Imagine an R-rated version of "Freaky Friday" mixed with "Friday the 13th."

Imagine an R-rated version of "Freaky Friday" mixed with "Friday the 13th."

Vince Vaughn plays a serial killer who swaps bodies with Kathryn Newton in slasher-comedy 'Freaky' from 'Happy Death Day' director Christopher Landon.

Filmmaker Christopher Landon showcased his ability to merge the slasher with ’80s movie charm in Happy Death Day and its sequel Happy Death Day 2U. Both...

Vince Vaughn convincing as both a serial killer and the teen who inhabits his person in the self-aware horror comedy.

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”...

Christopher Landon's third slasher outing is another home run.

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

Blumhouse has been on a roll in 2020, but this new film starring Vince Vaughn is soul-sucking.

Playing a teenage girl, Vaughn has his best role in years in Christopher Landon's remixed genre flip

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

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

Vince Vaughn’s body-swap horror Freaky is an unexpected delight thanks to its two leads and expertly executed action

Imagine an R-rated version of "Freaky Friday" mixed with "Friday the 13th."

Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton co-star in Christopher Landon’s horror comedy ‘Freaky.’

Body-swap films are always a kind of actor’s duet, and the film’s biggest issue is that it can’t merely rely on its star’s innocent charms

Christopher Landon's twist on the "Freaky Friday" concept isn't as fresh as "Happy Death Day" series, but it's entertaining where it counts.

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

“13 Going on 30,” but for murdering.

Vince Vaughn explores his feminine side when his character inhabits the body of a high-school girl in this slasher comedy.

And it’s gleefully gory as well

Blumhouse has an uncanny ability to identify projects thatsound compelling on paper but are less attractive when watched on-screen. Freakyis the latest of th...

A fun, frisky, nostalgic ride that delivers laughs, various inventively bloody kills, and on occasion, even some 21st-century-appropriate observations on ge...

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...

'Freaky' turns a slasher flick into a body-switch comedy, or maybe vice versa—either way, you get a Vince Vaughn as a teen girl. Our review.

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

Body-swap comedy/horror from producer Jason Blum and director Christopher Landon starring Vince Vaughn

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

From the creator of the Happy Death Day franchise, this inventive fusion of Freaky Friday and Friday the 13th goes further than you might expect.

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

After steering two Happy Death Day films marrying slasher and time-loop tropes together for box office success, the question for writer/director Christopher ...

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

★★☆☆☆The cute premise of this comedy horror is a mordant riff on the Jodie Foster classic Freaky Friday that asks, “What would you get if a teena...

Director Christopher Landon's return to horror-comedy lacks that "Happy Death Day" spark but has its pleasures

A teen body-swap classic gets a bloody, witty tweak.

Vince Vaughn channels his inner teenage girl in a horror movie hybrid that cleverly crosses 'Freaky Friday' with 'Friday the 13th.'

The new film from Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton is clever about horror conventions, but its biggest surprise is its streak of sincerity.

While fans of Freaky Friday or Friday the 13th may not get enough of what they came for in Freaky, Vince Vaughn fans will be satisfied.