With 'Smile 2' in theaters Oct. 18, Paramount Pictures seemingly hired two actors to wear the movie's signature creepy smiles on their faces at an MLB playoff game between the Los Angeles Dodgers ...

It isn't the first time "Smile" is deploying creepy smilers to public events to promote the movie. SUGGESTED: 9-year-old Dodgers fan rocks Shohei Ohtani baseball card costume for Halloween.

Channeling his father in Smile 2’s promotional posters, the 32-year-old actor apparently did his creepy grin scenes in one take. The future of the Smile franchise ...

What makes a smile scary enough to build a film around, Finn said, is what it hides. “We walk around with traumas, and to not let anyone in, we will wear a smile as a mask,” he said.

If you were watching a baseball game last night, you might’ve noticed someone behind home plate who couldn’t stop smiling in a very creepy fashion. As it turns out, that was not a coincidence.

Now we know that to pull off Smile 2’s signature creepy grin, we need to follow Naomi Scott’s advice to be still with our heads tilted and eyes wide. I’m getting chills just thinking about ...

The Director Of ‘Smile’ Somehow Thought Nobody Would Notice Their Incredibly Creepy Baseball Marketing Campaign Nina Braca Contributing Writer Instagram Twitter September 29, 2022 ...

The smiling "fans" were actually at the game to promote the upcoming horror film "Smile 2," a sequel to 2022's "Smile." And this isn't the first time the movie's promoters have taken advantage of ...

After six weeks on the big screen, the creepy thriller surpassed $200 million at the global box office, a highly impressive number considering its meager $17 million production cost.

The creepy smiling people were at least polite, as one even obeyed a security guard who asked her to sit down — smile unfaltering, of course.