My Mom Won't Let Anyone Treat Me

I Can't Stand [female] Characters That Are Not Empowered In A Certain Way, Or At Least Don't Come To A Conclusion At The End Of The Movie Where They Find Empowerment In Themselves.

There's Such A Stigma Around Girls' Periods, And Women's Sexuality - Girls Can't Speak Out For Themselves Or Be Who They Want To Be. I Think That Coming From The Social Platform That I Have, I Try To Be A Positive Influence, And This Was Something That I Felt Needed To Be Seen And Heard.

When You're A Pilot, And You Know All The Ways To Survive An Airplane Crash And How Low The Chances Are, You Feel Safer.

Film Team Kept Me Very, Very Shielded When I Was That Young, Because Of Course, I Was Seven Years Old. You Know, You're Still Kind Of Reading. It's Still Kind Of Like, "cat." "dog." "ann Jumped Over Fence." So I Guess In A Way It Helped Me Progress In School, Too, Because I Was Reading So Much And Memorizing So Much. But They Kept Me Very Shielded From Everything That Was Going On In The The Amityville Horror. I Didn't Know Anything, Basically, About The Film. I Just Knew That It Was A Scary Film. I Wasn't Allowed To Watch It. I Can Watch It Now, I'm Just Too Scared.

I'm Only 13, So I Can't Say "life Experiences." So, Basically, I Had To... Act! I Had To Make Up Character That Is Very Old. I Guess That's Why They Call It Acting - You Do Draw From Some Stuff In Your Life, I Guess, But It's Not Real Life. You Have To Fake It.