Zelda Williams reflects on the challenges and excitement of making her directorial debut with "Lisa Frankenstein."
Williams shares that directing a script by Diablo Cody was "really daunting," especially in terms of setting the right tone.
The director acknowledges the difficulty in starting with a campy comedy but expresses gratitude for the enjoyable experience.
Williams reveals that the decision for "Lisa Frankenstein" to be her debut was influenced by unexpected factors, including the pandemic.
The director suggests "Lisa Frankenstein" as a great Galentine's Day movie, emphasizing its comedic nature suitable for both singles and couples.
"Lisa Frankenstein" is a horror comedy starring Kathryn Newton and Cole Sprouse, with Williams making her feature-length directorial debut.
Williams announced her involvement in the film in 2022, expressing gratitude for the unique and wonderful zombie script.
Cody praises Williams' intelligence, literacy in film, and confident directorial style, highlighting her innate understanding of source material.
Set in 1989, "Lisa Frankenstein" follows a high schooler reviving a Victorian corpse, played by Sprouse, shaping him into her ideal man.
Zelda Williams, inspired by her late father Robin Williams, embraces her entertainment career, previously starring in series and voice acting.