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April 27th, 2012 at 7:53 PM | 0 Comments

Interview: Drew Goddard and Kristen Connolly Talk Scream Queens, the Logistics of Blood and Doing Things in Their Underwear for ‘Cabin in the Woods’ Features By Kevin Carr on April 11, 2012 | Be the First To Comment What can be said about a movie that you’re not supposed to talk about? A lot, apparently. Recently, Kristen Connolly, star of the new genre-bending horror film Cabin in the Woods sat down with us to talk about her role in the film and the production in general. She also let us in on a few secrets about her earlier career in soap operas and what she wears to cook eggs in the morning. At Kristen’s side was director Drew Goddard to throw in his two cents about how the rumor mill has been treating his movie and why he doesn’t like movie trailers or even posters. And there’s blood. Lots and lots of blood. Is there more to the character of Dana than just a scream queen? Kristen Connolly: Oh, absolutely. In this movie, you get to play every kind of scene. There’s funny scenes. There’s scenes that break my heart a little to watch. There’s just so much that’s happening in it, so many real human things. I think that’s something that’s really special about the movie. The characters feel very real. And it’s a genre where that’s not always the case. But these are people that you really care about. Did you like playing an archetype? KC: I really didn’t think of it as an archetype. I don’t think any of us did. We really just focused on - and Drew said this from the beginning for all of us – that we’re a group of friends. They love each other, and they’re placed in this kind of extraordinary situation. But it’s not about playing the archetype because Drew really does that for us. The costumes do that for us. The writing does that. And the audience’s knowledge of these movies does that. Your opening scene features you packing for the trip in your underwear with all the windows wide open. KC: Oh yeah, yeah.