The Horrored Girls is back for season two, and hosts Geri Courtney-Austein and Harley Bronwyn broke in their new studio with Jessica Rothe, the Happy Death Day star currently in theaters with the giant-snake creature feature Beware Boiúna. The episode, titled "Jessica Rothe: Death Looks Good on Her," runs about an hour and streams free on Screamify right now. Here are the seven moments that actually earned a spot on this list, ranked from fine to unforgettable.
7. The dog-must-be-carryable rule
Before she had kids, Rothe told the hosts her one hard rule for pet ownership was portability. Any dog in her house had to be small enough for her to physically scoop up and run with if something went wrong. It's a weirdly perfect window into how her brain works off set.
6. Snake wranglers in the Amazon
The hosts dug into the Beware Boiúna shoot, which took Rothe and co-star Kiana Madeira to the Amazon in South America. Director Mike P. Nelson's giant-snake movie had actual snake wranglers on set keeping real snakes away from the cast while they filmed a movie about a giant snake. The film opened at Fantastic Fest in September and hit US theaters via Lionsgate on October 2.
5. The Pearl martini meter
Every guest gets run through the show's rating system, and Rothe's turn included a detour into Ti West's Pearl, played by Mia Goth. On the Martini Meter, which measures how many drinks you'd need before dating a given villain, Rothe landed on zero without hesitation. It tracks with something she said earlier: she'd love to play a villain next, something stylized in that same lane.
4. Baby face mask: cute or cursed
The closing rapid-fire round forced Rothe to answer in five seconds flat, and the baby-wearing-an-adult-face-mask prompt got an instant verdict: cursed. No hedging needed.
3. The loop-one-day rapid fire
Same round, same five-second clock, but this prompt hit different for a Happy Death Day lead: which day of her life would she be forced to relive on a loop forever. She also named the one on-screen death she'd happily reshoot for fun, the sequence where her character falls out of a plane.
2. The Rock alien question
Asked what scares her most outside of horror movies, Rothe went with aliens, reasoning that they're real and already here. That logic spiraled into the hosts floating a theory that Dwayne Johnson might not be entirely human, a bit the show leaned into with total commitment.
1. The xenomorph bookend
Top spot goes to the detail nobody saw coming: during the game segment, Rothe mentioned she got into sculpture classes and made herself a xenomorph bookend, paired with a second bookend of Ripley from Alien. It's the kind of specific, slightly feral hobby reveal that makes a guest appearance memorable.
The Horrored Girls season two is rolling out new episodes weekly, and this premiere is streaming free on Screamify across iOS, Android, web, and connected TVs. Catch the full Rothe episode before Beware Boiúna leaves theaters, then go argue about this ranking in the comments.
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