Aisha Harris

I was able to latch on more to this movie than I was A Ghost Story, but

But I feel like if you like Suspiria, if you like those sorts of films, you will probably dig this.

it's alright let's do the soundtrack yeah the music for me and this is again this is a constant problem with any movie where there's supposed to be a pop star a fictional pop star and then you hear their music and you're like I don't know man and there were some songs where I was definitely getting like oh this is sort of Charlie-esque and I love Charlie like

like this is Shirley Charlie I also thought of Florence and the Machine sometimes Florence and the Machine and Ellie Goulding and Ellie Goulding yeah and I was also getting a little bit of Robin as well and I think Larry also cited that as something he heard but then there is a funny moment where you know there's this

elaborate dance scene.

And the whole time I was thinking like, how is she going to sing this?

And then Michaela Cole's character, Sam, says that exact thing.

And I was like, okay, at least we acknowledge that this doesn't actually, this is like, so you think you can dance dancing?

This is like...

Not like I'm going to have the mic on, fully on while singing.

All for show.

All ornamental.

No, absolutely.

I mean, I did want to ask, though, like, even if you wouldn't go to that show, what do you think of the music itself?

Like, did it stick with you?

For me, there was maybe one song where I was like, oh, I'm going to go and try and find that song.

Does this feel credible that Mother Mary would actually exist?

The vocals were also not necessarily in the way a lot of pop songs are.

It's like it's hard to understand sometimes what they're actually saying.

And so that also kind of kept me out of every move as like,