There is a new entry in the holiday horror movie canon coming this February. Like “Thanksgiving” and “Black Christmas” before it, “Heart Eyes” aims to find grisly fun in a holiday that typically isn’t associated with the horror genre.
Directed by Josh Ruben, it will toss some carnage into the usually romantic Valentine’s Day movie mix. The film may, in fact, be exactly what you are looking for this Feb. 14, but only if you happen to find yourself in the mood for a gruesome alternative to the romantic comedies typically associated with the most love-filled day of the year.
Here is how you can watch “Heart Eyes,” including whether or not it’s streaming right now.
When does “Heart Eyes” come out?
“Heart Eyes” hits theaters on Friday, Feb. 7.
Is “Heart Eyes” streaming or in theaters?
“Heart Eyes” is currently only available to watch in theaters. You can...
Directed by Josh Ruben, it will toss some carnage into the usually romantic Valentine’s Day movie mix. The film may, in fact, be exactly what you are looking for this Feb. 14, but only if you happen to find yourself in the mood for a gruesome alternative to the romantic comedies typically associated with the most love-filled day of the year.
Here is how you can watch “Heart Eyes,” including whether or not it’s streaming right now.
When does “Heart Eyes” come out?
“Heart Eyes” hits theaters on Friday, Feb. 7.
Is “Heart Eyes” streaming or in theaters?
“Heart Eyes” is currently only available to watch in theaters. You can...
- 2/7/2025
- by Alex Welch
- The Wrap
Stars: Imogen Poots, Aleyse Shannon, Lily Donoghue, Brittany O’Grady, Caleb Eberhardt, Cary Elwes, Simon Mead, Madeleine Adams, Nathalie Morris, Ben Black, Zoë Robins, Ryan McIntyre | Written by Sophia Takal, April Wolfe | Directed by Sophia Takal
Black Christmas. A familiar title if not a familiar film. Already remade once in 2006, it seems Blumhouse decided 2019 was ripe for reinvention of the film – tasking female filmmakers Sophia Takal and April Wolfe with rebooting the series. And it’s not a big a failure as other reviews have made out. Though it’s not without its problems…
This time round the action takes place at Hawthorne College, which is quieting down for the holidays. One by one, sorority girls on campus are being killed by an unknown stalker. That is until the young sorority pledges discover that the killer is part of an underground college conspiracy; and killer is about to discover that this...
Black Christmas. A familiar title if not a familiar film. Already remade once in 2006, it seems Blumhouse decided 2019 was ripe for reinvention of the film – tasking female filmmakers Sophia Takal and April Wolfe with rebooting the series. And it’s not a big a failure as other reviews have made out. Though it’s not without its problems…
This time round the action takes place at Hawthorne College, which is quieting down for the holidays. One by one, sorority girls on campus are being killed by an unknown stalker. That is until the young sorority pledges discover that the killer is part of an underground college conspiracy; and killer is about to discover that this...
- 4/20/2020
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
Stars: Imogen Poots, Aleyse Shannon, Lily Donoghue, Brittany O’Grady, Caleb Eberhardt, Cary Elwes, Simon Mead, Madeleine Adams, Nathalie Morris, Ben Black, Zoë Robins, Ryan McIntyre | Written by Sophia Takal, April Wolfe | Directed by Sophia Takal
Black Christmas. A familiar title if not a familiar film. Already remade once in 2006, it seems Blumhouse decided 2019 was ripe for reinvention of the film – tasking female filmmakers Sophia Takal and April Wolfe with rebooting the series. And it’s not a big a failure as other reviews have made out. Though it’s not without its problems…
This time round the action takes place at Hawthorne College, which is quieting down for the holidays. One by one, sorority girls on campus are being killed by an unknown stalker. That is until the young sorority pledges discover that the killer is part of an underground college conspiracy; and killer is about to discover that this...
Black Christmas. A familiar title if not a familiar film. Already remade once in 2006, it seems Blumhouse decided 2019 was ripe for reinvention of the film – tasking female filmmakers Sophia Takal and April Wolfe with rebooting the series. And it’s not a big a failure as other reviews have made out. Though it’s not without its problems…
This time round the action takes place at Hawthorne College, which is quieting down for the holidays. One by one, sorority girls on campus are being killed by an unknown stalker. That is until the young sorority pledges discover that the killer is part of an underground college conspiracy; and killer is about to discover that this...
- 12/19/2019
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
We had the pleasure of chatting with Imogen Poots, Brittany O’ Grady, Lily Donoghue, Director Sophia Takal about their new movie, the horror remake of Black Christmas. The film also stars Aleyse Shannon, Caleb Eberhardt, Cary Elwese, Simon Mead, Madeleine Adams, Ben Black and Nathalie Morris. Also, the script was written by the same Sophia Takal along with April Wofle.
Sophia enthusiastically tells us what made the original Black Christmas so exciting and how complex, interesting and fun the female characters were. So, it was important to her to make a movie that was just as exciting, thrilling and chilling as the original but at the same time show what it feels like to be a woman in 2019.
The cast explains the importance of showing a sorority filled with real women as opposed to the often stereotypical or caricature versions we see in films. They tell us about one scene...
Sophia enthusiastically tells us what made the original Black Christmas so exciting and how complex, interesting and fun the female characters were. So, it was important to her to make a movie that was just as exciting, thrilling and chilling as the original but at the same time show what it feels like to be a woman in 2019.
The cast explains the importance of showing a sorority filled with real women as opposed to the often stereotypical or caricature versions we see in films. They tell us about one scene...
- 12/12/2019
- by DaniElle DeLaite
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
The Prostate Cancer Foundation (Pcf) 20th Annual Gala in the Hamptons will take place Saturday, August 24th, 2019 at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, NY at 6:30 p.m.
The summer benefit will support the 15th Annual Pcf Pro-Am Tennis Tournament and celebrate over $750 million raised in the past quarter-century to benefit Pcf. Founder Mike Milken and The Gala in the Hamptons weekend hosts and sponsors welcome guests to enjoy, engage and be entertained while helping to fund groundbreaking discoveries in cancer research.
The gala will begin with a lively cocktail reception as distinguished guests and athletes enter the breathtaking Parrish Art Museum terrace. The lavish dinner party will give way to a special musical performance from Grammy award-winning musician Bryan Adams and other special surprises. The celebration will set the tone for the weekend leading up to the final rounds of the Pro-Am Tournament and trophy award ceremony.
The summer benefit will support the 15th Annual Pcf Pro-Am Tennis Tournament and celebrate over $750 million raised in the past quarter-century to benefit Pcf. Founder Mike Milken and The Gala in the Hamptons weekend hosts and sponsors welcome guests to enjoy, engage and be entertained while helping to fund groundbreaking discoveries in cancer research.
The gala will begin with a lively cocktail reception as distinguished guests and athletes enter the breathtaking Parrish Art Museum terrace. The lavish dinner party will give way to a special musical performance from Grammy award-winning musician Bryan Adams and other special surprises. The celebration will set the tone for the weekend leading up to the final rounds of the Pro-Am Tournament and trophy award ceremony.
- 8/12/2019
- Look to the Stars
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