What was it like to work with horror-meister Wes Craven?
Rachel: I think he was ready for a departure, ready to make this psychological thriller and excited about just working with Cillian and I. I know the Cursed process was a long one, so I think he was just excited to move on and start something new. TeenHollywood: Do you have any fear of flying? Rachel: I’m getting worse the older I get. I didn’t get on a plane until I was 22. My first film was shot in Italy and I flew first class on Al Italia and I was like,’ This isn’t so bad.’ Seven course meals and I was at the front of the plane, but I was terrified when the turbulence came because I wasn’t expecting it. Nobody had prepared me. ‘We’re dying. It’s my first flight and we’re gonna die. Isn’t’ that funny.’ I looked behind me and the whole cabin was fast asleep. Lately I can’t handle the turbulence. I think it’s because I fly so much I’m just assuming I’m pushing my luck. TeenHollywood: How did you avoid flying for 22 years? Rachel: I lived in a small town in Ontario and we would drive t
