Meanwhile, slasher “Heart Eyes” and Ke Huy Quan actioner “Love Hurts” are landing in second and third, respectively, turning in more tepid opening weekends. Universal’s “Dog Man” is ...

This creepy V-Day flick got a lot of love. “Heart Eyes” earned the top spot at the box office on its opening day Friday, raking in $3.7 million, according to The Numbers. The Valentine’s Day ...

Both new releases — the Ke Huy Quan action movie “Love Hurts” and the Valentine’s Day-themed slasher “Heart Eyes”— were left nipping at the heels of “Dog Man.” Hollywood often ...

“Heart Eyes” is a fascinating blend of films ... and showed more sinew snapping and more blood dropping to the floor. I did love — almost to the darkly comedic level — staying in that ...

Earning decent reviews, Heart Eyes didn’t fare quite as well with audiences, which gave the pic a B- CinemaScore. Universal’s Love Hurts opened in third place with an estimated $5.8 million ...

Funnier than expected in its snarky riffs on horror, but persistently witless in its slasher plotting, the romantic-horror-comedy Heart Eyes juggles genres with gusto, but the act still falls flat.

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and Mason Gooding in Screen Gems and Spyglass Media Group’s “Heart Eyes.” (Christopher Moss/Sony Pictures via AP) This image released by Universal Pictures shows Ke Huy Quan in a scene from “Love ...