carpenter movie of the same name right down to its deadly legacy.
IT (1990)
While further discussing movies, Jake conveyed the horror genre might not have the same appeal after living through a real one. Devon promptly agreed, stating it would probably "take more than Goosebumps and Pennywise" to scare them. Pennywise is the monstrous antagonist of Stephen King's 'IT' and its various adaptations. The otherworldly creature, much like Chucky, has taken many forms.
CAPE FEAR (1991)
The title of the episode was obviously a play on the movie 'Cape Fear', which was initially a 1962 thriller, then later remade by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro in 1991. Devon was shown watching the film before he and the others discuss and recreate specific moments of their battle plan to fight Chucky.
GOOSEBUMPS (2015)
While discussing movies, Devon name-drops 'Goosebumps' in this episode, which is a nod to the book series by R.L. Stine that has long been a gateway into horror for younger readers. They have since spawned a TV show and two Jack Black-starring movies. One episode even features a killer doll named Slappy.
IT: CHAPTER ONE (2017)
While further discussing movies, Jake conveyed the horror genre might not have the same appeal after living through a real one. Devon promptly agreed, stating it would probably "take more than Goosebumps and Pennywise" to scare them. Pennywise is the monstrous antagonist of Stephen King's 'IT' and its various adaptations. The otherworldly creature, much like Chucky, has taken many forms.
GOOSEBUMPS 2: HAUNTED HALLOWEEN (2018)
While discussing movies, Devon name-drops 'Goosebumps' in this episode, which is a nod to the book series by R.L. Stine that has long been a gateway into horror for younger readers. They have since spawned a TV show and two Jack Black-starring movies. One episode even features a killer doll named Slappy.
HALLOWEEN (2018)
Devon and Jake say that Jamie Lee Curtis should win an Oscar for this movie, or at least a Saturn Award.
IT: CHAPTER TWO (2019)
While further discussing movies, Jake conveyed the horror genre might not have the same appeal after living through a real one. Devon promptly agreed, stating it would probably "take more than Goosebumps and Pennywise" to scare them. Pennywise is the monstrous antagonist of Stephen King's 'IT' and its various adaptations. The otherworldly creature, much like Chucky, has taken many forms.
TELEVISION
GOOSEBUMPS (1995)
While discussing movies, Devon name-drops 'Goosebumps' in this episode, which is a nod to the book series by R.L. Stine that has long been a gateway into horror for younger readers. They have since spawned a TV show and two Jack Black-starring movies. One episode even features a killer doll named Slappy.
SyFy TV Rating: 0.378
'Child's Play 2' survivors Andy and Kyle join the fray as Chucky
continues to torture his nemeses, Jake, Lexy & Devon by striking
those closest to them. But what is Chucky's real endgame here?
And what is he doing spending time with Junior all of a sudden?
CHARLES LEE RAY/VOICE OF CHUCKY- BRAD DOURIF
JAKE WHEELER- ZACKARY ARTHUR
DEVON EVANS- BJORGVIN ARNARSON
LEXY CROSS- ALYVIA ALYN LIND
JUNIOR WHEELER- TEO BRIONES
BREE WHEELER- LEXA DOIG
LOGAN WHEELER- DEVON SAWA
MICHELLE CROSS- BARBARA ALYN WOODS
NATHAN CROSS- MICHAEL THERRIAULT
CAROLINE CROSS- CARINA LONDON BATTRICK
DETECTIVE KIM EVANS- RACHELLE CASSEUS
RACHEL FAIRCHILD- ANNIE BRIGGS
NICA PIERCE/CHARLES LEE RAY- FIONA DOURIF
TIFFANY VALENTINE- JENNIFER TILLY
ANDY- ALEX VINCENT
KYLE- CHRISTINE ELISE
YOUNG TIFFANY- BLAISE CROCKER
DR. MIXTER- ROSEMARY DUNSMORE
GLADYS- JAMILLAH ROSS
SELLER- J.D. NICHOLSEN
DAD- JAMAAL GRANT
MOM- LISA MICHELLE CORNELIUS
BECKY- SAGE ARRINDELL
GOOD GUY DOLL (VOICE)- NICK FISHER
Directed By- Samir Rehem
Written By- Nick Zigler & Sarah Acosta
Based On Characters Created By- Don Mancini
Produced By- Mallory Westfall
Produced By- Mitch Engel
Executive Producers- Jeff Renfroe, Harley Peyton
Alex Hedlund, Nick Antosca
David Kirschner & Don Mancini
Associate Producer- Tony Gardner
Casting By- Bonnie Zane, C.S.A.
Co-Producer- Todd Leykamp
Puppeteers- Tony Gardner, Peter Chevako
Erik Beck, Pamela Iveta
Gord Robertson & Steve Newburn
Canadian Casting By- Tina Gerussi, C.S.A.
Unit Production Manager- Mark Dassas
First Assistant Director- David Sparkes
Second Assistant Director- Michal Page
Director Of Photography- Colin Hoult
Production Designer- Craig Sandells
Edited By- Lisa Grootenboer, C.C.E.
Music By- Joseph LoDuca
Costume Designer- Catherine Ashton
"A" Camera Operator/Steadicam- Johnny Colavecchia
"B" Camera Operator- Michael Carella
Sound Mixer- Robert Woolfson
Gaffer- Fast Eddy Mikolic
Key Grip- Mark Manchester
Digital Imaging Technician- Allan Wylie
Special Effects Coordinator- Jeff Skochko
Art Director- Dennis Davenport
First Assistant Art Director- Paul Greenberg
Set Designer- Brent Bell
Construction Coordinator- Andrew Yurkiv
Head Painter- Rufus Wilkes
Set Decorator- Summer Holmes
Property Master- Richard Little Darling
Chucky Doll Created By- David Kirschner
Animatronic Characters & Effects By-
Tony Gardner & Alterian Inc.
Make-Up Department Head- Sid Armour
Hair Department Head- Samantha Terry
Special Effects Make-Up- Francois Dagenais
Stunt Coordinator- Darren Marsman
Location Manager- Peter Boboras
Transportation Coordinator- Jazz Helie
Craft Service Key- Lillian Martyn
Catering- David Mintz
Clearance Coordinator- Kent Fabian
Third Assistant Director- David MacDonald
Production Office Coordinator- Lori Pumputis
Controller- Jane McKernan
Production Accountant- Denise Taylor-Rawlins
Script Supervisor- Alexander Galant
Background Casting- Roisin McGilly
Casting Assistant- Chelsea Egozi
Casting Assistant- Ellis Turner
Post Production Supervisor- Linda 'Lindy' Janota
Post Production Coordinator- Eric Durham
Post Production Assistant- Tabia J. Johnson
Assistant Editor- David Tarnawsky
Visual Effects Assistant Editor- Aaron Merrill
Project Supervisor- Bryan Christensen
Project Supervisor- Peter Chevako
Supervising Sound Editor- Sam C. Lewis
Co-Supervisor- Ronald Eng
Re-Recording Mixer- Patrick Cyccone
Re-Recording Mixer- Fred Howard
Sound Effects Editor- Ronald Eng
Dialogue Editor- Cary Stacy
ADR Editor- Sam C. Lewis
Foley Editor- John Guentner
Music Supervisor- Charlie Haggard
Music Editor- Scott Francisco
Online Editor- Jay Robinson
Colorist- Joe Finley
Visual Effects Producer- Jon Campfens
Visual Effects Supervisor- Beau Parsons
Storyboard Artist- Pete Von Sholly
Assistant To Don Mancini- Amanda De Souza
Assistant To Nick Antosca- Alana Biden
SONGS
"I'm Gonna Get It"
Written By Cody Crump & Jamie Fredericks
Produced By Sad Dad
Performed By Sad Dad Feat. Freda James
From The Single "I'm Gonna Get It"
Courtesy Of Sad Dad Records
"Trampoline"
Written By Chelsea Lee, Max Ernst
And Spencer Ernst
Produced By Alex Mendoza, Grant Eadie
And Shaed
Performed By Shaed
From The EP "Melt"
Courtesy Of Photo Finish Records
"Max"
Written By Bernard Herrmann
Orchestrated & Produced By Emilie A. Bernstein
Adapted & Arranged By Elmer Bernstein
From The Soundtrack Album "Cape Fear"
Courtesy Of MCA Records
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