Filmmaker Arkasha Stevenson’s passion for horror runs deep, particularly for the iconic franchise, The Exorcist. In an interview with ComicBook.com, Stevenson expressed her eagerness to contribute to the series, citing the profound artistry and unsettling truths that make The Exorcist a timeless classic.
Despite her enthusiasm, Stevenson faces stiff competition from Nell Tiger Free, star of The First Omen, who confesses her undying love for another horror masterpiece, The Omen (1976).
Stevenson’s admiration for The Exorcist series is palpable, as she eagerly awaits an opportunity to lend her talent to the franchise. However, Free’s affection for The Omen adds an intriguing twist to the narrative.
The First Omen Director (20th Century Studios)
In an interview with MovieFone, Free gushes about her adoration for all things strange and macabre, highlighting her excitement at the prospect of delving into the prequel to The Omen.
For Free, The First Omen is a dream project that seamlessly merges her passion for horror with her acting career. She recalls her initial reaction to the script, viewing it through the lens of a devoted fan eagerly anticipating the expansion of The Omen universe.
Her enthusiasm is palpable, reflecting both her admiration for the source material and her eagerness to bring it to life on screen.
The First Omen (20th Century Studios)
As both Stevenson and Free vie for their respective places in the horror pantheon, their shared love for these iconic franchises adds an extra layer of intrigue to their upcoming projects.
Whether Stevenson realizes her dream of joining The Exorcist family or Free continues her journey into The Omen-Verse, one thing is certain: their dedication to the genre ensures that audiences can expect thrilling and unforgettable cinematic experiences in the future.
