Daniel Radcliffe wants new horror movie to 'traumatise' people

Zimbabwe Star (ANI) Tuesday 7th February, 2012

Daniel Radcliffe has revealed that he hopes his new horror film 'The Woman In Black' will tap into "fundamental human fears".

The Potter actor is starring in the new supernatural thriller 'The Woman In Black', and while it is not a gory or directly shocking film, he hopes it will have a deep psychological effect on the people who watch it.

"I want to traumatise as many people as I can with this film. This is not a bloody film or a gory film, it's nothing like that," Contactmusic quoted him as telling UK TV show 'Daybreak'.

"I fall into the category of people who do not like gore and blood and any of that stuff - this is a film that's going to make you scared of the dark and it taps into more fundamental human fears," he added. (ANI)

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