Chad Michael Murray and the "Freakier" costume designer tell EW about a scene involving the vintage Diane von Furstenberg dress: "Favorite part was seeing Jamie Lee’s reaction."

Ugly costumes, humiliating scenarios, and zero added value—this is a sequel with the sole purpose of cashing in on the fondness people have for the original movie and nothing more. The worst part is, 'Freakier Friday' arrived in a pack of other sequels with genuinely fresh takes on their original source material.

Jamie Lee Curtis is not afraid to let critics know what she thinks of their reviews. Curtis recently starred in “Freakier Friday,” the sequel to her 2003 body-swap comedy “Freaky Friday.” The film sees her reprise the role of Tess Coleman alongside her original co-star and on-screen daughter,