Inside the Untold Journey of Creating a Hit Movie Far from Hollywood Lights with Adam Burke and Jud Nichols
Judd Nichols
Well, I think, and maybe this is just my personal theory, but I think when it comes to a psychological thriller, it’s not just that the characters undergo a psychological freak, it’s that the audience has to as well. And of course, sometimes you can use the characters experience in hopes that the audience is following them closely enough to have that sort of psychological trip. But we wanted the story and seeping through the aesthetic for the audience to be tripped out in their own way or to undergo something that was psychologically impactful or even subversive themselves. In my opinion, it’s when that leaves the story itself and enters the audience. I think that’s what makes a psychological thriller specifically.
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