The well-dressed, porcelain, miniature killer is back. Um … how?

In 2016’s The Boy, writer Stacey Menear and director William Brent Bell subverted the killer doll mold with a horror movie that dared not to have a killer...

The creepy doll tortures a new family (and new star Katie Holmes), but this time without a sense of humor or even much sense at all.

Katie Holmes stars in the horror sequel ‘Brahms: The Boy II’ about a family whose young son becomes friends with a creepy life-size doll.

Ever watch a movie and sit in wonder thinking, "WHO is this movie for?!" That was the thought that thumped in my head like a broken record as I endured Brahm...

This horror sequel discards everything that worked in The Boy.

It’s just a film that’s as blank as Brahms’ expression.

Hey Jude, what’s with the doll? You’re a big boy, turn out that night-light. Remember, the voices are just in your head. Just stick to your bed. And neve...

Brahms: The Boy 2 is a boring, inert follow-up that more or less ignores what made the first film somewhat memorable to begin with.

The doll in “Brahms: The Boy 2” comes with a mischievous smirk and a set of rules. When his new owners find him in the woods, arms stretched toward the h...

All hail Katie Holmes for her efforts to infuse this non-scary nonsense with nuance and depth

Bell's sequel seems to want nothing to do with its original, which is an odd and detrimental outcome for your direct continuation of Brahms' ongoing story.