In 'Taste,' Carpenter's eye for the grotesque is hard to miss, particularly when we witness her thriving as a blood-splattered blonde bombshell. Her striking visual storytelling echoes the infamous aesthetic of popular horror films like 'Death Becomes Her,' highlighting a playful yet morbid fascination with the horror genre. This artistic direction, paired with her on-screen synergy with Jenna Ortega, creates a compelling case for Carpenter's bid for a future role in a slasher flick.
The opening of 'Taste' is particularly telling, as Carpenter inspects a chilling array of knives, setting the tone for her descent into chaos. This moment captures not just the aesthetic, but also a deeper desire for adventurous roles beyond her established persona. As scenes unfold, the interplay between her and Ortega adds to the thrill of it all, making it abundantly clear that Carpenter is eager to be seen as a viable candidate for Scream 7.
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