Jul 1, 2026 · 32 min · 11 segments
In this special podcast episode, I’m joined by Houston Bone and Chloe Van Landschoot to discuss their latest horror film, *Son of Sara*. The award-winning film follows Sara, a pregnant woman who…
Houston BoneGuestIvánHost
Chloë Van LandschootGuestSo how are you feeling, like now the world is gonna get to see Son of Sara, like Canada, US soon?
I think we're excited for this little strange little movie to start trickling out into the world more.
Um, I'm so excited for everybody to see Chloe, um, because I think it's such a incredible performance that she gives, and I think all the, all the other final girls and horror fans and everybody will be so inspired, I think, by what she does in this.
Yeah, definitely [laughs].
Uh, I know that, uh, you filmed this, uh, in 2024, so it's been like a few years now.
'23.
Okay, so it's been, been, been a long time.
And you already have like your festival run, and you had- you got to experience like the audience, seeing the reactions.
What has been like the most, uh, crazy reaction that you have seen in, in these screenings so far?
Like, that, like the to- like total audience is thinking it was funny, and I was like, "Oh my God, this is such a weird film." [laughs]
[laughs] So you were not expecting like that, like people laughing at...
No, it, it has-
... because I feel like it's really camp in some-
... scenes.
It starts like a bit of, a, a bit of it like serious, uh, in the tone and the scares, uh, and then when everything start like going through so many changes, like yeah, yeah, it's, it's very camp in, in the best way possible, no, to describe it.
So how are you feeling, like now the world is gonna get to see Son of Sara, like Canada, US soon?
I think we're excited for this little strange little movie to start trickling out into the world more.
Um, I'm so excited for everybody to see Chloe, um, because I think it's such a incredible performance that she gives, and I think all the, all the other final girls and horror fans and everybody will be so inspired, I think, by what she does in this.
Yeah, definitely [laughs].
Uh, I know that, uh, you filmed this, uh, in 2024, so it's been like a few years now.
'23.
Okay, so it's been, been, been a long time.
And you already have like your festival run, and you had- you got to experience like the audience, seeing the reactions.
What has been like the most, uh, crazy reaction that you have seen in, in these screenings so far?
Like, that, like the to- like total audience is thinking it was funny, and I was like, "Oh my God, this is such a weird film." [laughs]
[laughs] So you were not expecting like that, like people laughing at...
No, it, it has-
... because I feel like it's really camp in some-
... scenes.
It starts like a bit of, a, a bit of it like serious, uh, in the tone and the scares, uh, and then when everything start like going through so many changes, like yeah, yeah, it's, it's very camp in, in the best way possible, no, to describe it.
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