A sharp, playful twist on the slasher genre, ‘Happy Death Day’ traps perpetually hungover college student Tree Gelbman in a nightmarish time loop where she is brutally murdered by a masked killer—only to wake up and relive the same day again. With each death bringing her closer to the truth, Tree must piece together cryptic clues and confront a roster of suspicious acquaintances, all while the clock resets and the body count climbs. Balancing genuine tension with darkly comedic moments, the film crafts a relentlessly suspenseful whodunit that keeps you guessing as Tree’s desperation and resolve grow. But as the loop tightens and the killer closes in, Tree realizes that unmasking her murderer might be the only way to escape—or die trying, forever.
Happy Death Day
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A sharp, playful twist on the slasher genre, 'Happy Death Day' traps perpetually hungover college student Tree Gelbman in a nightmarish time loop where she is brutally murdered by a masked killer—only to wake up and relive the same day again. With each death bringing...
When was Happy Death Day released?
Happy Death Day was released in 2017.
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User Reviews
“I went in expecting a generic horror flick, but the time loop twist made it surprisingly clever. Tree is a messy, unlikable protagonist at first, but her character growth kept me invested. The scares are more jump-scary than psychological, but the mystery had me hooked.”
“It's a fun mashup of 'Groundhog Day' and a slasher, but it doesn't fully commit to either. The kills are repetitive after a while, and the ending felt a bit rushed. Still, Jessica Rothe's performance is excellent, and the atmosphere has a nice eerie vibe.”
“For me, the horror took a backseat to the comedy, which was a letdown. I wanted more tension and less of Tree's sarcastic quips. The reveal wasn't that shocking either. It's an okay movie to watch with friends, but not a must-see for hardcore horror fans.”
“This movie surprised me with its blend of humor and genuine suspense. I loved trying to piece together the clues alongside Tree, and the way the loop played out kept me engaged till the end. The killer's mask is creepy, and the soundtrack amps up the unease. Highly recommend for a fresh take on the genre.”





















































































