Liza Soberano has a brutal request for the next film ‘Final Destination’

Acting was never a priority Liza Soberanomind like a child growing up. Not at first, anyway. As a dual US-Filipino citizen, she found a passion for screen acting as a way to expand her knowledge of her Filipino culture, landing a recurring role on the drama series. Mara Clara before breaking into Hollywood with a role she almost didn’t appear in 2024 Lisa Frankensteinopposite Catherine Newton. Recently, Soberano he joined DreamWorks Animation family like Raissa’s voice in it A forgotten islandbut in her Collider Women’s Night conversation with Perry Nemiroffthe actress admits she’s looking to make more extreme moves in the future – “I want to die on screen!”

In A forgotten islandbest friends Raissa and Jo (voiced by Grammy Award-winning artist HOUR) find themselves at a crossroads as they teeter on the edge of adulthood. When the couple stumble upon a magical world, they come face to face with some of the most mysterious and mysterious mythical creatures in the Philippines on a mission to save their memories from being forgotten forever.

However A forgotten islandScary Manananggal (Leah Salonga) nothing to be trifled with, Soberano revealed a side of herself and the new types of horrors she hopes to face that her fans wouldn’t expect while talking to Nemiroff.

Liza Soberano has a special request for ‘Final Destination’

The Mara Clara star is ready for a new type of close-up.

During a round of “Dicey Questions” at Collider’s Women’s Night, Nemiroff asked Soberano her top question: What’s your favorite scary movie? Instead of just one time, Soberano explained that she and her family bonded over horror movies while growing up. “I think my mom was a little punk rock,” she laughed, “so we were exposed to it very young.”

Children’s Play first it opened the door to Soberano’s fascination with the macabre, but it’s the 2000s. Final Destination a franchise she can clearly imagine herself stepping into.

“I’d love to be in one. I always say this, and knock on wood, I’ve always wanted to die on screen. I’ve never, like, really died on screen. I had a show in the Philippines where they killed me three times but they brought me back to life three times, so I’m not officially dead yet.”

Not only does Soberano confess her love for the entire franchise, but she tells Nemiroff that she has one special condition, if she joins the Final Destination family:

“I just want the most horrible death where you can’t even recognize my face in a horror movie.”

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“I want to do something new.”

Fortunately for Soberano, Final Destination got a much needed reboot just last year with the most successful sequel to date, Bloodline Final Destination. The latest installment, from the leading duo Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein (Freaks), the audience’s thirst for blood reigned, and a seventh film has since been greenlitslated for a 2028 release.

Last year, New Line Cinema tapped the Belgian filmmaker Michael Blanchart direction, but no word has been cast yet. For Soberano, the horror series could be a great way to expand her career, aligning perfectly with the type of projects she wants to tackle. When you talk to Nemiroff about the possibilities Lisa Frankenstein offer to her, it wasn’t just a chance to work with him Diablo gameNewton, and Cole Sprouse (“He was my childhood crush apparently – I didn’t know this!”), but a way to break into new genres.

“I want to do something new, completely different from anything I’ve ever done, like horror, but it has to have an element of rom-com, because my current audience knows me as a rom-com queen, so I don’t want to alienate them. And then Lisa Frankenstein I came closer, and I was reading the script before the audition, and I was like, ‘Wait, this is crazy. Why is this really everything I said I wanted?’ It was so perfect.”

With a unique performance in horror comedy under her belt, there’s no denying it: Liza Soberano is ready to jump into outdoor horror.

A forgotten island in theaters now. Don’t miss the full Women’s Night conversation with Soberano in the video at the top of this article!