If you’ve been hurt by love, at least you’ve never had it as bad as the victims in Heart Eyes, a new slasher about a killer who targets couples on Valentine’s Day. Maybe being single isn’t ...

We’ll know at Halloween if Heart Eyes has legs. The featured villain in the horror comedy “Heart Eyes” has a mask with light-up hearts in the eye sockets. If those are popular costumes this ...

For instance, a smiling-face emoji is used when you want to express positive feelings. However, the same can't be said about the white heart emoji. The message this emoji is trying to convey ...

Now, he’s forging new paths in the slasher world with his new film Heart Eyes, a rom-com slasher perfect for Valentine’s Day and every day in between. With the film out now on digital ...

Seattle. A serial murderer known as the Heart Eyes Killer targets couples every Valentine’s Day. His next intended victims are advertising execs Ally (Olivia Holt) and Jay (Mason Gooding ...

The heart emoji has clearly become a default way of subtly communicating with each other. The question is, communicating what? Its meaning seems to shift with the context to the point that it no ...

So take Heart Eyes, the latest feature from writer, director, and funnyman Josh Ruben, as a sign of the times. Our politics are increasingly more conservative—so says the data—whether related ...

Heart Eyes, directed by Josh Ruben, is a 2025 romantic comedy slasher that blends horror and romance in a uniquely entertaining way. The film follows Ally (Olivia Holt) and Jay (Mason Gooding ...

While one would assume the Heart Eyes Killer would just be a huge Valentine’s Day hater who had their heart broken a few too many times, that’s not what is revealed at the end of the movie.

Like “Thanksgiving” and “Black Christmas” before it, “Heart Eyes” aims to find grisly fun in a holiday that typically isn’t associated with the horror genre. Directed by Josh Ruben ...

Heart Eyes, the third horror-comedy from director and CollegeHumor alum Josh Ruben, does right by both genres. It’s both a pretty good post-Kevin Williamson slasher movie and a pretty good post ...