**WARNING: this interview contains spoilers of the movie!

I sat down with Tristan to get first hand insight about the movie and his role as the Prince. It truly was an honor to have Tristan on my shows and to provide insight behind the scenes, the practical special effects of the film, and to speak about the dwarves (who are NOT AI).

The Prince is pivotal part of the story from the opening of the movie, and we get to see him begin his courtship of Snow White before the Evil Queen sends her huntsmen to apprehend Snow White and her friends.

Obviously, this is not the same Disney fairytale that we watched growing up. This is a much grimmer version of Snow White. This movie dips into the broader elements of the blood and guts horror movie tropes while attempting to maintain that innocence.

The Death of Snow White is now in theaters and soon will be on Amazon Prime.

This is also Alex’s first interview about his role in the movie and I feel really honored to have spoken to him about his brief but epic role in this movie and I am very certain that he delivered flawlessly. However, his death scene in my opinion was very unjustified. His quick death kind of made me feel sorry for his character and I would not wish that upon my worst enemy.

I love how he went into very descriptive detail on how his death scene was prepared and filmed. The time that he invested in it and to make it look great, hands down one of the best deaths in the movie.

This film owes a lot to the Scream franchise and the ending is straight out of the Scream handbook and it does feel justified and is one of the best horror/rom-coms I have seen in a long time.

I wasn’t expecting many comedic moments in this movie, but the writers made it work. I also love the fact that the identity of the killer is revealed at the end of the movie instead of at the beginning – it kept the audience guessing.

The movie smile is perhaps one of the best psychological mind benders that I have watched in a long time. Not only does it resonate with disturbing supernatural metaphors, but it’s also very unsettling with the mystery of what the entity actually is. Is it a demon? Is it an evil spirit? I will let all of you decide.

The best part is that this movie was filmed in New Jersey: more so in the Hoboken, Newark, and Morristown areas. With it being close to home, it makes the movie so much better!

I sat down with Kevin to get a better understanding of the film and his character. I now almost fully understand the storyline and the concept. However, some questions still remain unanswered.

On another note, Kevin was chosen for such an important role in the film, pivotal I would say in which we all probably now have nightmares. I will admit that Kevin delivered flawlessly, and I cannot wait to see what else he has in store in the future.

Overall, I unquestionably recommend this movie, if you haven’t watched it already. It’s a great little grim horror movie and definitely went above what I was initially expecting from a movie that seemed to be about scary smiley people!