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Season 4, Episode 87: Interview with Sari Arambulo (Abbie Bladecut) from Shudder’s “Bloody Axe Wound” (2024)
CELEBRATING WOMEN IN HORROR, PART 1
I had the absolute honor and pleasure of speaking to Sari about her role in Shudder’s Original “Bloody Axe Wound” where as this movie has been categorized as a coming-to-age film. Although a mixed bag of nods to other horror movies, I would have to say that this movie is nothing
short of a slashing prodigy. Sari nailed the role of Abbie, and her co-stars were in their absolute best by delivering
to me what is one of the best horror comedies that has been offered in 2024.
We spoke about her perspective of Abbie and what it was like to portray her along with what she thought was her inspirations to her role and the film. And she did admit that she is a Twilight fan, so acting alongside Billy Burke was a total fan girl’s dream come true.
Although she did present some challenges in the role and movie, all in all, I can see that she genuinely loved being a part of it. The only small detail that I was slightly disappointed with is that Jeffrey Dean Morgan didn’t have a baseball bat with him in the opening scene. Other than
that, I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, and I highly recommend watching it as soon as you can.
With the end scene of Sam resurrecting from the dead, there may be a sequel to this movie, and I truly hope that there is. Overall, it’s a fun ride with a wild twist to the horror genre. 5 out of 5, no doubts.
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By Benjamin Dutill (a.k.a. The Horror Heathen)
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CELEBRATING WOMEN IN HORROR, PART 1
I had the absolute honor and pleasure of speaking to Sari about her role in Shudder’s Original “Bloody Axe Wound” where as this movie has been categorized as a coming-to-age film. Although a mixed bag of nods to other horror movies, I would have to say that this movie is nothing
short of a slashing prodigy. Sari nailed the role of Abbie, and her co-stars were in their absolute best by delivering
to me what is one of the best horror comedies that has been offered in 2024.
We spoke about her perspective of Abbie and what it was like to portray her along with what she thought was her inspirations to her role and the film. And she did admit that she is a Twilight fan, so acting alongside Billy Burke was a total fan girl’s dream come true.
Although she did present some challenges in the role and movie, all in all, I can see that she genuinely loved being a part of it. The only small detail that I was slightly disappointed with is that Jeffrey Dean Morgan didn’t have a baseball bat with him in the opening scene. Other than
that, I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, and I highly recommend watching it as soon as you can.
With the end scene of Sam resurrecting from the dead, there may be a sequel to this movie, and I truly hope that there is. Overall, it’s a fun ride with a wild twist to the horror genre. 5 out of 5, no doubts.