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'Chucky, a knife, a drive-in theater - that might not be your idea of fun,' Basso admitted. 'No one has enjoyed and no one has profited off this awful pandemic,' he said. Jon Basso, the owner of Snappy Burger, says this was simply an idea to get people out of the house and have some fun. 'So gotta do what scares her the most, you know?' The business license issue date is August 18. 'On top of that, the daughter, she loves Chucky,' he added. Snappy Burger (License G68-05071) is a business licensed by City of Las Vegas, Business License Division. 'I was there since the very beginning so I figured keep on going, right?' 'I've been into Chucky since the 80s,' said Quinten Daulton, a participant at the event. Always nice to drive thru Snappy Burger on my lunch break and watch a show (Gilligan Island episode today).

Sound easy? Part of the challenge was that the Chucky doll was holding a real knife. 95 hosted the 'Chucky Challenge,' calling on the bravest of the brave to sit through a screening of 'Chucky' while a doll of his liking sat in the back seat - the whole time. The Snappy Burger on Decatur Boulevard near the U.S.

#Snappy burger las vegas movie

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) - Las Vegas area residents who are fans of the 'Chucky' movies took part in a spooky drive-in movie theater challenge Thursday night. Snappy Burger owner Jon Basso speaks as 'groundhog' Las Vegas Larry emerges on the roof of the drive-thru hamburger stand and drive-in movie theater holding a 'NO MORE WINTER' sign during a Groundhog. In the heart of Las Vegas lies a drive through hamburger stand coupled with a boutique outdoor drive-in movie theater.