The horror mockumentary The Terrifier broke the mockumentary box office record of the past decade in its first week after release. It even became the hottest film of the week, surpassing the sequels to two popular films directed by renowned directors. Considering that mockumentaries were a niche genre with a limited audience to begin with, this could already be called a box office miracle.
Audiences also had many questions about this suddenly explosive mockumentary, especially regarding behind-the-scenes stories about the directing team. However, the mysterious director had yet to reveal his true identity. Most film critics guessed that he was a well-known figure in the industry, perhaps Daniel Myrick, who had once directed The Blair Witch, or Renny Harlin, director of The Dyatlov Pass Incident. Both had publicly denied it so far.
Some also speculated that it was a genre-switching work by acclaimed director James Wan. James Wan had not made any statement, which only fueled the rumors. Most people, however, were more interested in behind-the-scenes stories involving the actors, especially the main cast. Their superb performances had won widespread recognition, and audiences all wanted to know what they had gone through during filming.
"It was an incredibly strange experience for me." Danny sat in the studio, looking far better than before. He had filled out considerably, his complexion was rosy, and he looked energetic. He no longer had the air of a down-and-out man living on handouts, but rather seemed quite pleased with himself. He had always had decent looks, and now he appeared even more handsome.
"I think you probably already know this." Danny covered his mouth as he spoke. "I'm not a professional actor at all, and neither is my brother. He used to be a stunt motorcyclist, and I lived off his support. Later, I also