The cast of the first Smile movie already freaked us out introducing audiences to a sinister creepy grin. The second time around, Smile 2 is bringing those freaky grins on a pop singer’s world tour. Naomi Scott, who plays pop singer Skye Riley, gives some tips on how to pull off that creepy grin for those who are interested.

Smile 2 has been delivering a gripping and terrifying experience to fans, both on and off the theaters; from its marketing campaign to the movie itself, fans have been spooked consistently.

Parker Finn follows his surprise 2022 hit about a malevolent spirit that jumps hosts via a diabolical grin, this time infecting a troubled pop star with a ton of trauma to feed on.

Film Review, a movie written and directed by Parker Finn and starring Naomi Scott, Rosemarie DeWitt, Lukas Gage, Miles Gutierrez

M aking just about any movie requires physical demands of an actor, and when it comes to the horror genre, there is standard stuff expected like fried vocal chords from a day of s

Many shadows loomed large over the press junket for 'Smile 2.' The follow-up to 2022's smash hit, 'Smile,' the second franchise installment goes bigger, focusing on the fictional superstar, Skye Riley,

British actress Naomi Scott has pleaded with fans to stop imitating her newly-released horror film Smile 2’s titular expression when meeting her in public. Scott said she is “jumpy” and a “sensitive soul” as she implored fans to chat to her about anything but her new film’s creepy smile.

For her role in the new horror sequel Smile 2, Naomi Scott was frequently faced with people giving her very creepy smiles. Because of this, some fans may be tempted to greet Scott in real life with a sinister-looking grin,