Despite being deaf, these anime characters did not let their disability stop them from pushing their ideals or being strong.

The all-new slasher/horror-romance film Heart Eyes is on its way to release in theatres on February 7, 2025. The film has been directed by Josh Ruben (Scare Me & Werewolves Within). The film blends ...

“Heart Eyes” is half Hallmark romance and half “Scream” slasher. Directed by Josh Ruben, “Heart Eyes” follows a budding romance between two co-workers as their Valentine’s Day meet-cute is interrupted ...

Refreshingly, “Heart Eyes,” directed by Josh Ruben, is a flip throwback to a time when killers were creeps and victims were chum. A Valentine’s Day massacre in which PDA leads to public ...

The showdown with the Heart Eyes Killer (HEK) begins inside Ally’s bedroom after Jay helped his locked-out colleague break into her apartment building. Thinking on her feet, Ally throws an ...

I am here to reclaim it, in the name of “Heart Eyes,” a horror comedy — horror screwball comedy no less — that isn’t as good as it is entertaining, but it is wildly that. Director Josh ...

The shortest month of the year saw the birth of several well-known anime characters, heroes and villains alike.

The horror hits keep on coming. After Companion became a critical darling this week, Heart Eyes is the next major release on the blood-soaked calendar. There's been a lot of anticipation for the ...

Though “Heart Eyes” hits a rough patch in its initial minutes, opening on an obnoxiously over-the-top influencer couple performing their Pinterest-perfect proposal, it quickly soars once a ...

Heart Eyes follows the story of Ally (Olivia Holt), an advertising specialist whose ill-timed marketing campaign runs headfirst into a little problem in its deathly aesthetic. There’s a killer ...

Of course, for the target audience of Heart Eyes, that’s exactly what they are. They relish the gruesome deaths, the more graphic the better, the way audiences used to relish spectacular production ...