Tag: Smile
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Smile 2 – Release Date, Director, And More Info
2022’s “Smile” was a sleeper hit, but audiences weren’t sleeping well after watching that scary experience.The film follows Rose (Sosie Bacon), a therapist who witnesses hysterical patient Laura (Caitlin Stasey) kill herself while brandishing a sinister smile. Soon, Rose sees other people wearing the grin and promising her she’ll die in a week. Our heroine…
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‘Smile 2’ Set for 2024, ‘Mean Girls’ Movie Shifts From Streaming to Theaters
Paramount has announced a sequel to the hit horror film “Smile,” as well as a platform shift for the upcoming “Mean Girls” musical movie.“Mean Girls,” which is based on the Tony-nominated Broadway musical adapted from the iconic 2004 movie (which made $130 million at the box office) was planned to debut on Paramount+, but will…
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‘Insidious: The Red Door’ Scares Up Impressive Thursday Previews
Horror has been one of the few saviors at the box office lately with Scream VI, Evil Dead Rise, and Smile reminding moviegoers no genre is better on the big screen. The next hellishly fun example of this is Insidious: The Red Door. The fifth film in the Insidious franchise has the Lambert family returning…
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‘Smile’ Gets an Eerie 4K Steelbook Release
Horror fans are currently in the middle of a spooky genre renaissance. Something that arguably hasn’t been seen since the 1980s. 2023 has been another historic year for horror with films like M3GAN, Scream VI, and Evil Dead Rise terrifying the box office. This is only feeding off the bloody success that was 2022. There…
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After All These Years, This Remains Horror’s Grimmest Ending
Usually, horror movies have at least a somewhat predictable ending. If you’re watching a franchise slasher, chances are that the killer might look dead at the end, but he’s probably coming back. But at least the hero or the final girl gets a moment where they’re standing tall, victorious, even if only briefly. Increasingly, however,…
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This ’80s Movie Is Quiet Horror at Its Most Terrifying
Watch an average modern American horror movie and you’re bound to be inundated with a lot of noise. Loudness is not innately a bad thing, nor are pronounced jump scares. But lackluster scary films can often end up being so underwhelming because they mistake loudness for creepiness. Something like Smile or Fall will often just…