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Sting might brings out the biggest spider of them all. A horror bloody splasher could be a cult-hit, especially for those who love watching killer giant critters and insects takeover. The film stars Alyla Browne and Ryan Corr.
I spoke to Alyla and Ryan about Sting. Working together. What was the actual spider on-set. Plus, Alyla demonstrates how to dispose of a roaming spider. Plus, much more in this fun conversation.
REAL TALK:
I had a blast chatting with Alyla Browne and Ryan Corr. First time connecting with eather. Love Aussies in general, and these two were no exception. Alyla put on a show-and-tell with her pets. The cat wasn’t as surprising as the pet chicken. That was a fun and unexpected guest. I loved it. Alyla has so much personality. She’s a star in the making. Happy to see her in this lead role, she’s already appeared in several notable shows and films alongside some major stars, but this is her coming-out performance.
Ryan is super chill. Very engaging and fun. I enjoyed speaking with him also. The relationship Ryan and Alyla establishes was so nice to see. They have a genuine friendship, sort of a big brother and little sister more than a parent and child (which is the roles they plan in the film). Alyla shared a lighthearted prank she played on Ryan with his phone. I’m just very impressed with Alyla’s demeanor and maturity for a young girl. Very poised.
Ryan and I were so taken aback and impressed with the knowledge about animals and creatures Alyla has. I definitely learned the proper way to handle a spider, although it seems they have much bigger and imposing looking ones in Australia than what I encounter in the midwest.
Sting reminded me of a classic monster horror of the 80’s. It had that feel and even look. A throwback of sorts. Fun performance from Alyla in the lead role. That spider, you guys! Gonna have to see how that monster formed in the film.
STING Opens Wide in North American Theaters on April 12th
