I would simply close my eyes. Rip to everyone in this movie but I'm different
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After witnessing a bizarre, traumatic incident involving a patient, Dr. Rose Cotter starts experiencing frightening occurrences that she can't explain.
Smile is showing in 1 cinema in Los Angeles - next screening Tuesday 25 August at 14:00 at Vista Theatre.
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I would simply close my eyes. Rip to everyone in this movie but I'm different
The real trauma was the trauma we traumaed along the trauma
This is so mid-2000’s style horror that it’s almost camp. No plot, no logic, just jump scares and the most thinly veiled messaging about trauma EVER! And you just know this movie is gonna EAT at 12 year old childrens’ birthday sleepovers across the globe
After witnessing a patient's disturbing suicide, a therapist finds herself stalked by a malevolent entity that manifests as smiling people, forcing her to confront her own past trauma to survive.
Parker Finn directed Smile (2022), which marks his feature film debut following his earlier short film, Laura Hasn't Slept.
Smile did not win any major awards such as an Oscar or Palme d'Or, though it was recognized for its significant commercial success in the horror genre.