Blake Lively blamed Ryan Reynolds and others online for not telling her she was having a bad hair day.

From writer/director Justin Simien, the 1989-set horror satire Bad Hair (available to stream at Hulu) follows Anna (Elle Lorraine), a young woman looking to get ahead in the world of music television who decides to get a weave in the hopes that it will further her career. She soon realizes that her new hair has a mind of its own with rather murderous intentions that could very quickly put an end to her dream of becoming a VJ. During this 1-on-1 phone interview with Collider, filmmaker Justin Simien chatted about how Bad Hair came about, why …

One of the most unique and truly hair-raising films of the season.

Justin Simien new streaming horror movie holds up the mirror to a very real issue.

The director of Dear White People has fashioned a terrifying satire for Hulu.

Hulu has released a new trailer for Bad Hair, the killer-weave horror flick from director Justin Simien (Dear White People). The 80-set slasher stars Elle Lorraine (Insecure) as an ambitious aspiring VJ whose quest to fit into an image-obsessed industry turns deadly when a new weave develops a mind of its own. Honestly, if you haven't been sold since that logline was first released with Simien's name attached to it, I truly don't know what to tell you, but this is another great trailer for what's sure to be Hulu's Halloween standout. …

Justin Simien's Dear White People is a film with bite. A stinging satire that feels both fiercely topical and sadly timeless, one that had so much influence it inspired a whole dang Netflix spinoff series of the same name. Now, we've got our first look at Simien's next film follow-up. And reader? I am excited. Bad Hair has a first trailer, and it's coming to Hulu on October 23, and that Halloween-ish release date is not a coincidence, as Simien seems ready to hurl a slice of horror goodness at us. Elle Lorraine stars …

You've never had a bad hair day quite like Anna Bludso, the ambitious protagonist of writer/director Justin Simien's sophomore feature Bad Hair. Newcomer Elle Lorraine delivers a breakout performance as Anna, who dreams of becoming an on-air host at Culture, a TV channel that plays R&B music videos. Anna has been toiling away as an executive assistant for the past four years when her boss and mentor (Judith Scott) decides to leave Culture. A new boss is brought in, and Anna, like many of her co-workers, fears for her job, especially since she'…