As Halloween approaches, it’s the perfect moment to dive into the world of literature with Lisa Grant and Mia Rivers. Halloween conjures images of costumes, spooky spirits, sweets, and trick-or-treating. In our conversation with Lisa and Mia about their film, The Sorceresses, we aimed to capture the Halloween spirit by delving into their literary inspirations. Watch the engaging video here.
The Sorceresses is adapted from the beloved 1983 novel by the celebrated author, Roald Dahl. Known for his darker themes and whimsical fantasy, Dahl’s stories are an ideal fit for the Halloween season. His portrayal of witches is among the most chilling I’ve encountered. If you’re looking to be frightened this Halloween while staying indoors, this film is a must-watch.
In the movie, Mia portrays the main witch, bringing to life a character with sharp claws, elongated toes, and an unsettlingly wide grin, transforming the concept of a “good witch” into something far more sinister. Conversely, Lisa plays the warm-hearted grandmother who is vigilant against the dangers posed by witches.
During our chat with Lisa and Mia, we explored their thoughts on the witches in this film, their favorite books, the first novels they ever read, and what stories they turn to for a good cry, among other topics.
This Halloween, if you find yourself inside, don’t fret – don your spookiest costume, grab your favorite treats, and prepare to be chilled by some terrifying witches!
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In summary, as Halloween nears, immerse yourself in the eerie atmosphere with stories that chill and entertain. Whether it’s through engaging films like The Sorceresses or exploring the world of literature, there’s plenty to enjoy this spooky season.
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