I want you to grow the emotional side of things, because I talked to many people who made a horror. And they always say that it comes to a certain point where you know that you are acting, but sometimes your body does not know that you behave.

Franco: Oh, yes.

Bri: 100%, the stress of it all. You really emphasize.

Totally. You just release all the chemical answers in your body. But then, moreover, you see the person you want in real life to be in agony. And so, you will spark all those reflective answers. How would you check in check if you did at all?

Franco: Oh. I feel like we almost didn't have time even to bring it all. We were only in this whirlwind; The recording was only 21 days.

Bri: At the end of the day, we were so exhausted. Watche watched half an episode of "one day" on Netflix.

Franco: These episodes are pretty short.

Bri: They are very short, but we just had to fall asleep. The show was very good, romantic.

Franco: We love the show. We didn't stop halfway because we were bored. We were just exhausting! (laughs)

Bri: I also think this horror film is unique in that something that comes after us is within itself. So, these are different types of receptors we set, right? We are transmitted through it, instead of responding to an external source, and it may be easier to get it. I am like, "Well, I can never escape. So, I just have to deal with."

Talked to (writer/director) Michael Shanks earlier about how I think Body horror is my favorite Chinese language. And so, I'll ask you the same question I asked him: What are some of the movies of the body's horror, which you may have watched to get into the space of something I hope none of us will ever experience it?

Franco: "Cveta", of course. "Something".

Bri: I mean, this wasn't in preparation for this movie but I just keep Wanting to talk about the "ugly step".

Oh, I'll talk about it with you all day.

Brey: God, I had a lot of fun watching that movie.

Franco: It's a great time.

Bri: screaming, laughing through your fingers like, "Oh, what a fun movie".

Franco: The final sequence in that film, (spoiler)? That's the whole timer.

But that was my first thought when I watched this movie with (the spoiler) and I was like: "Oh, we are now in" ugly steps ". Beautiful. I am. So on the ship. "The poor person sitting next to me in this display was only crawling in ... I think she merged with the seat at one point because she was so excavated by it.

Bro and Franco: Yes! (laughs)