These two vocal performances signify Chucky’s arc within the film, and you hear within Mark’s performance that range of character. Together, we crafted a song that became the end credits of the film an upbeat, pleasant version of “The Buddi song.” Mark is very dynamic, and was able to do both a pleasant version and an evil version of the song.
I was thrilled to have had the opportunity to work Mark Hamill in creating the “Child’s Play Theme.” He dove into the experience head first and was a joy to work with. Ultimately, it’s made even more hair-raising when Buddi himself, Mark Hamill, comes in at the end for twist on the “Buddi Song”: “Don’t ever leave me/ Please don’t say goodbye/ I’ll be yours till the day that you die.” The track makes use of toy pianos, otamatones, and a creepy chorus of “la-la-la”s alongside left-field instruments like stylophones and hurdy gurdies to create a thrilling, unnerving theme.
Appropriately, Bear McCreary does the same with his theme song. The whole trick of Child’s Play is, of course, taking what should be a harmless plaything and turning it into something spine-chilling. (Read: The 10 Most Anticipated Horror Movies of 2019) The film will also feature a chilling new score courtesy of Bear McCreary, who has revealed his “Theme from Child’s Play” today. Director Lars Klevberg’s reboot of Child’s Playis set to cut into theaters on June 21st, complete with a new look for Buddi and a new voice courtesy of Mark Hamill. To the terror of little boys and girls everywhere, Chucky is back. Today, film composer Bear McCreary reveals his “Theme from Child’s Play”. Origins is a recurring new music feature that seeks to give listeners a peek behind artists’ inspirations for their latest works.
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