In Heart Eyes, a meet cute gets bloody in the latest slasher to take on a holiday. The result is something fantastic that horror fans will love. In the film, a marketing contractor named Ally ...

As of Friday, January 31st, Heart Eyes has an impressive 91% fresh critic rating out of 23 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. This number has only been going up as more reviews have been added.

(WNDU) - Sony Pictures Entertainment’s horror/romance “Heart Eyes”, and Universal Pictures action/adventure “Love Hurts” both ...

Heart Eyes Rated R for prodigious violence, gore and literal heartbreak. ... Now 20 years old, this love story about two sheepherders is being rereleased in theaters.

The Screen Gems distributed, Spyglass produced Heart Eyes has a B- but is filing $8.5M.PostTrak audiences were harder on Heart Eyes with 3 stars and a 68% positive. And nobody is falling in love ...

This creepy V-Day flick got a lot of love. “Heart Eyes” earned the top spot at the box office on its opening day Friday, raking in $3.7 million, according to The Numbers.

Both studios see Heart Eyes and Love Hurts as date-night movies. Studios haven’t shied away from booking movies over Super Bowl weekend, though we still haven’t seen the likes of 2015, ...

“I love Friday the 13 th Part VI,” says Murphy, who wrote the initial draft of Heart Eyes. “It’s my favorite one to talk about. I think Jason’s the most tenacious in that movie.

Edwards: “Heart Eyes is a really good time. I mean, it bops, it wiggles, it scares, and it does get gruesome. And for a horror film, the writing is pretty clever. I mean, Valentine's Day can be a ...

Heart Eyes might wink at rom-com clichés like the dress montage and the climatic race to the airport, but it approaches its stock love story with sincerity; the two leads never betray that they ...

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 ...

‘Heart Eyes’ Director Breaks Down the Gore and Sequel Ideas; Could the Slasher Attack ‘Bridget Jones’ and ‘Love Actually’ Next?