“Happy Death Day” picked up $1 million on Thursday night as the low-budget horror film tries to unseat “Blade Runner 2049” from its perch atop the box office. The pic is a bloody spin on ...

It sounds like Happy Death Day 3might be dead, at least according to the film's director. Christopher Landon has emerged as an exciting voice in horror-comedies thanks to his work on films like ...

A third Happy Death Day is officially in the works. As seen in an X post from Eric Goldman, director Christopher Landon and star Jessica Rothe confirmed production on a third Happy Death Day film ...

So we’ll say Ryan 1 is the one from the original movie and the beginning of “Happy Death Day 2U,” and Ryan 2 is the one who tried to kill Ryan 1. Ryan 2, in my theory, is the one from the ...

Back in 2017, Happy Death Day, Christopher Landon’s delightful horror romp, looked like a closed circuit. Much as its heroine, Tree (Jessica Rothe), found a way to cut off the time loop that ...

An appealingly appalling teen-horror thriller, Happy Death Day chucks Groundhog Day into a microwave with the first Scream movie, and turns all the controls way up to the max. Cleverly ...

Which left Happy Death Day 2U to explain that the reason Tree was ... broken bulbs all over campus, and $190.1 million in total worldwide box office across two films. Oh, and it locked a couple ...

Final domestic figures will be released Monday. 1.”Happy Death Day,” $26.5 million ($5 million international). 2.”Blade Runner 2049,” $15.1 million ($29.3 million international).

Happy Death Day franchise star Jessica Rothe says a third movie is in the works, but they're just playing the waiting game for now. "Well, I can say Chris Landon has the whole thing figured out.

including $1 million from previews. As with past Blumhouse titles, younger millennials are the driving force behind the success of “Happy Death Day,” with comScore reporting 60 percent of ...

The "Happy Death Day" trailer played in front of "It" at theaters ... by 54 percent in its second weekend in theaters, adding $15.1 million to bring its domestic total to $60.6 million.