The actor says she is a "sensitive soul" and hopes fans will respect her wishes: "I'll sit and talk to you about the weather, music, food, your grandma, but just don't do the creepy smile at me."

The cast of the first Smile movie already freaked us out introducing audiences to a sinister creepy grin. The second time around, Smile 2 is bringing those freaky grins on a pop singer’s world tour. Naomi Scott, who plays pop singer Skye Riley, gives some tips on how to pull off that creepy grin for those who are interested.

Smile 2 has been delivering a gripping and terrifying experience to fans, both on and off the theaters; from its marketing campaign to the movie itself, fans have been spooked consistently.

Following up his surprise hit Smile, we talk with writer/director Parker Finn and star Naomi Scott about Smile 2

Naomi Scott is incredible as a pop sensation in Smile 2, but did you know she also played a music superstar in one of the best Disney Channel Original Movies?

Smile 2” – that could also have been called “Grin and Scare It” – finds that sweet spot of having just enough loud noises, scary characters and gore to appease most fans of the original film. The

On thing to really beam about is leading lady Naomi Scott going for it all-out, all snot, smeared blood and wide-eyed, full on-fear. Scott manages to pour her humanity into the part — diva, whimpering,

In an early scene in "Smile 2," the fictional pop superstar Skye Riley is in her drug dealer's apartment. "Do you believe in weird stuff?" he asks her, between doing lines of coke. You certainly will after this horror romp -- writer-director Parker Finn's second movie that suddenly opens up the franchise with the promises of multiple directions in the future.