Smile 2 has some serious scares and thrills, but this movie is especially good because it also mixes in some unexpected ...

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Starring Naomi Scott, Rosemarie DeWitt, Drew Barrymore. Written and Directed by Parker Finn. Opens Friday in Toronto. 127 minutes. 18A The psychology of the modern global pop star is a ...

If your kids start grinning at a commercial for the horror sequel “Smile 2,” don't be too worried but maybe a little cautious. Two years after “Smile” became a surprise Halloween hit ...

However, the female actor on the right was still all in on the smile and didn’t flinch a bit. It’s a funny moment for the Smile 2 marketing campaign, which has proved very effective in the past.

Smile as a franchise first took the world by storm with a combination of creepy marketing and a creepier story that resonated with horror fans in 2022. Considering the success and concept of the ...

Smile 2—a sequel to the 2022 hit horror thriller Smile—is new in theaters. Do the end credits of the movie tell us anything about where the franchise goes from here? The original Smile tracks ...

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More importantly, though, occasional silliness aside, Smile 2 is also genuinely funny. Humor was sorely missed in the first movie, which is too often borderline stodgy by comparison with its ...

Innocent people are dying. Hurricanes are ripping away homes. Fascism looms large. Parker Finn’s “Smile” movies don’t tackle our global anxieties directly but they do understand that ...

When she lashes out at this mirage by shoving the very wrong person offstage, it’s a moment of the purest funny-cringe. The best thing about “Smile 2” is that it keeps the audience off ...