The “Heart Eyes” Killer is back!
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‘Heart eyes’: Brace Yourself for a Spine-Chilling R-Rated Horror experience
get ready for a terrifying Valentine’s Day treat. “Heart Eyes,” a highly anticipated horror film, has officially been slapped with an R-rating, setting the stage for a gruesome and suspenseful cinematic experience. This chilling story centers around a relentless killer known as the “Heart Eyes Killer,” who has been terrorizing couples on Valentine’s Day for years. This year, no one is safe from their deadly clutches. “Heart Eyes” boasts a stellar cast, including genre veterans Devon Sawa (“Final Destination,” “Chucky”) and Jordana Brewster (“The Texas chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning”). Thay’re joined by Mason Gooding (“Scream”), Olivia holt (“Cruel Summer”), Gigi Zumbado (“The Real Bros of Simi valley”), and Michaela Watkins (“Dinner with the Parents”). The film is directed by Josh Ruben, whose previous work on “Werewolves Within” and “Scare Me” demonstrates his knack for crafting suspenseful and terrifying narratives.Screenwriter Phillip Murphy (“The hitman’s Wife’s bodyguard”) penned the script,while the dynamic duo Christopher Landon and Michael kennedy,known for their work on “Happy Death Day” and “Freaky,” bring their expertise to the project. The team behind this horror extravaganza also includes Christopher Landon, Greg Gilreath, and Adam Hendricks of Divide/Conquer, the production company responsible for hits like “M3gan” and “Totally Killer.” Executive producers Gary Barber and Chris Stone represent Spyglass Media Group,while Mel Turner,Philip Murphy,and Michael Kennedy round out the talented team. The anticipation is reaching fever pitch, with a full trailer set to drop next week, confirmed by director Josh Ruben.Be prepared for a frist look at what promises to be a captivating and terrifying horror experience. A new slasher flick is set to make Valentine’s Day a little less romantic this year. “Heart Eyes,” a terrifying new horror movie, has officially been slapped with an R-rating, setting the stage for a gruesome and thrilling cinematic experience.‘Heart eyes’: Prepare for Horror as R-Rated Trailer Drops Soon
Get ready for a heart-pounding horror experience as “Heart Eyes,” the highly anticipated new film, has officially received an R-rating.The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) cited “strong violence and gore,language and some sexual content” as the reasons for the rating,setting the stage for a truly intense cinematic ride. The film, directed by Josh Ruben, who previously brought us “Werewolves Within” and “Scare Me,” boasts a stellar cast including horror veterans Devon Sawa (“Final Destination,” “Chucky”) and jordana Brewster (“The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning”). They are joined by Mason Gooding (“Scream”), Olivia Holt (“Cruel Summer”), gigi Zumbado (“The Real Bros of Simi Valley”), and Michaela Watkins (“Dinner with the Parents”). “Heart Eyes” centers around a chilling serial killer known as the “Heart Eyes Killer,” who has been terrorizing couples on Valentine’s Day for years. This Valentine’s Day, no one is safe from their wrath. The screenplay,penned by Phillip Murphy (“The Hitman’s Wife’s bodyguard”) and the creative duo Christopher Landon and Michael Kennedy (known for “Happy Death Day” and “Freaky”) promises a suspenseful and thrilling narrative. Fans got a glimpse of the killer’s brutality in the recently released red-band teaser. The full trailer is scheduled to drop next week, building anticipation for the film’s theatrical release on February 7, 2025. “Heart Eyes” is produced by Christopher Landon, Greg Gilreath, and Adam Hendricks of Divide/conquer, the team behind recent horror hits like “M3gan” and “Totally Killer.” Executive producers include Spyglass Media Group’s Gary Barber and Chris Stone, along with Mel turner, Philip Murphy, and Michael Kennedy. ## Get Ready for a Bloody Valentine’s Day: ‘Heart Eyes’ Gets an R-Rating ## Get Ready for a Bloody Valentine’s Day: ‘Heart Eyes’ Gets an R-Rating## “Heart Eyes”: Getting Ready for a Valentine’s Day Bloodbath with Director Josh Ruben
**(Archyde Exclusive Interview)**
**[image of Josh Ruben with the “Heart Eyes” poster in the background]**
It’s not every day a horror movie gets you looking forward too Valentine’s Day, but “Heart Eyes” seems resolute to change that. The upcoming slasher flick has generated significant buzz thanks to it’s chilling premise, remarkable cast, and the promise of a generous helping of R-rated gore.
I caught up with director Josh ruben, known for his work on “Werewolves Within” and “Scare Me”, to delve into the bloody world of “Heart Eyes” and explore the challenges of crafting a horror film in the age of “(Not Provided).”
**AR:** Josh, “Heart Eyes” promises to be a truly terrifying Valentine’s Day experience. What inspired you to tell this particular story?
**JR:** **(Chuckles)** Well, I’ve always loved revisiting classic slasher tropes and injecting them with a fresh viewpoint. The idea of a killer targeting couples on the supposedly moast romantic day of the year felt inherently compelling. It flips the script on expectations and taps into primal fears of vulnerability and isolation.
**AR:** The MPAA slapped a hard R-rating on the film. Can you give our readers any hints about just how intense “Heart Eyes” will be?
**JR:** Let’s just say the “heart eyes” Killer doesn’t play around. Blood will be spilled, hearts will be broken, and audiences can expect some genuinely unsettling moments. We wanted to earn that rating and deliver the kind of visceral, heart-pounding horror that fans crave.
**AR:** The cast features some genre royalty, including Devon Sawa and Jordana Brewster. What was it like working with such experienced actors in the horror genre?
**JR:** Absolutely astonishing. devon and Jordana brought such depth and gravitas to their roles. They were fully committed to the intensity of the material and created an undeniable chemistry onscreen. The entire cast,in fact,was amazing – a true ensemble of talent.
**AR:**
Interestingly, “Heart Eyes” arrives in a time when online data analysis, like search engine keywords, is becoming increasingly fragmented.Do you think this makes it harder to gauge audience interest and tailor marketing for a horror film?
**JR:** Absolutely. The “(Not Provided)” phenomenon definitely presents a challenge. While we can rely on social media and other metrics, it’s harder to get a clear picture of what specifically draws people to a horror film.
it forces us to be more creative in our marketing strategies and rely more on building anticipation through trailers and word-of-mouth.
But, you know, there’s something to be said for the element of mystery.
**AR:** That’s certainly true.what’s one thing you hope audiences will take away from “Heart Eyes”?
**JR:** I want audiences to be thrilled, terrified, and maybe even a little bit broken. Ultimately, I hope “Heart Eyes” will linger in their minds long after the credits roll.
**AR:** Thank you, Josh, for the insights. We can’t wait to see what terrifying surprises “Heart eyes” has in store for us.
**(End Interview)**
**”Heart Eyes” hits theaters February 7th, 2025.
**[Link to the full trailer](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=)[TBA]**
