Aya Cash @ Sundance World Premiere for SCARE ME

You're known for your comedic roles. What attracted you to this script

I mean, the first thing attracted to me is Josh Rubin because we know each other socially

and I am just a huge fan of his. I think he's one of the funniest people alive

So that was the first thing. And then the script was great. It gave me the opportunity to do a bunch of crazy stuff

I'm not... I may have been in a lot of comedies, but I've never been..

You know, I'm not a stand-up, I'm not a sketch person, I'm not like a comedian. And I've never gotten to do this kind of physical character, voices, that kind of comedy

And that was really exciting to me. Were you a fan of horror growing up

I was not a fan of horror. I remember watching People Under the Stairs, which was probably my favorite horror film

But I watched it maybe three or four times, but it scared me so badly

I wouldn't sleep for multiple nights in a row. So it was probably not very good for me

But I was never a huge horror film buff by any means

But it's fun to be in them. Less scary to be in them. Oh, right, right. I asked the same question to Josh, so I'll see what you say

Forgetting horror, any genre, who tells better stories? Oh, you mean between me and Josh? Yeah

Oh, Josh. That's not even remotely a question. Really? He said the exact opposite in the same tone to me

Oh. Well, either we're both profoundly insecure liars, or maybe we just have a lot of respect for each other

Okay, final question. We're in an era of remakes and sequels that are long anticipated

You worked with Jeff Daniels on The Newsroom. He was in Arachnophobia

Would you be willing to take on John Goodman's part in the inevitable sequel

So, I am arachnophobic, so that would be a hard one for me

I'm going to be real honest. The thing I'm scared of most is probably spiders

I know it's irrational, but yeah, I don't know. I mean, yeah, sure, I need a job

Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Yeah, thanks