With M3GAN 2.0 dancing into theaters, we look back at the killer doll's journey from AI creeper to internet diva icon.

The killer robot girl of "M3GAN" proved a viral pop-culture hit. The sequel "M3GAN 2.0" gives her a new foe but lacks the ...

That rascally robot M3GAN is back in a sequel to the surprise 2022 horror hit, and now, she’s gotten an upgrade. The creative ...

Not even the magnetic Allison Williams can find the heart of filmmaker Gerard Johnstone's 'M3GAN 2.0,' a confused genre swap ...

The sunny 15-year-old dancer-turned-actress is about as far as you can get from the role she’s best known for: a deadly A.I.

Turns out M3GAN is the hero we didn’t know we needed.

M3GAN talks back, goes feral when hunting her prey (such as mean bullies) and busts out TikTok-ready dance moves before wreaking violent havoc. And don't worry if you love every bonkers minute of it.

On the surface, M3gan is a horror movie about a murderous, rogue AI, but it’s also an hour-and-30-minute camp meditation about how a pretty white girl best friend can be one of the most ...

Technology run amok and killer dolls (from “The Twilight Zone’s” Talking Tina to Chucky) are hardly new ideas, but “M3GAN” nevertheless finds a way to smartly add to the genre, with a ...

M3GAN also feels oddly old-fashioned, considering its contemporary topic: it could be based on a short story written by Stephen King or Ira Levin in the 1970s, or by Ray Bradbury a decade or two ...

Technology run amok and killer dolls (from “The Twilight Zone’s” Talking Tina to Chucky) are hardly new ideas, but “M3GAN” nevertheless finds a way to smartly add to the genre, with a ...