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Running and Screaming: Anya Taylor-Joy was Nicknamed the 'Scream Queen' – Can You Guess Why?

Global Look Press — Anya Taylor-Joy

It's not just the films she plays in that are to blame.

Anya Taylor-Joy is one of the most vibrant and versatile actresses in modern cinema. Her career began with an unexpected debut in the horror film The Witch (2015), and since then she has returned to the horror genre many times, earning the unofficial title of "scream queen." But many actresses star in horror films, so what makes Anya special?

The nickname "scream queen" refers to the classic image of the "damsel in distress" that became the hallmark of the horror genre back in the 80s and 90s. However, Anya Taylor-Joy does not simply play the victim, she brings depth, charisma and incredible emotional power to her roles.

Her heroines often find themselves in the epicenter of nightmares, but they are not passive. They fight, suffer, scream and survive, which makes their images memorable.

The Witch Still

After The Witch, the actress continued to star in projects of the dark genre. In 2016, she played in M. Night Shyamalan's Split, where her character Casey Cooke is captured by a person with multiple personality disorder.

In 2020, Taylor-Joy played a role in The New Mutants, where her character Illyana Rasputin has supernatural powers and a dark past.

Anya Taylor-Joy doesn't just scream, she makes viewers feel every moment of fear and despair. Her expressive eyes, fragile appearance, and ability to convey complex emotions make her an ideal actress for the horror genre. She knows how to be both a victim and a heroine, which makes her characters multifaceted and memorable.

So, if you like horror, pay attention to films with her participation. After all, there is a whole story behind each of her screams.

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