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This week, the Harvard Crimson sat down with April Kelley and Sara Huxley, executive producers of the female-led horror film âRoseâ which debuted at the 2020 BFI London Film Festival. The Crimson spoke with Kelley and Huxley about horror viewed through the lens of women, their switch from acting to producing, and the hardest scene to film. The Harvard Crimson: Thanks so much for sitting down with us! For our first question: how does horror change when itâs created by women and viewed through their perspective? April Kelley: They give them a sensibility. They really ground their characters and shape them with a lot of heart and nuances. I think if women can do anything, it's nuances and multiple messages all at once.