Sept. 26, 2025
Tom Blyth & Daniel Webber (Billy the Kid); Summer H. Howell & Brandon Christensen (Night of the Reaper)
Pop Culture Weekly doubles up with horror thrills and historical legends! First, Kyle McMahon kicks off spooky season with Night of the Reaper - a slick, 80s-vibed Shudder original - chatting with star Summer H. Howell (Chucky, the new Carrie) and writer-director Brandon Christensen about crafting a killer babysitter prologue, Pat Benatar dance breaks, and why scares land harder when the heart shows up first.
Then we trade pumpkins for pistols as Tom Blyth and Daniel Webber ride in to unpack the triumphant, emotional final season of Billy the Kid on MGM+: brotherhood, rivalries, and filming like a true Western—horses, mountains, and all. Plus, Kyle celebrates his debut book 31 Days of Horror: Pop Culture Weekly’s Killer Guide to Surviving the 31 Day Horror Movie Challenge (it hit #7 on Amazon’s Horror charts!) and dares you to join the movie-a-night challenge.
In this episode:
- Summer H. Howell on embracing the “scream queen” crown - and that surprise dance scene
- Brandon Christensen on building 80s authenticity on an indie budget
- The Halloween-tradition vibe they hope Night of the Reaper earns
- Tom Blyth & Daniel Webber on closing the book with a big, cinematic Western finale
- Why Billy the Kid’s themes of resistance and humanity hit right now
Stream the picks: Night of the Reaper (Shudder) • Billy the Kid S3 (MGM+)
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In this episode of Pop Culture Weekly, Tom Blythe and
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Daniel Weber discuss Billy the Kid Season three and Summer
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Welcome to pop Culture Weekly with Kyle McMahon from my
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with Kyle McMahon. I of course am Kyle McMahon, and
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this is the show where I, you know, somehow trick
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eavesdrop win win, Right, I'm Kyle, your pop culture sharp
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in today's episode is stacked like me and and all
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you can eat buffet. Let's jump right into it. First up,
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we're diving into the world of horror, my happy place
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in mind, thirty one movies that I chose one for
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there's stuff from the seventies and today and you know,
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classics in there and some that maybe you've never heard
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of before. So you can get it right now on
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and pick it up there. But I really want to
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know what you think about it. By the way, it
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hit number seven on the horror charts on Amazon. Am
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I best selling author. Now I think I may be
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It's pretty crazy, at least on the horror charts. But
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in any event, all right, so as we continue our
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dive into the world of horror, I'm talking with Night
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of the Reaper star Summer h Howell, who stars in
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the film as well as she'll be playing Carry in
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the upcoming Carry film, and the film's wickedly talented writer
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director Brandon Christensen. And Night of the Reaper is a
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Shutter original, and it follows a college student who visits
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home and ends up babysitting, and then the local sheriff
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has mailed a piece of evidence and is let on
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a scavenger hunt to reveal the killer of another babysitter.
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All kinds of stuff going on in the movie. It's
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really great. As you know, I love Shutter, so it
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is a Shutter original and it's a great film. So
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in any event, if you're into scare, suspense and sleeping
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with the lights on, this one's for you. Let's jump
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in Summer h Howel and Brandon Kristensen, Brandon, and Summer.
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First of all, welcome to Pop Culture Weekly with Kyle McMahon.
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I appreciate you guys talking to me about Knight of
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the Reaper. How you doing. I'm great, Yeah, yeah, of course,
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So the congrats on the film. I love that it's
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like this sort of throwback. It's in the kind of
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babysitter sub genre of horror. What was it like to,
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you know, do this. How did it feel for you guys.
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Somewhere you want to go first?
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Oh? Well, I had a really fun time. I filmed
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the first three days with Brandon and I got to
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dance around, I got to die spoiler alert. Yeah it was.
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It was a lot of fun, and it made me
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a little sad leaving because it was so short and sweet.
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low budget indie, you know, and so we're shooting an
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eighties movie and you know, if you've got Hollywood money,
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you can just create the eighties, but we couldn't. So
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we're just like finding things on marketplace and like finding
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locations that had, you know, all this texture and wood
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and all these things that I remember from when I
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put put summer in that position to be dancing to
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Pat Benatar. It was just like such a such a
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weird experience just to be in that place in that
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time with this TV and this music and this you know,
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just everything was just so cool, and you know, Summer's amazing. Obviously,
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she was just so much fun and she was only
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there for three days, but I mean her presence was
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felt throughout the whole thing.
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film with more human states, what is that? Where where
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do you find that emotional core? Summer do you want
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to start?
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and do. But I guess my family life is very
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connected and I have a lot to lose, so I
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pull from that kind of feeling.
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I love that. And how about for you, Brandon, as
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you know, as the man behind it.
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like she's saying, family so important. So having all these
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family connections throughout the film, like you've got the sheriff
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and his son being babysat all of these pieces, there's
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just there's a lot to lose. Like when we were
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casting Summer and she did her audition, she actually auditioned
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for Dina, but you know, her schedule was very busy
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because she had a bunch of stuff in Germany that
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she was doing right after, so we just barely sort
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of fit her in into that window. But a big
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part of it was just looking at her and being like,
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oh my god, like nobody wants to see her die
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on camera, you know, like that's so that would be
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so sad to see Summer die, and so you know,
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and then it is like she's so innocent in the film,
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and she's so just like this cute thing that's just
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in this horrible position, and I think that it just
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sets the tone for the rest of the film.
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And for you, why did you you know your career
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has been in horror, and I'm a huge obviously horror nerd,
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the babysitter kind of subgenre of horror.
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Sure, it's just been something that I've always wanted to do.
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When I was in the eighth grade, I went to
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a birthday party at a friend's house and we watched
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When a Stranger Calls the nineteen seventy nine version, and
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we all just sat there eating pizza, drinking soda, and
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we're just watching that opening twenty minutes, which is just
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like the babysitter horror movie it's just amazing. It's like
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twenty minutes of just pure horror, and you know, and
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that always just kind of stuck with me. And so
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in my career, I've been fortunate to make movies at all,
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but I'm trying to kind of tackle different things that,
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you know, different subgenres. Like I've done found footage recently,
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the babysitter thing, I've done supernatural, Like my last one
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that came out was more of like a bodyhoror possession thing.
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So it's just you know, it's just like this giant
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playground that we're able to play in, and and Babysitter
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was just one that I always wanted to do. And this,
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you know, this story came together with my brother and
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we just were like, this is this has to be
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the next one.
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And how did you balance the kind of classic almost
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slashery sort of thing with your own take on it?
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You know, how did you inject Brandon into it?
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I mean, you're you're always just like stealing from the grates, right,
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Like the opening ten with Summer is very scream driven
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with the Drew Barrymore thing like that was when we
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were talking about it's like, no, we want to get
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that Drew Barrymore and we want to have that face.
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And now we've got summer Who's you know, gonna be
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carry soon, which is a whole other thing. But yeah,
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it's just having this iconic intro that starts it and
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then you go into something you know a little a
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little softer, and you've got more of like Ty West's
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House of the Devil, which was a great, amazing film,
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and it's you know, when when you think of babysitter horror,
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it's basically when a stranger calls and then a House
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of the Devil, And I'm just trying to blend these
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two things while you know you're putting I think the
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spin that you know, we took was more in the
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execution of the story. But we wanted to set up
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a lot of familiar things on the journey so that
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the audience expects one thing and then you can kind
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of go like, ah, actually it's this thing, and it
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you know, it keeps the last act of the film
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really fresh for them because it's like, oh, this isn't
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what I was expected. I mean, that's a hope. Anyways,
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you never you never know.
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of weaving their way through. I think that's, you know,
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for me, a fresh take, you know what I mean? Yeah,
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for sure, summer you have pretty much grown up on
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screen and how you know Chucky and you'll be carry
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hell does this fit in to your like repertoire? You know?
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wasn't surprised when it came up. But the dancing really surprised.
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I don't like that wasn't a part of my audition
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or anything. It was just kind of a not last
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minute thing. But like I was already in Calgary in
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my hotel room and Brandon's texting me like, how'd you
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feel about dancing? And I'm like, I think I sent
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him back a video of like me already practicing. So yeah,
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it fits very nicely. Yeah, it was a lot of fun.
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only said she, you know, she turned on some MTV
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some catch something catchy and then she snoops and find
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cigarettes And that's basically all the script said. But then
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we had a music supervisor, Natasha Dupree. She sent us
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this list of music, and we were like going through
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you know, there's like twenty five tracks that we could afford,
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which wasn't a lot, but then you know, we're looking
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at things from like Flock of Seagulls and all this stuff,
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and it's like, oh, this is really cool. But then
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when she sent a second list and had Pat Benatar
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on it, and I was just like, oh my god,
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this could be just like we could shoot this like
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a music video, and so I sent, you know, I
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sent Summer. I was like, can you dance to this?
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Will you dance to this? You know, cause you never know?
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And then we're just that.
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Basically, her third day was almost entirely just shooting a
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music video, like she's dancing where choreograph. You know, we
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had music playing back with the whole thing so she
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could dance to it. But like, you know, we did
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a twenty two day shoot and that was by far
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the most fun. Like, it was such a blast to
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work with her on that. It sounds and I got
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to kill her.
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Summer. Do you see yourself as like a scream queen?
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I guess so I don't. I've seen a lot of
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people online calling me that now, so I'll take.
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It I mean, I think it's and I mean that
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obviously as a compliment, And I think that the horror
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community loves scream queens, you know. I mean, I I
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think that you have really captured, you know, a great
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balance between like an emotional core of your work along
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with like just being a freaking awesome scream queen. You
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That means a lot of course, Brandon, you have this
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reputation for kind of emotionally charged horror, lots of familial, familial, familial,
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you know, elements to your work. Is that conscious? Is
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that subconscious? How? How has that come out?
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Yeah? I mean I think it's kind of the old thing.
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You just write what you know. And I'm married, I
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baby and like a you know, a kid in kind
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of the first grade and you know, kind of that
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things that I've just sort of picked up from fatherhood
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and just being around that stuff. And you see certain
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