It has always been said that second parts are never good, and while this is often a reality, there are a few sequels that are not so bad, and some are even just as good as the original.

When Happy Death Day hit theaters, I was pleasantly surprised. The film was more Ground Hog Day than it was slasher. But the slasher elements worked. The film managed to package suspense, teen angst and

It's bad enough when you have to be murdered over and over again. It's something else entirely when you find out that there are worse things in life than perpetual death. That's the central concept of

After the resounding success of its Groundhog Day-like predecessor, Happy Death Day 2U is following hot on its horrific heels to give fans of the genre more and more time-loopy scares. The Blumhouse film