Horror icon Dee Wallace shares an onset memory with me in our interview for “Horror in Haddonfield”. “The scene where the kids were coming up to the house, Scout and I were both running like 103 degree fevers. We were sicker than dogs, both of us but we just had the time of our lives even with as sick as we were. I think it was 2  in the morning and Rob said, “ok, girls, we're gonna shoot this. Can you still sit up?” Yeah we're gonna do it for you, Rob. We're here for you babe! It turned out to be a really great scene. We had so much fun doing that scene in the kitchen with the bagels and ad libbing all that, the three of us. Oh my God. We had three cameras running all the time, which is heaven for an actor. You don't have to match stuff. You just fly. One time, Scout said something so out there and funny and I went “Oh no, you did not!” I started laughing, totally out of character. I lost it and I could hear Rob behind the camera losing it when one of the camera operators lost it. There were no light moments in Cujo. I couldn't let myself get out of where I was because it was too hard to get back in. On this shoot, we had that freedom every once in a while” Horror in Haddonfield is now available on Amazon: a.co/d/09UtLCPD