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Continuity mistake: Sarah's mouth goes from open to closed to open again between cuts after she takes Chucky out of the box, and Chucky says, "Hi, I'm Chucky! Wanna play?"

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Continuity mistake: When Sarah pulls Chucky out of the box, the amount of packing peanuts stuck to Chucky's head/hair changes between cuts.

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Continuity mistake: When Nica's mother shuts the door after the package arrives, she rotates about 45 degrees towards Nica between cuts.

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Continuity mistake: When the delivery man hands Nica the gizmo, the sign for the package, it rotates 180 degrees between shots. (You can really tell from the direction the antenna is pointing.)

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Continuity mistake: When Nica opens the door for the delivery man, she's still opening it, but then the shot cuts and she's no longer opening it and is instead rolling forward towards the driver in her wheelchair.

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Visible crew/equipment: When Nica rounds the corner to answer the door in the opening scene, as she gets close to the door, you can see the shadow of the cameraman on her back for a moment. (It's right after she says "Well, I'm used to that.") You can also VERY faintly see it on the door a few seconds later.

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Continuity mistake: In the previous films, the Good Guy dolls always say "Hidey-Ho!" before their trademark "Ha-ha-ha!". For some reason, this movie omits that.

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Trivia: Several of the exterior shots of the house are either entirely CG or have CG elements added to them. For example, the overhead shot of the delivery truck pulling up to the house was entirely digital. And some digital greenery was added to live-action shots of the real house to make it seem more secluded. Due to the low budget nature of the film, it was easier (and cheaper) to use simple digital effects than to rent helicopters for overhead shots and add in fake trees and plants.

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Trivia: Spoilers. When Tiffany appears in a bit of a surprise cameo, her introduction is an almost shot-for-shot recreation of her introduction two films prior in "Bride of Chucky." Even the circumstances are the same - Chucky is in a black garbage bag having been taken from evidence by a cop who is selling her to Tiffany.

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