2022’s X introduced viewers to a new twist on a classic slasher, with scream queen Mia Goth stepping into dual roles as both final girl Maxine and serial killer Pearl. Now, MaXXXine — the final film in the franchise — will tie up the Ti West–directed trilogy that has left fans begging for more.
Although Maxine survived the intense experience, X hints that she chose not to report what happened to the authorities. In the film’s final scene, Sheriff Dentler discovers the aftermath of the murders, including the tape of the group’s amateur film, The Farmer’s Daughter, which very likely could have found its way into the wrong hands.
“When we finally got the green light and wound up there, it’s one of the coolest days I’ve had on set over the last 10 years. It was very special,” she told the outlet. “It had a particular vibe to it, a particular energy, there was just something in the air, and it had a way of informing those scenes that I hadn’t anticipated that was quite cool.'
He continued: “In X, they have a conversation about Psycho. For MaXXXine, I wrote into the script, not sure if we’d ever get the permission to do it, but it was interesting for us to actually get to go and do it. It was very surreal, to be honest. It was fun being on the lot, but to actually photograph the Psycho house was a weird thing to do.”
West noted that because all three movies take place in different “eras,” they are affected by the horror films of their time. “So, the natural progression was to then go to the '80s and to have Maxine evolve as a character and be affected by the cinema of that era,” he said. “And that era was a more excessive era, which offered a different way into the story.”
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