Was a huge fan of the two Happy Death Day films, so I was quite excited for this to come out, and Freaky indeed doesn't disappoint for the most part as it's a total blast of a horror-comedy for sure.

Christopher Landon's distinctly playful direction is yet again in full swing here, and the clever way the gender-bending, body-swapping premise was done in this was certainly pulled off just about right in my book.

The whole cast in this is likewise fantastic, with Vince Vaughn & Kathryn Newton obviously being the out-and-out standouts since the film revolves around them. Both of them playing the direct opposite of who they were in this was an absolute treat to watch, and genuinely amusing…

If this ever happens to me and my friends don’t recognize me, I’m definitely killing them myself. Freaky is a comedy horror about an introverted high school student and her misadventures in reverting her body back, which was mystically swapped with a psycho serial killer. We follow the life of Millie, a shy high schooler, whose life turned upside down after her body was magically switched with an unhinged serial killer named The Butcher, and her plan, along with her friends, to get her body back, with only less than twenty-four hours left before everything becomes permanent. 

Christopher Landon mixed the slasher elements from his two previous films Happy Death Day (2017) and Happy Death Day 2U (2019) and the…

There is nothing out there that makes me more happy than watching a high school plastic bitch literally breaking into pieces, although I still prefer them to be brutally slaughtered hahahaha 🤣😈.

Freaky turned out to be a above average slasher with a supernatural twist in it, with good performance from most of the players, likeable protagonists although I even like out six and a half foot tall antagonist too for obvious reasons 🥰. The plot is predictable but since the movie doesn't takes itself seriously I'm not gonna be a dick about it although it would have been really great if millie had some dialogues while she is taken over by the buthers soul giving us some more insight…

"Freaky" hat eine einfache aber geniale Prämisse und zwar so einfach, dass es mich erstaunt, dass noch niemals davor jemand darauf gekommen ist (zumindest so weit ich weiß).

Körpertausch-Komödien gibt es so viele wie Sand am Meer, doch das noch niemand vorher die Idee hatte, dieses Subgenre mit einem Slasher- Film zu kombinieren, kann ich fast nicht glauben. Aber mir fällt wirklich kein weiterer Film dazu ein.

Wie auch immer, es hat sich gelohnt, auf "Freaky" zu warten. Kathryn Newton spielt Millie, eine Schülerin, die ganz plötzlich mit einem Serienmörder mittleren Alters, dem Blissfield Butcher, gespielt von Vince Vaughn, den Körper tauscht. Thats it! Noch ein Zeitlimit dazu (Millie hat 24 Stunden, um den Tausch rückgängig zu machen, sonst bleibt…

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Christopher Landon’s newest horror comedy Freaky is an utter delight. Starring Kathryn Newton, Uriah Shelton, Celeste O’Connor, Misha Osherovich and the one and only Vince Vaughn, the story follows Kathryn Newton’s Millie who after swapping bodies with a deranged serial killer, soon discovers she has less than 24 hours before the change becomes permanent.

Similar to Happy Death Day, Freaky is a light-hearted, brutal comedic slasher that’s a joy to watch. Kathryn Newton shines in the female leading role and honestly appears to be having so much fun as a deranged serial killer but, of course, the main drawing point is Vince Vaughn. He absolutely kills it as a teenage girl and seems to have an incredible…

This was hyped as hell upon its release. I really should know by now:
Don't.
Buy.
The.
Hype.

The first 5-6 minutes are pretty well done, with some smart playing around with horror 101 filmmaking tropes (the deliberate camera movements that are obviously set up for a jump scare, that we all know by now).

This is one of those horror-comedies that plays it safe with its intended audience (teens) by having every performance be an obvious trope, so these are not relatable people but entertaining characters at best.

The violence is graphic and fun, but real nastiness or nudity/sex is neutered.

I found myself being *that* viewer who keeps noticing and being bugged by every decision, inconstistency and missed…