A new horror-comedy film, 'Heart Eyes Killer', is set to premiere on February 7th, targeting couples with a Valentine's Day fright. The trailer reveals a masked killer, stalking and murdering couples on this holiday for several years. This time, the killer targets two co-workers mistakenly believing them to be a couple. The film stars Olivia Holt, Mason Gooding, Jordana Brewster, and Devon Sawa.
dropped on Tuesday, dooming many couple’s to a frightening date this Valentine’s Day. It shows Mason Gooding and Olivia Holt as a couple on a relatively good date before they are interrupted by. The movie hits theaters on Friday, February 7th and clearly hopes to scare some real-life couples through the following weekend.was written by Phillip Murphy, Michael Kennedy and Christopher Landon, and produced by Spyglass Media Group.
According to the film’s official synopsis, the protagonists of this movie are not exactly a couple, but actually co-workers stuck on the late shift together on Valentine’s Day. The Heart Eyes Killer mistakes them for lovers and sets his sights on them, which will presumably prove to be his undoing. Even the names of characters have mostly been kept a mystery, though we do know that Holt’s character is named Ally.
Other stars include Jordana Brewster, Devon Sawa, Gigi Zumbado, Ben Black, Chris Parker, Latham Gaines and Lauren O’Hara. The movie has been billed as a combination horror-comedy, so it’s interesting to see how that balance is represented in the trailer. For the squeamish, it may be a bit much for a romantic night out — especially if you have a long walk home. At the same time, the marketing team is reaching out to single fans as well with the tag line “stay single, stay safe” on social media.
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