From starring alongside Kevin Sorbo and Tom Arnold in Apple TV’s Alien Storm to sharing screen time with Clive Owen in Scorpion, Saint Heart is fast becoming a force to reckon with in Hollywood. Known as the “Horror Witch,” she seamlessly blends high-fashion gothic glamour with a passion for terrors of the supernatural, all while building an ambitious new cinematic realm of her own—the “Luciverse.” Equal parts vulnerable, bold, and fiercely driven, Saint Heart is stepping out of other directors’ worlds and crafting her own terrifying future.
Hollywood Entertainment News is thrilled to sit down with Saint Heart to talk sci-fi thrillers, overseas adventures, gothic style, and what’s next for her rising star – welcome to the interview, Saint!
Q: Congratulations on Alien Storm officially premiering on Apple TV! What was your reaction when you first saw the finished film on a major global platform?
It was surreal. You work so hard on a film, and then suddenly it’s out there for the world to see. I was incredibly proud and excited.
Q: In Alien Storm, you share screen time with iconic Hollywood personalities like Kevin Sorbo and Tom Arnold. What were some of the most memorable moments with the cast when the cameras weren’t rolling?
Honestly, it was the laughter between takes. We were filming something intense, but behind the scenes there was a lot of joking around and great energy. Tom Arnold has this very dad energy, he’s incredibly observant, helpful, and pays attention to everything happening around him.
Q: Annie brings warmth and humanity to a terrifying alien invasion. What drew you to her?
She’s sweet, vulnerable, scared, and just wants to get home to her cat. But when she has to fight, she fights and ultimately, she doesn’t survive.
Q: You recently filmed Scorpion with Clive Owen and Alex Pettyfer. Can you tease your character Carmen?
Carmen has an edge to her, but she’s also very relatable. I can’t reveal too much yet, but stepping into her felt very natural. I really connected with her.
Q: What was it like filming in Cyprus?
Cyprus was beautiful, and it was my first time traveling outside the United States. I loved feeding the cats on the beach every morning and jet skiing in the Mediterranean.
Afterward, I traveled to Egypt. Seeing the pyramids and the Sphinx in person was life-changing, and I actually came home with an idea for a new horror creature feature.
Q: As the “Horror Witch,” how do you create your dark red-carpet aesthetic?
I dress according to how I feel. I love dark glamour, gothic influences, high fashion, and a little danger.
I want to look like I’m walking a red carpet, going to a funeral, or casting a spell afterward.
Q: Is there a genre or character still on your Hollywood bucket list?
Possession horror. I love The Exorcist, Poltergeist, supernatural horror, and urban legends. I’m actually writing my own possession story now, and I want to create something genuinely terrifying.
Q: Could your musical background eventually become part of your films?
Absolutely. Music is another part of who I am, so I’m definitely writing and singing for the soundtracks of my films. I’d also love to collaborate with incredible composers and producers to create the sound of these worlds.
Q: What keeps you grounded and motivated in Hollywood?
Having absolute, delusional belief that you’re going to make it, and surrounding yourself with people who want you to succeed and believe in what you’re doing.
Q: What can you tease about Luci Hart?
Luci is beautiful, bold, broken, and dangerous.
She’s a beautiful disaster.
And she isn’t just one movie. She’s a movement.
Q: What would you like to say to everyone who has supported your journey?
Thank you for believing in me and following this crazy journey. I’ve spent years stepping into other people’s worlds, and now I’m building my own.
Welcome to the Luciverse.
Photo Credit: Roman Gora