Joss is amazing – like as a person, not as a director. He’s really giving and generous of spirit and of time. But when he’s on set, he’s so driven and focused and mumbly.

While “The Cabin in the Woods” isn’t necessarily scary and teeters more on the comical side of horror movies, similarly to the “Scram” series, that;s where its strength comes from. The plot of the film is interesting enough to keep your attention, and while the characters are supposed to be cookie cutter character archetypes from every horror movie ever made, they’re charming enough to make you care about them.

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“It’s tricky, everyone’s kind of on pause right now,” says Evans. “I will say Hollywood is slowly making steps in the right direction of going back to work. I have a few friends who are in productions right now and it’s a lot of overhead, trying to make sure they can work safely during this time.”

Everything that made the first three issues of Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Willow great continues here, with this slice-of-life script from Mariko Tamaki. Even as it begins to ramp up with a bit of supernatural action, in the end, there is a quiet, purposeful, intellectual approach to it all that is befitting to Willow as a character.

It was honestly the scariest thing ever and best thing ever at the time. Getting to wear that outfit was just a huge dream,”