Parker's "Smile" demon has a very strange way of working. It is largely invisible and can cause hallucinations in the selected hosts. It usually appears to their sacrifices like someone they know, or maybe a stranger, but always brings a very nasty smile. For a few weeks, the demon plagues the host with hallucinations, eventually taking their bodies. Once it has, the victim himself will smile frightening while taking his life. Self-sale is, as the demon dictates, he performed before a Witness. The witness, when he saw a smiling person killed himself, gives trauma that allows the demon to pass. The cycle is then repeated.

"Smile" films are very clear to the way trauma can be passed down from generation to generation and how violence and self -harm can create an infinite cycle. Despite the oddness of the premise, the "Smile" films are surprisingly daunting, with director Shin encouraging them with an stunning, nightmare quality that feels like a dream-logical, even when they turn out of control. The first film set an interesting premise, but "Smile 2" in 2024 strengthened terror, becoming one of the best horror films of the year. Critic Amy Nicholson, Writing for the Los Angeles TimesHe called it one of the best films of 2024.

As for this writing, "Smile 2" is currently attracting many Amazon Prime viewers, debuting this week on #3 on its movie charts, and #7 as a whole (ranking just below "Beast Games"). It attracts almost as many viewers as the gangbasters "Super Mario Bros." hit. It seems that horror fans are looking forward to being traumatized. It's a good thing. "Smile 2" rules. /Chris Evangelist gave the film a glittering overview.

The main character of "Smile 2" is Sky Riley (Naomi Scott), a world-renowned pop star that recently canceled a high-profile tour because she was in a car accident. Her hated boy sex (Ray Nicholson, Jackack's son) He was killed in the accident, and finally had to admit that he was addicted to many substances. The consequences left its traumatized and struggles to recover, hoping that no one sees the fresh surgical scar on the stomach. She is also still suffering from chronic pain and must be linked to her old dealer (Lucas Gage) to get painkillers. However, her dealer is infected with a smiling demon and, after a frightening night in his apartment, will take her way to Sky.

Scott is a central frame over the huge big on "Smile 2", and it is out -of -balance and terrified most of the time. Every small amount of comfort she experiences is torn from her hallucinations of her demon parasite. No one around her believes that she has not only a nervous breakdown, and some suspect she can use again. Even her ultra-managing mother (Rosemary Devit) is more focused on the upcoming tour of Sky than her daughter's well-being.

"Smile 2" is beautiful, and Naomi Scott never turns his performance under 10, attracting an attractive person who is out on the edge and may not be able to come back. It is her performance, along with the tightening, the persecuted, the electronic result of Christobal Tapia de Weer, who makes "Smiem 2" one of the most important neo-classes in 2024. More and more people seem to reveal it, which is a dark thought if you know how "Smile 2" ends.

Oh. You don't know how it ends? Maybe go to the Premier Video and see.