Melissa Barrera, who was fired from ‘Scream 7‘ for ‘encouraging hate speech’ against Israel, He dreams of working again with his beloved Jenna Ortegawith whom he shared a leading role in the fifth and sixth installments of the popular slasher saga started by Wes Craven in 1996. After having been the head of the cast of ‘Abigail‘, the excellent new horror film from Radio Silence, the directing team composed of Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, Barrera reveals that there are real possibilities of reuniting with the beloved star of ‘Beetlejuice 2‘ in a new horror project.
Melissa Barrera opens the door to working again with Jenna Ortega, a horror-loving actress who rose to fame with ‘Scream’ and ‘Mircoles’
In an interview collected by Comic BookBarrera spoke openly about his possible reunion with Ortega: “I would love to work with her again. I know he loves horror, so it would probably be something horror. where we would meet again,” the actress said. “She is incredibly and genuinely a horror fan, so I know she is constantly on the lookout for these projects. I think that if we did something together again, it would definitely be horror.” Both Barrera and Ortega are having careers closely tied to genre cinema, so it is not strange that the next film they make together is also horror, although there is no no details about it.
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“I would love to work with her again.”
Melissa Barrera broke her silence and spoke about her controversial dismissal in ‘Scream 7‘ after his statements that generated an earthquake in Hollywood: “I’m not the first person this has happened to, but it was shocking. I don’t even know what to say. I think everything that happened was very transparent, on both sides, and I know who I am, and I know that what I said always came from a place of love and a place of humanity and a place of human rights and a place of freedom for people, which should not be controversial,” he said. “It should not be the subject of debate. So I am very at peace. People who know me in my family know the truth about my position, and I think most people in the world know it too,” he added. “It’s for the well-being of both sides of that wall, you know? The end of violence. That’s all. “The end of violence for peace and security for all.”
