But Fede likes to play with those roles of the heart of the story, the brains of the story, the protagonist, they’re all like mixed together. I don’t know how many people are going to like her. JL: She’s cool because she’s like an anti-hero. But sometimes that is cool, because winging it can sometimes create… But yeah, I didn’t have a lot of time to prepare the character. The preparation for me… stunts you can sort of figure it out the day before or week before. You didn’t have very long to prepare though. He was like, “You know what? I want you to do it.” And I was like, “OK.” I guess that’s how I ended up here. A couple actresses were going to play this part. I had one day to decide whether I was going to do this. They caught me at a bad moment. Or they caught me at a good moment, whichever way you want to see it. Actually, I signed on to do this movie five days before I flew to Budapest. JL: I knew this question was going to come up… I remember you saying that you weren’t too keen on doing another horror movie. I was lucky enough to get to talk to you on the set of Monster Trucks. Less blood maybe than something like Evil Dead, but still terrifying and shock value. For some reason everyone likes to call it a thriller. JL: This is where me and the director and a lot of people on set don’t agree. How horrific does the movie get? Is it more of a thriller?
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