spoilers ahead beware of boiunaNow in theatres.
Being one of the last girls of horror is no joke. This often involves a lot of screaming, splashes of fake blood, and frequent chases. Kiana Madeira earns the “Final Girl” badge for the second time beware of boiuna Having previously earned it as part of fear street Mold. While many of her scenes felt very risqué, she told CinemaBlend why it sometimes felt like she was having her “spa day” on set. Yes, I thought that comparison was unexpected too.
beware of boiuna is one of the latest New horror movies will hit the 2026 movie schedule just in time for spooky season. In the creature feature, Madeira plays Lena, an Amazon native who guides a group of doctors on a routine humanitarian mission. When asked about the extended stay in the dirty mud in the film, he had this to say to CinemaBlend:
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Being in water and mud helped my performance because it was real! It was inconvenient in the best way. The clay was made of safe ingredients including collagen, so my skin and hair were glowing after that 😉
Oh God, what? Here I was thinking Kiana Madeira was having the worst time filming those scenes when she was actually being bathed in collagen! If you’re not familiar, collagen is often credited with the ability to improve mobility and help with joint pain, as well as improve skin’s moisture, smoothness, and elasticity. It may also improve nail and hair growth and support bone density. So the mud baths of Madeira must have been extremely rejuvenating indeed. As he added in our email interview:
The hardest part of working in the mud was acting as if it were sand. I researched how quicksand works and I learned that moving makes you sink further into it. So as much as it felt like a spa day, I had to make sure not to get too comfortable and remember to incorporate the physics of how quicksand operates.
Yes, it sounds like an acting test for the 33-year-old actress. Still, he absolutely sold it in a horror movie revolving around an ancient giant snake! When we asked her how it felt to be able to play the final girl, even finish happy death dayJessica Roth, who plays one of the doctors named Alli, had this to say:
Truly, it was an honor and a pleasure to share the screen with Jessica Roth. He is a very generous scene partner and we had a lot of fun working together. Once I was alone, I didn’t feel any pressure. It was a determination to finish the film strong, and I also had a lot of work to do; There were some intense scenes after Alli’s death scene, so I cut down my work. The role of my character Lena really compelled me, so I was hooked and focused. It was a very exciting trip and I loved every minute of it.
In a year full of great horror movies, beware of boiuna Did a great job of providing amazing scares and scaring us as to what secret creatures might be lurking in the Amazon. CinemaBlend also spoke to the film’s director, Mike P. Nelson, who told us how the botfly extraction scene was practically done, and how based it is on real life.
I don’t know about you, but after hearing Kiana Madeira’s “Spa Day” story, I want to take a dip in the same mud bath she did.