Child's Play creator Don Mancini sheds light on Reboot

It's not strange that "Child's Play" is restarted, since almost all other horror brands have received the same treatment over the past few years, but it's odd that this will happen while the original franchise remains In progress. Don Mancini – who created the slasher series, wrote the seven films and directed the last three – seems to agree: he responded to an image of the remake a tweet cast a shadow over the entire company.

"THAT IS ALL THAT I HAVE SAID ABOUT THIS SUBJECT," he wrote next to an image of Mariah Carey holding a "I do not know her" sign, suggesting that it's not going to happen. 39 has nothing to do with the restart and does not seem particularly pleased with the Aubrey Plaza perspective, Brian Tyree Henry and Gabriel Bateman are the protagonists of this new interpretation of the Chucky myth, which will be directed by Lars Klevberg and written by Tyler Burton Smith . Bateman embodies a boy who receives a doll for his birthday, without knowing that he is possessed by the spirit of a serial killer. Plaza is his mother, with Henry as a detective investigating the murders in question.

Unlike the first seven movies, this new version will not feature the voice of Brad Dourif as Chucky. Production started on "Child's Play" two days ago. The franchise's most recent film, "Cult of Chucky," was released last year.

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