Lucy Hale Explores ASMR with Whispers and Sounds from the Scariest Horror Movies Ever | W Magazine

In this Celebrity #ASMR interview, Lucy Hale — the star of Truth or Dare — explores the spookiest sounds from the scariest horror movies in history. Sounds like lighting a couple candles (House of Wax), brushing a head of hair (Psycho), stabbing a pumpkin (Halloween), clacking keys on a typewriter (The Shining), rubbing the lotion on her skin (Silence of the Lambs), breaking twigs and branches (The Blair Witch Project), hanging up a phone (Scream), and stirring a spoon in a tea cup (Get Out).

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In her horror movie Truth or Dare, Lucy Hale will have her hand brutally smashed by a hammer, be stalked by evil forces, and get possessed while having sex, all in the name of one truly haunted game of, yes, Truth or Dare. Scary stuff, right? Well, in fact it was another project that had the 28-year-old actress scared recently—her new television series Life Sentence, which airs on The CW.

In the show, Hale plays Stella, a young woman who has been living her life under the impression that she is dying from terminal cancer, only to find out, hey, she’s not.

The premiere of Life Sentence marks Hale’s return to TV just under a year after her immensely popular series Pretty Little Liars ended its 7-year run last summer.

Unlike Pretty Little Liars, where Hale co-headlined with fellow Liars Troian Bellisario, Shay Mitchell, and Ashley Benson, this new show rests firmly on the petite star’s shoulders.

If anyone knows about the spotlight, it’s Hale. Born in Memphis, Hale had her first brush with fame as one of the winners of ABC’s American Idol spinoff, American Juniors, before relocating to Los Angeles at 15 years-old to pursue a career in singing. Hale soon turned her attention to acting, landing guest stints on shows like The O.C., Drake and Josh, and Wizards of Waverly Place, as well as a starring role in the short-lived, but much-beloved WB show Privileged. It was a few short years later that she was cast as Aria Montgomery in Pretty Little Liars, which catapulted her star to a new level thanks to the show’s cult-like following.

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Lucy Hale Explores ASMR with Whispers and Sounds from the Scariest Horror Movies Ever | W Magazine