Vince Vaughn gets giggles as a 17-year-old girl trapped in the body of a psychotic killer.

Freaky is funny, bloody, and surprisingly sweet, resulting in one of the best horror-comedies in recent memory.

Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton go all-in on the slabulous body swap horror-comedy Freaky.

Vince Vaughn runs like a teenage girl. News flash, right? In the body switch horror comedy "Freaky," he puts that rarely-seen talent (check out the touch football game in "Wedding Crashers") to good use as a serial killer who switches bodies with a mousey high school girl. When "The Blissfield Butcher" becomes meek high school…

"Freaky" may not revolutionize the slasher franchise the way its inspirations did, but there's no denying just how much fun this movie is.

Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton are great in the new horror comedy.

Happy Death Day and Happy Death Day 2U director Christopher Landon is back with a new gleefully gory horror-comedy, this time pegged around the Freaky Friday-style body-swap. A serial killer (Vince Vaughn) and his latest teen victim (Kathryn Newton) switch bodies after he tries to murder her, and she has 24 hours to get her body back. In theaters now.

Director Christopher Landon presents a slasher-body swap horror-comedy for Blumhouse. Read the Empire review.

The comedy/horror mash-up from the director of ‘Happy Death Day’ boasts a deliciously clever premise – and squanders it.

Genre filmmaker Christopher Landon has carved out a niche for himself in the past couple of years. His two clever slasher comedy riffs, “Happy Death Day” and “Happy Death Day 2U,” beg the question: What if “Sorority House Massacre” was “Groundhog Day”? It’s a conceit that’s just so silly it’s brilliant, and Landon managed to […]

The screwball slasher 'Freaky,' starring Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton, takes body horror to its literal, logical extreme. Read our full review.

A teenage girl and a serial killer undergo an accidental body swap in Christopher Landon’s twist on a classic formula.

Christopher Landon’s latest high-concept horror comedy is candy-coloured mayhem, bright and snappy and enjoyably wince-inducing in its desire to disgust

Freaky is a slasher film crossed with a body-swap comedy—and the result is brilliance.