Lauren LaVera is back on screen this weekend in Darren Bousman’s bloody new horror movie Twisted, but when can we expect to see Sienna Shaw back up on the big screen? Chatting with Den of Geek this week, Lauren LaVera provides a fresh status update on Damien Leone’s Terrifier 4, which David Howard Thornton promises […]
Lauren LaVera is back on screen this weekend in Darren Bousman’s bloody new horror movie Twisted, but when can we expect to see Sienna Shaw back up on the big screen?
Chatting with Den of Geek this week, Lauren LaVera provides a fresh status update on Damien Leone’s Terrifier 4, which David Howard Thornton promises will be a “bat shit insane” finale. LaVera echoes recent comments made by her Terrifier franchise co-star, revealing to Den of Geek that she’s as in the dark about the Terrifier 4 scripting process as the rest of us are.
“I haven’t read any of the script yet,” Lauren LaVera tells the outlet. “I don’t think Damien’s even done writing it as of right now. I’m sure he’s close to done based off things he has texted me and what he’s been telling the press, but no, he’s kept it completely under wraps from David, from myself, from all of the other cast and crew. So it’ll be a surprise.”
What does LaVera personally hope to see in Terrifier 4?
“I want Jonathan to be alive; I want Gabbie to be saved; and I want some sort of retribution for Sienna, however that will look,” the actress tells Den of Geek.
“I think our girl’s been through enough and she deserves a win, whatever it will look like for her. Whether or not she survives, I don’t know, but I think she deserves a win.”
We know very little about Terrifier 4 at this time, but Damien Leone has previously teased that it will be “the most epic, horrifying, thrilling, emotional and satisfying conclusion to the Terrifier saga.” He also confirmed Art’s backstory will be revealed in the opening 15 minutes.
But don’t expect to learn too much about the killer clown. “I love the mystique,” Leone explained last year. “I think a lot of people don’t realize the reason he works so well is because of the mystique. If you pull the curtain back too far, and you lose that mystique, it’s over. You’re not supposed to see the wizard behind the curtain. It’s almost always a disappointment. I think there’s a way with his origin to have my cake and eat it too, but we’ll find out. I am taking a bit of a risk, but I’m very well aware about losing that mystique at the same time, so we’ll see if it plays out. I think the majority of people are going to be very cool with it.”
