We Are Still Here is een nieuwe aankomende horror film waar in we zien hoe een stelletje in een oud Engels huis gaan wonen dat ooit een begrafenisonderneming was. Deze zou lege kisten hebben begraven en de lijken hebben verkocht aan de Chinezen om er eten van de maken. Maar zoals de titel al doet vermoeden, zijn de lichamen nooit weg geweest. Nu had de website Collider een interview met Barbara Crampton over haar rol in de film en daar van kan je hier onder alvast een stukje lezen.

You mentioned working Travis Stevens, and that's actually something I wanted to talk about, because you're right, he does seem to have this gift for cultivating new directors. What was he like on set in terms of being hands-on? How does he like to work?

CRAMPTON: I think he's the most hands-on producer that I've ever seen. He was on the set every day sitting next to Ted, and he would have a lot of things to say. I would see he and Ted conferring a lot. Occasionally he would come over and give me a note or two, mostly he was discussing what is going on and then Ted would always be the one to give us the notes. I think Travis was very supportive of Ted in the directors chair and allowing him to really take the helm. But he was conferring with him a lot also conferring with the DP, also conferring with The make up people and the production team. I don't think there was a moment when he wasn't there, when he wasn't around. Yeah, I feel like he knows a little bit about everybody's job, and I think that's really important as a producer. I felt completely taken care of by him and just supported. I just think he has a certain amount of creativity that he sprinkles into the whole system, and I think the movie wouldn't be as good as it is without his influence.