Elle Chapman, the actress from the series 'Madison', recently stated in an interview that she had no interest in horror films and shows before collaborating with Ryan Murphy. Referring to her experience working on the new season of 'American Horror Story: 13', she expressed that this project has changed her perspective on the horror genre.
Experience Collaborating with Ryan Murphy
Chapman spoke about her collaboration with Ryan Murphy, the renowned creator of the horror world, saying: "I was never a die-hard fan of horror films, but when I joined this project, I began to understand the beauty of this genre." She added that Murphy helped her get closer to the depths of the stories and characters, and this experience has given her more motivation to continue working in this field.
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New Interest in Fear and Thrill
Chapman also mentioned her newfound interest in horror stories and their appeal, stating: "Now I understand how fear can be a powerful tool in storytelling. The inner emotions that arise are truly amazing." She also pointed out that she wants to participate in more projects in this area and explore different aspects of this genre.
However, Chapman still referred to some fears and taboos in the horror world, saying that this genre requires courage and creativity. She hopes that her new experiences in this field will help her become a better actress and deliver more engaging and impactful stories.
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