A horror movie franchise is often only as strong as the presence of its villain, with Happy Death Day depicting a murderer who disguises their identity with a creepy baby mask. Director ...

In the case of Happy Death Day and its sequel, that look included a mask that makes the slasher look like a massive baby, something that is sure to be memorable if only for its outrageousness.

But don't forget about the baby mask killer. While "Happy Death Day" gleefully mashes up more genres and inspirations, its signature villain still lurks at the heart of the franchise. Tree has a ...

In Happy Death Day, mean girl Tree (Jessica Rothe ... And it’s that journey — from villain to kickass heroine — that interested Rothe, at least in part, in the first place.

When the 2017 film “Happy Death Day” hit theaters, social-media users noticed the movie’s murderous villain looked familiar—he’d been terrifying local basketball fans for years ...

But in Happy Death Day, out now, the film's villain is, against all odds, a 20-something woman who uses a homemade cupcake to try to kill her victim. The film follows Tree, a selfish sorority ...

In today’s film news roundup, Ruby Modine reprises her villain role in the “Happy Death Day” sequel, Passionflix has cast its leads for “Driven,” and Breaking Glass sets a June release ...

Happy Death Day 2U expands this concept by playing with ... Tree Gelbman is the rare Final Girl who starts the film off as almost a villain. She is cruel, selfish, snide, and carrying on an ...

Happy Death Day 3is finally starting to gain momentum, and there is already some exciting updates about the genre-bending slasher franchise's return. In Happy Death Day 2U, Tree Gelbman (Jessica ...