Nearly every single cast member of Freeform’s Dead of Summer have given their own description of the new supernatural thriller. But how does Elizabeth Lail (Amy Hughes) describe it?
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“Dead of Summer is about a group of teenagers who have decided to become counselors for the summer,” Lail says, “and they end up experiencing a lot of terror and supernatural happenings along with discovering their identity as they’re growing and their relationships with one another.”
She explains that aside from her character, the rest of the counselors are no strangers to the camp they are working to reopen.
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“Most of the counselors were campers at Camp Stillwater themselves, which is why they’ve decided to come back because they loved it so much. My character, however, Amy, this is her first time at camp. It was a friend who recommended being a counselor to her, so she’s a bit on the edge of the group.”
In the series premiere of Dead of Summer, we’ll meet her friend and through flashbacks, watch their story and find out what baggage Amy brings with her to Stillwater.
Finally, Lail says that you will want to tune in and when you do, you’ll get hooked!
“I think people are going to want to watch Dead of Summer because it leaves you wanting more because there’s mystery,” she says” “There’s a lot of mystery. Every time I read an episode, I’m always like, ‘What?! What’s happening?!’ And then wondering how they’re going to recover from this or what’s going to happen next.”
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“It keeps surprising you,” she continues. “And then the relationships I also think are so relateable and lovely and fun. So I hope everyone really likes it.
Dead of Summer premieres tonight, June 28, at 9pm on Freeform.
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