Lauren-Marie Taylor

yeah

you know and she's so sweet we spoke to lauren marie taylor right on this podcast right here awesome

she's

she's so sweet and mark is such a nice character man and for them to to do that that way where just kind of roll down the steps backwards and that's why i think i think three kind of is overshadowed by a great part two and a great part four

That makes it a little bit more believable.

So that means her name is Lauren Marie Taylor, the one that's into the wheelchair guy.

I think she's the only one we got left.

I got one more left, I think.

What begins as a chance to escape the everyday quickly turns terrifying when the group discovers the legend surrounding their destination is far from a campfire story.

So this is a film I got the chance to see thanks to Lauren from Breaking Glass Pictures.

She sent over the press release, and when I saw this was an independent horror film, I requested the screener.

Other than matching up the details, I did avoid the synopsis and came in blind.

So for this most recent watch, I've seen it a few times, like I said, in recent memory, and covered it with Jamie.

I decided to check out the commentary track with the most recent watch.

That featured Russell Todd, who portrays Scott, Kirstin Baker portraying Terry, Bill Randolph who was Jeff, Lauren Marie Taylor who was Vicki, and Stu Charno who was Ted.

So my fav- favorite part of this tracks is that they're able to share stories or little anecdotes about filming.