Happy Death Day (2017)

Looks like the film's dead again.

Thanks to the current horror golden age we're living in, you can count me in on all the jumps and screams.

Happy Death Day 2U left things open for a third installment, but will we actually get it?

It's the never-ending day from hell... again.

Blumhouse's Happy Death Day was something of a surprise horror hit, and so, like all great horror movies, it's getting a sequel, and this one has the perfect title.

Unlike any other genre, horror has a love hate relationship with the rating system.

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SPOILER WARNING: The following article contains massive spoilers about the ending of Happy Death Day. If you have not yet seen the film, and don't wish for major details to be revealed, please bookmark this page and return after your screening!

SPOILER WARNING: The following article contains massive spoilers about the ending of Happy Death Day. If you have not yet seen the film, and don't wish for major details to be revealed, please bookmark this page and return after your screening!

While it was superhero movies that helped support the summer blockbuster season this year, it's horror movies that are proving to be the biggest success stories of 2017.

In the tradition of Harold Ramis' Groundhog Day, the runtime of director Chris Landon's Happy Death Day doesn't include a full explanation for its main narrative device.

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Thus far, 2017 has already seen a good number of surprising and entertaining horror movies, but only now are we moving into the part of the year where the genre truly thrives.

Revolving around a girl who keeps reliving the day of her death ala Bill Murray in Groundhog Day, Happy Death Day looks like a wild ride that combines humor and scares.