Actress Sydney Sweeney decided to play the Horror edition of F**k, Marry, Kill game with fellow actress Simona Tabasco in order to promote their 2024 movie Immaculate. The game gave Sweeney and Tabasco a wide variety of characters from popular horror movies and they had to decide who they wanted to f**k, marry or kill.
Judging by her choices, it seems like Sweeney is attracted to masked men as she chose to f**k Michael Meyers when she was asked to choose between Leatherface, Ghostface, and Michael Meyers. Earlier in the game, Tabasco and Sweeney agreed that they would have s*x with Jack Torrence from The Shining because they thought he was hot.
Sydney Sweeney has a thing for masked psycho killers
In a video posted by film production company Neon, actress Sydney Sweeney played the Horror edition of F**k, Marry, Kill game with her Immaculate (2024) co-star Simona Tabasco. While choosing between Leatherface, Ghostface, and Michael Meyers, Sweeney claimed she would “f**k” Michael Meyers,
“Kill Ghostface – I’m gonna f**k Michael Meyers – and then marry Leatherface”
Simona Tabasco agreed that she would also f**k Michael Meyers, which is a character from the slasher film series Halloween. Earlier in the game, the two stars were asked to choose between Hannibal Lecter, Norman Bates, and Jack Torrence. Without hesitation, Tabasco and Sweeney revealed they would f**k Jack Torrence because he’s hot.
Immaculate hits the theatres on March 22, 2024
Tabasco and Sweeney played the horror version of the game to promote their upcoming movie, Immaculate. Distributed by Neon, the film is scheduled to be released in the United States on March 22, 2024. In the story, Sweeney plays a woman named Cecilia who moves to the Italian countryside as she is offered a role at a convent.
However, things soon take a horrifying turn. Sweeney recently gave her opinion on modern horror movies, calling them “not cinematic.” The actress was criticized for her statements but there is hope that she might clap back at her haters with Immaculate.
Apart from Sweeney and Tabasco, the film features Álvaro Morte, Benedetta Porcaroli, Dora Romano, and Giorgio Colangeli. Sweeney will also serve as a producer under her Fifty-Fifty Films banner. So far, the film has been praised by critics, thanks to Sweeney’s efforts. With 25 reviews from various critics, the film currently has a score of 65% on Rotten Tomatoes, which is decent. The audience score will be revealed once the film hits the theatres.
