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Twisted plays like a genre bait-and-switch in the best way: what starts with the slick, mischievous energy of a heist movie slowly tightens into something nastier, darker, and more psychologically brutal. The film follows two millennials who flip New York apartments they don’t own to buyers who don’t know they’re being scammed — a con that works brilliantly until they run into an apartment owner with a dark secret who flips the game on them. Directed by Saw 2, Saw 3, and Saw 4 filmmaker Darren Lynn Bousman and starring Terrifier 2 and Terrifier 3’s Lauren LaVera alongside Djimon Hounsou, Twisted uses shifting tone, color, and even aspect ratio to mirror its characters’ spiraling loss of control, and to make the audience feel that tension in real time. Following a special screening for the film’s first-ever audience, Bousman and LaVera joined Collider’s Steve Weintraub for a Q&A that bounced from music obsessions and fan stories to the very practical realities of low-budget filmmaking, including the challenges of intense prosthetics, shooting on a compressed schedule, and why Bousman prefers practical effects whenever possible (even if it means, as he joked, that he currently has LaVera’s “brain” in his car). They also discussed LaVera’s rapid-fire preparation process, what horror fandom means to them, and why franchises like Saw endure when sequels so often fade. #twisted #paramount #laurenlavera #darrenlynnbousman #horror For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit https://collider.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL / collider / collider / collider