I've got two really incredible writing partners. We've written a bunch of movies and I feel very passionately about new and fresh stories, as pretentious and filmy as that sounds. But I love seeing movies that have just come out of someone's brain and aren't based on anything. Having these two writing partners in my life has been such a blessing because we just come up with stuff that's not based on any existing IP. We've got this great spooky movie. We decided the other day that there's three types of scary movies or horror movies: spooky, scary and eerie. Tim Burton is spooky, M. Night Shyamalan is eerie, andThe Conjuring I didn't want to spoil everything for you, but, yeah. I remember reading where it's... you find out that Nick is the devil and then it cuts and it says, "1994 Part Two," and it cuts back and it's them alone in the woods, and Nick drives up. Leigh and I were talking the other day, we were like, "That's the scariest moment in the trilogy." When you realize that the cop is the bad guy and then these two kids are alone in the woods. I just remember being like, these movies are so incredibly smart. It makes me so excited because I love a smart horror movie.TV It’s been five years since Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling made movie magic withCrazy, Stupid Love and it's very rarely about a guy. Instead, the conversations center around Mia coming to terms with her royal status and learning to love herself for who she is. When Clarisse and Mia talk, it's about ruling and royal decorum and how Mia is a bad driver. When Lily and Mia talk to one another, it's often about school-related drama, their friendship, or Mia's status as a lowkey princess.