Somebody videotapes it, and the people are outed, and someone or something starts coming after them.
It’s got scary moments in it, for sure.
To help us celebrate the Halloween season, Reddick agreed to talk about his life in horror.
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The woman switched planes, and the plane she was scheduled to be on crashed.
So that idea stuck with me, I just didn’t know the story for it yet.
I had one of Scully’s brothers have the premonition, and it went from there.
New Line couldn’t get their head around not having a physical antagonist.
“We just don’t get it.
‘Death,’ you might’t see it, you might’t fight it.”
We’re like, “That’s the point!”
And the rest is history.
This is what you dream about when you’re a child.
I could die happy tomorrow.
I don’t want to!
I definitely stay in the loop with what is going on with [the franchise].
They were moving forward with plans [for a sequel] before COVID hit.
I think they were still settling on the script that they wanted to greenlight.
But COVID’s put a pin in everything.
But there will be more.
Tamara (2005)
JR:That’s one of my faves, I have to say.
It was kind of my riff onCarrie, school bullying.
I love that movie.
That’s what they hired me to write.
But through the development process, they kept stripping away everything that was related toDay of the Dead.
It ended up being something so different that’s what my frustration is with that movie.
If you’re going to remakeDay of the Dead, thenremakeDay of the Dead.
And then later on I was like, “It’s a movie!”
[Laughs] Because I knew, I absolutely knew what was going to happen when it came out.
Jocelin Donahue is wonderful.
Jesse Bradford, I adore him too.
That was one of the warmest sets I’ve been on.
My sister got to play a cameo in it, so that was fun.
Lori Petty was in it.
She’s just like you would expect her to be.
She’s really fun and quirky.
Some of the medical jargon, she was like, “Give me a minute on this.”
[Laughs] Medical jargon is hard.
The director, Timothy Woodward Jr., he’d been hitting me up for a while on social media.
He was like, “Hey, do you have any projects?”
I was like, “No,” because I didn’t know who he was.
So we met for lunch.
He knew exactly who he wanted for all the parts.
Right off the bat, when we met, he said he wanted Lin Shaye.
He calls me up like two weeks later and he got Lin.
Lin had passed on it, but in responding to her manager had accidentally copied Tim.
mystery as opposed to “Who did it?”
Kourtney Bell is a great actress.
I was like, “She’s Caitlin!”
The producers always are like, “Well, we just went with the best talent.”
I assume that that’s not the case.
It’s just that white has always been the default color for every character that they cast.
And she’s wonderful.
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