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This enjoyable horror-lite romp follows in the killer doll footsteps of Chucky and Annabelle

A horror film about a murderous AI doll has crushed box office expectations after deploying an unusual and creative marketing campaign

Step aside Chucky and Annabelle: this wickedly nimble polymath is coming for the crown

Social media erupted when M3gan danced onto smartphones but the film is far smarter – and scarier – than expected

Girl powered.

What happened at the end of Blumhouse's latest horror film, and how does it set the stage for a 'M3GAN' sequel?

Cheerfully dark horror comedy is the year’s first terrific movie ride.

A pleasantly nutty thriller about a crafty, high-end toy, “M3GAN” exploits a child’s grief for the greater good of the killer-doll genre. That may be enough for 100 minutes of your early January.

Years ago, after rising through the ranks on genre TV shows such as "Grimm" and "The 100," screenwriter Akela Cooper found herself at a crossroads. A lifelong horror fan, she'd long put off writing the two horror features that had been swimming around in her head — until one day…

Annabelle walked so M3GAN could run.