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I say this is someone who hasn't suffered, you know, like I've said before, from mental illness

or from depression or anxiety. I've had depressive episodes. I've had depressive phases, but

like I don't struggle with clinical depression on a daily basis. But even just watching a movie like this or Hereditary or the Babadook and I'm like, you know, it looks scary to me.

Like I don't want to live with that.

And I do think it's like it's just a different type of scary, right?

Like it's honestly more real than, you know, mass man chasing around the woods, which

don't get me wrong.

I love those movies as well.

It's just a different type of scary that people are going and expecting.

And I think with this one, people were like, oh, it's going to be like a ghost movie or something

of some sort.

Right.

The trailer was very much giving off, like, alternate dimensions, like all parallel realities and things like that, which I was actually kind of happy to see it wasn't really the case.

Yeah, it is and it isn't.

And, folks, I'm going to make another plug for a former guest.

So, Megan Navarro wrote a pretty fascinating piece outlining some of the genesis of this project because

you mentioned it's an original IP but originally they had proposed this as a Hellraiser film and

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