The murderer with the unnerving smile from the “Creep” movies is back, this time in a found-footage-style series on Shudder.

A WOMAN has fumed that her boyfriend always moans about money but has spent thousands of pounds on a creepy sex doll, leaving ...

As two Mormon missionary girls get trapped in a creepy old house, new film Heretic shows there's nothing more terrifying than ...

Following the smash release of Smile 2, star Naomi Scott finds herself in a unique position. Scott has without question given the best performance in a horror movie—if not all movies, for that ...

'Smile' enthusiasts must grin into their phone or laptop camera in order to watch the first seven minutes of 'Smile 2,' which is now in theaters Paramount Pictures Smile 2 scared its way into ...

On October 11th, 2017, YouTuber BlueEyes uploaded a parody of the opening sequence featuring the "Sasageyo!" scene from Attack on Titan (shown below, left). Within three weeks, the video received ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Guy Fieri is one of Food Network's stand-out stars. He has multiple shows on the network and is perhaps best known for his signature hairstyle ...

The horror film 'Smile 2' uses a unique marketing strategy where viewers can watch a 7-minute clip for free, but only if they keep smiling. The film's webpage uses advanced technology to detect ...

You can watch a seven-minute free excerpt of Paramount‘s new horror flick Smile 2 online — but the grin you’ll need to plaster on your face is not included. That’s right: The studio has ...

Halloween has passed, but Paramount Pictures wants to give you a treat for putting on a creepy face. In promotion of its horror smash hit Smile 2, Paramount Pictures has set up a website where you can ...

You can now watch the opening of “Smile 2” for free — as long as you’re willing to smile, too. The sequel to Parker Finn‘s 2022 horror feature “Smile,” was released in theaters on ...

The OG “Smile” turned into a sleeper hit thanks to some creepy, viral marketing stunts, like dead-eyed models sitting behind home plate at MLB games smiling directly into the camera.