In the filming of the Never Let Go scene in question, the filmmaker explained that it seemed even the dog was feeling the high tension in the air (pun totally intended). Coda is portrayed in the film by a canine performer named Brass, and Aja was stunned by his acting ability:

The young stars of the new psychological thriller, Never Let Go, say they loved playing Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry's sons, even when her character swung from nurturing to terrifying. "She's such a kind,

Halle Berry talks about surviving off the grid, shooting in the woods with bears and bugs, skinning squirrels, and the impact of generational trauma.

Halle Berry plays a troubled mother haunted by an evil in Alexandre Aja’s latest psychological horror film Never Let Go, but the most terrifying aspect of production? Definitely the bears. “We were really in the woods in the middle of nowhere in a house that we found,

Alexandre Aja delivers another certified chiller with Never Let Go, this time featuring an incredibly rugged performance from Halle Berry.

Directed by Alexandre Aja — who helmed the 2006 remake of The Hills Have Eyes as well as gator horror Crawl — the film currently sits at a 74% critics' score on the review aggregator. Judging by the trailer (which you can watch at the top of the article),