Nikki Candy

hilarious and terrifying. the ending was satisfying as hell

this movie was not what i expected (in a very good way). i came into this movie expecting it to be just another one of those movies where all of the teenagers get picked off one by one by evil spirits and theres sudden and magical “we can fix this!” ending. this movie had so many scary elements and i adored that there was no jumpscares, and that the film used other good tactics to scare you. i cant wait for the second movie, im looking forward to it and hope to see the same actors in it. :)

such a disappointment compared to the first one. :/

weird, creepy, and funny. plot was lost however i still enjoyed the movie

there’s not a negative thing i could say about this movie. the acting, the wardrobe, the scenery, the plot, it is all fantastic.

i swear on my life that this is the scariest movie i’ve seen since my teen years. for a very long time, “hereditary” was the scariest movie i’ve ever seen. and somehow, smile 2 managed to beat that. naomi scott’s acting was absolutely incredible in this film, so was the acting of kyle gallner and lukas gage. smile 1 was hardly memorable, because quite a bit of the actors didn’t give off a really believable performance, however smile 2 is definitely a movie that can leave a mark. the acting was 100 times better than in the first one. the gore was exetremely realistic, and the music they used just made the whole movie 10x horrific. this movie was a masterpiece and it scared me shitless.

the character art the clown is definitely terrifying, but the movies are horrible. the acting is terrible and the blood and gore looks so fake. on top of that, all the movies have art specifically targeting women. he stalks them and he kills them in the most brutal way, while the men ONLY are killed because they get in the way. i don’t know why people like these movies so much, it’s obvious the director has some sort of fetish for brutalizing women.

really loved this movie. was expecting it to be scarier but i enjoyed how heavily it leaned towards fantasy and folklore about creatures that aren’t really deemed as “scary” or “threatening”.

movie was absolutely terrifying, i loved the plot and i loved the characters, the gore and the blood looked so real. that ending was so satisfying .