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‘Heart Eyes’ Review: The Horror Romantic Comedy Sub-genre is Born
Josh Ruben's 'Heart Eyes' is an inventive twist on the genre that could pave the way for more horror-romantic comedies in the ...
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‘Heart Eyes’ is So 1990s in the Best Way Possible
Heart Eyes' is funny, violent, and most importantly, one of the best 1990s-coded slasher movies we've had in ages.
'Heart Eyes' Ending Explained: Who Is the Slasher Butchering Couples on Valentine’s Day?
The masked serial killer of Heart Eyes might be more into love than one might think. Let's explain the ending of Heart Eyes.
Heart Eyes Ending: Director Josh Ruben And The Writers Discuss Coming Up With Final Reveal And Their Thoughts On A Sequel
The Heart Eyes Killer Reveal, And Why It Was The Right Ending . While one would assume the Heart Eyes Killer would just be a ...
Olivia Holt Compares Her ‘Heart Eyes’ Role to This Cherished Character in a Classic Rom-Com
Olivia Holt, says she took a cue from one iconic rom-com performance to inform her character in Heart Eyes. Find out more ...
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Heart Eyes ending explained: Who is the Valentine's Day killer?
Heart Eyes is a horror-comedy slasher that cleverly mixes romantic comedy tropes with classic slasher film conventions. Directed by Josh Ruben, the film follows Ally (Olivia Holt) and Jay (Mason ...
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Heart Eyes Ending: Director Josh Ruben And The Writers Discuss Coming Up With Final Reveal And Their Thoughts On A Sequel
While one would assume the Heart Eyes Killer would just be a huge Valentine’s Day hater who had their heart broken a few too many times, that’s not what is revealed at the end of the movie.
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‘Heart Eyes’ offers an amusing deconstruction of horror and rom-coms, but struggles to achieve much more
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — He’s got his heart eyes set on you. There are plenty of holiday-themed horror movies out there, but they usually take place around Halloween or Christmastime. Valentine ...
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‘Heart Eyes’ Puts Love in a Killer’s Crosshairs
Funnier than expected in its snarky riffs on horror, but persistently witless in its slasher plotting, the romantic-horror-comedy Heart Eyes juggles genres with gusto, but the act still falls flat.