The horror film is a sequel to 2022’s Smile, in which a demonic presence infects people, causing them to smile creepily before committing violence and spreading to the next victim. It attracted a lot of attention for viral marketing which hired actors to creepily smile while frozen in place at places like baseball games, which made it to TV.

Also recommended: Films that unearth tropes about arcane, shadowy Catholic rituals are a dime a dozen, but newer titles such as “Immaculate,” “The Nun II,” and the Russell Crow-starring “The Exorcism” and “The Pope’s Exorcist” are at least dumb and self-aware enough to be enjoyable romps.

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I have a very vivid, core childhood memory of my dad telling me to play elsewhere while he watched a scary movie “I shouldn’t see." Of course, curiosity got the best of me, and I had to peek. I made the mistake of looking at the screen just as a young girl about my age—with long blonde hair just like me—got nearly sucked into the fuzz of a TV screen.