Mia Goth
Laurie Strode is back at the bloody bat in David Gordon Green's "Halloween Ends" this week: the latest clash in the final girl's undying genre crusade.
The director of "Pearl" tells IndieWire how he arrived at — and then achieved — the "X" prequel's striking old Hollywood aesthetic.
"I didn’t have any tools to gear myself up to something like that," Goth said of a particularly disturbing scene in Ti West's slasher.
An X-rated "archive of original stag films" was shared on social media ahead of the "Pearl" premiere.
West's ode to Hollywood concludes with slasher "MaXXXine," set in 1985 Los Angeles and starring Mia Goth.
West and Goth re-team to tell the bloody story behind the early years of the killer from their "X," diminishing both the original and this prequel in the process.
Shia LaBeouf: Partner Mia Goth ‘Saved My F*cking Life,’ Vows to Make ‘Amends’ for Many Years to Come
"Knowing that your daughter is one day going to search your name in a search engine and see that you are a deplorable, disgusting piece of shit, that shit hits."
Goth reprises her role of Pearl for the upcoming slasher that writer-director West described as a "Mary Poppins" kind of film using Technicolor.
"It was really frightening to look into your friend's eyes and not really see her," co-star Brittany Snow said of working with the actress in a secret (and thrilling) double role.
The exacting filmmaker explains to IndieWire why he took refuge in work-for-hire gigs and emerged with his most ambitious project to date.
Mia Goth, Brittany Snow, and Jenna Ortega tell IndieWire how initial fears gave way to crucial conversations, script changes, and some wild sequences.
A porn film crew fights for their lives in a secluded Texas farmhouse in Ti West's cleverly genre-bending slasher.
