Finn Wolfhard & Brooklynn Prince on The Turning and Stranger Things 4
If you’ve seen a music video during the mid-90s, chances are you’re familiar with Floria Sigismondi. The filmmaker cut her teeth directing the biggest music stars of the time - most notably Marilyn Manson’s "The Beautiful People." Sigismondi’s jittery camera-work and brooding, gothic images were pretty much the de-facto look of the 90s alt-rock scene. Recently, the filmmaker’s begun to branch out into directing features - first the underrated bio-flick The Runaways and now The Turning, an adaption of Henry James' ghostly novella.
In The Turning, the two costar as Miles and Flora, two recently orphaned children put under the care of a new governess (Mackenzie Davis) at their vast estate. Of course, nothing is as it seems - as the governess discovers her predecessor disappeared under mysterious circumstances and the house (and by proxy, children) may be haunted.
In the following interview with Finn Wolfhard and Brooklynn Prince, they reveal their favorite horror films, what scares them the most, and how they prepare for big emotional scenes. In addition, Wolfhard discusses when he’ll be shooting Stranger Things 4. For the full interview, watch above.
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