Emily Rudd Fear Street Interview: From Music Videos to Netflix

This was a very big summer for Emily Rudd. Not only was it announced that she joined the cast of the Amazon series, Hunters, for Season 2 and was set to star in HBO Max’s Moonshot alongside Cole Sprouse and Lana Condor, but her star also soared courtesy of the popularity of Netflix’s Fear Street trilogy.

Rudd first appears in the second film of the series, Fear Street 1978. Cindy Berman is a Shadyside resident determined to leave the troubled town behind despite the fact that her sister Ziggy (Sadie Sink) is convinced there’s nothing they can do -- all Shadysiders are doomed. The reality of their situation comes into focus for Cindy during the summer of 1978 at Camp Nightwing when the Shadyside campers and counselors are targeted by an ax-wielding killer.

Given my confidence that Fear Street is bound to become a genre classic and my sky high hopes we’ll be watching Rudd’s work for years to come, having her on an episode of Collider Ladies Night was an absolute must. Check out this chat to hear all about how Rudd got her start with music videos, what the audition process was like for Fear Street, how they pulled off that gnarly Fear Street 1978 ending and so much more!

00:00 Can the Fear Street Cast Survive a Horror Movie?
05:43 Starting Her Career with Music Videos
07:02 The Most Satisfying Scene to Film in Fear Street 1978
08:08 An Important Note Received from Leigh Janiak
10:30 That Very Bloody Fear Street 1978 Ending

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[ColliderLadiesNight]

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[eugfab]

1978 was my fave of the 3 films, nice to see Emily Rudd being her charming self, thx Perri

[simone]

NEVER STOP THESE FEAR STREET INTERVIEWS I LOVE THEM

[gemelwalters]

she stole 1978, I was wondering why I haven't seen more interviews with her so glad to see this. I was disappointed she wasn't the sister at the end, especially since they have far more similarities than the other actress.

[elhopper]

I’m still severely emotionally scarred from Cindy’s brutal death scene. She was the true light and happiness of 1978. So happy to see a Perri interview with her!

[juliasilva]

and please, never stop with fear street interviews, i need the whole cast

[fqulz]

She is amazing! ❤️ and the interviewer ask such a good questions 💪🏻

[a_t_l]

i love our new nami and I'm so happy that i got to know her even more through this interview 🙏❤️❤️

[lubots]

She did absolutely phenomenal and she seems extremely nice❤️

Im glad u got to make this interview, u have the best questions

[tiyahbd]

the cast of fear street are the cutest and best cast in existence 😩

[Gubernatorial]

everyone acting was amazing but emilys acting really stood out to me she did an outstanding job i normally never get connected to movie characters but i definitely did with cindy

[boomika]

She deserves so much more. She's such a doll man. What do people in Hollywood even do? Are they even scouting for talent anymore?

[juliasilva]

i was waiting for interview with her, thaaaanks

[guitarsea]

Yaaaay!!! Always a great interview from you. And we finally got Emily 🥰

[devvilsquirrel]

Can you please interview Ted Sutherland. And also Great video btw, really enjoyed it. <3

[so-dvdk]

i love emily!! and thanks to you for more fear street content in September 😅

[fj]

She’s so beautiful and sweet ily her sm..🥺🤍

[paolagutierrez]

I love her work on Fear street, so talented.

[inisialras]

I'm to be here because One Piece Series Netflix. Who's same?

[YazAttacks]

Pls do more of Feat Street, they make my day all the time. I love these! :)