Why do I choose horror? I think it feels the most like a release, in a sense. It can be therapeutic. Because you can go to that extreme that isn't normalised in everyday life and being as intense as possible,… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
When I'm creating art or music, when something is resonating or a scene is going well, that almost feels religious to me... there's this… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share
When something takes itself too seriously, you're not going to take it seriously. There's a disconnect. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share
When I'm making music, like my album 'Pivot & Scrape,' I go into this daze-like state where I don't always know what I'm channeling.… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share
Some people think the art and music I reference are too dark, but I'm trying not to worry about how others perceive me. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share
I grew up expecting everyone to be Mormon and nobody was. It isolated me and my twin even more so. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share
There's a sense of hopelessness that I'm really trying to combat. And if a movie that I do gives somebody confidence, or even if… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share
Movies helped me so much through my childhood, and I want to do the same for others. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share
I remember when I was still in the church, I wanted so badly to be normal, and that was the only thing I could… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share
I had to scream on a self-tape, and I had this fear of screaming. I think it's because I grew up singing and I'm… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share
So many of my movies talk about lack of control and not having control over your own body, too. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share
