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Victoria Konefal stars alongside Olivier Paris, Kurt Deimer, and horror legends Lin Shaye and Bill Moseley in the new horror comedy film, "Scared to Death." The film is written and directed by Paul Boyd and combines sincere moments of genuine terror with a tap-dancing comedic script that pokes fun at horror conventions while simultaneously playing them straight.
Konefal plays Lena, a starlet (and recreational cocaine enthusiast) cast in "Death House," an in-universe movie-within-the-movie. In order to prepare for the production, she and the principal cast of the film go to a haunted house to experience a seance, but they get more than they bargained for once the terror begins. Hey, the movie ain't called "Scared to Death" for nothing, and if you want to get scared, you're going to have a good time with this flick.
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If you're a fan of daytime TV, you might recognize Victoria Konefal from her time on NBC's "Days of Our Lives" soap opera and its spin-off, "Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem." She's come a long way since she made her television debut in an episode of "Modern Family" back in 2016.
I had the chance to interview Konefal about her work on "Scared to Death" and her greater career. She talks about her time on "Days of Our Lives" and the infamously grueling schedule of working on a soap opera. She also talks about her interest in music and her ambitions to expand her career into becoming a recording artist. Who knows, give her a few years and we might have ourselves another EGOT winner! "Scared to Death" is out in theaters now, and you can buy tickets and learn more about the film at ScaredToDeathMovie.com.
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