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The boys Jessie T Usher’s Favorite Will Be Thrilled With First Reactions To Her Latest Movie Smile.
Written and directed by newcomer Parker Finn, this supernatural horror centers on Dr. Rose Cotter (13 reasons why‘s Sosie Bacon), who, after witnessing a traumatic incident, begins to experience nightmarish and inexplicable events.
As this overwhelming mystery invades her life, Rose is forced to confront a troubled past in order to escape her new reality.
Usher also stars as Trevor in the film, with a cast that includes Veronique Mars“Kyle Gallner, Neighbors and Reignit is Caitlin Stasey, stranger things“Rob Morgan, and Scrubs“Judy Reyes.
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After Smile‘s at Fantastic Fest this week, social media lit up with stunned reactions.
“#SmileMovie builds the tension, then hits with lots of super scares. Awesome to see @ParkerJFinn so good on his first feature. And Sosie Bacon’s career just keeps going up. @fantasticfest,” read one Tweeter.
Polygon editor Tasha Robinson added: “Well, I apologize to the guy sitting next to me at SMILE for the *multiple* times I screamed and jumped during the movie.
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“It’s an effective and impactful horror film! But there’s a really thoughtful core that I really enjoyed. #FantasticFest2022.”
“SMILE is going to f**k people. Really. Deep. F**k. Them. Up. So many terrifying and disturbing images: hardcore horror that never holds back and never flinches,” wrote The black phoneby C Robert Cargill.
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The compliments kept coming too, with comicsis Chris Killian even describing the film as a “spiritual successor to It follows“.
“#SmileMovie is delightfully spooky and features some very inventive scares. Lookalike Bacon delivers a powerful performance and you’d never guess it was @ParkerJFinn’s first film. Loved it,” Chris share.
“Parker Finn makes his directorial debut with #Smile, but you wouldn’t know it from the way he masterfully crafted this film. From sound design to cinematography, he pulled it off. The scares are deserved, and believe me, there are great fears of moments,” and “I’ve seen #SmileMovie. Lookalike Bacon needs some serious accolades. The movie is also terrifying. In terms of scare, it’s horror to beat this scary season,” another pair read. Comments.
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Smile opens in UK cinemas on September 28 and two days later in the United States.
