You’re definitely juggling a lot of things because you want to care about the characters, but you also want to build suspense and atmosphere and a mood. The scripts made me laugh on the page, and I think it’s important to have that on any movie or TV show, so the horror really lands. I think it all blends together in a seamless way. The cast is so wonderful, as is the writing. I loved, in these scripts, how much time was given to setting up these characters. It’s hard to care that someone is in a nightmarish scenario if you don’t care about them in the first place. JACOB: I think the best horror needs great human elements at the center of it.
THE GIRL IN THE WOODS - “The Door in the Woods” Episode 102 - Pictured: (l-r) Stefanie Scott as Carrie Ecker, Misha Osherovich as Nolan Frisk, Sofia Bryant as Tasha Gibson - (Photo by: Scott Green/Peacock) On balancing the horror and teen drama of The Girl in the Woods
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