From captivating 274K Instagram followers as the “Horror Witch” to building an impressive slate of over 45 film credits, dynamic creative Saint Heart is forging an unstoppable path in entertainment. Blending her Comanche heritage, dark cinematic aesthetics, and a passion for turning fear into art, the actress, singer, and writer effortlessly moves between genre-bending screen roles and original musical storytelling. Whether braving freezing desert winds in Apple TV’s alien thriller Alien Storm, sharing the screen with Clive Owen in Scorpion, or crafting her ambitious new cinematic universe—the “Luciverse”—Saint Heart proves that true creative expression has no boundaries. Here, Celebrity News Mag catches up with the creative visionary to dive into her career, heritage, and what comes next.
Welcome, Saint Heart, to Celebrity News Mag!
Q: You are affectionately known to your 274K Instagram followers as the “Horror Witch.” How did that moniker come about, and what does it mean to you?
A: I’ve always been drawn to horror, the supernatural, and the beautifully macabre. Being the “Horror Witch” is really about embracing the darkness without losing your light and turning fear into art.
Q: Your personal mantra is “Creativity has no borders – you just have to find what makes you shine.” How has this philosophy guided you through your career and life choices?
A: I’ve never wanted to put myself in one box. Acting, writing, singing – they’re all different sides of my creativity. I think the things that make you different are usually the things that make you shine.
Q: Your new movie Alien Storm is streaming on Apple TV! If you were suddenly trapped in a real-life underground bunker during an alien invasion like your character Annie, what three essentials would you need to survive?
A: Water, weapon, and definitely my phone so I could call for help!
Q: Filming Alien Storm in Las Vegas brought the cast together through freezing desert winds and intense shooting days. Who was the biggest prankster or mood-booster on set?
A: Those freezing desert winds were no joke! Greg Tally was definitely one of the jokesters on set. Everyone had a great time together we really became like a little family.
Q: Your Comanche heritage plays a central role in your musical identity and tribal pop sound. How does your cultural background shape the stories you choose to tell on screen?
A: My Comanche heritage is something I carry into everything I create. I’m naturally drawn to stories about strength, survival, identity, and transformation. There’s something powerful about being able to tell your own story instead of letting someone else define you.
Q: You have a deep love for witchcraft, horror, and dark cinematic aesthetics. What originally sparked your fascination with the dark side of storytelling?
A: It started when I was really young. Freddy Krueger gave me my first nightmare, and The Craft definitely awakened something in me. I was the little girl carrying witchcraft books around school and making potions, so I guess the Horror Witch was always there!
Q: Traveling to Cyprus to shoot Scorpion alongside Clive Owen must have been an incredible journey. What was your favorite off-camera moment from that trip?
A: It was my first time outside the U.S., so the whole experience was incredible. My favorite moment was jet skiing in the Mediterranean even though I got salt water in my eyes! I also loved feeding all the cats on the beach.
Q: You are expanding your creative vision by launching your own cinematic universe, the “Luciverse,” starting with Luci Hart. What does it feel like to step into the role of creator and bring your ultimate dream project to life?
A: It feels like I’m finally showing the world who I really am. The Luciverse is deeply personal because I get to create the characters, mythology, and world from the ground up. I don’t want to wait for someone to hand me my dream role – I write it myself.
Q: With over 45 film credits, you’ve worked tirelessly to build your career. What advice would you give to young women looking to break into the entertainment industry on their own terms?
A: Don’t wait for someone else to give you permission. Learn your craft, keep creating, surround yourself with people who respect your vision, and don’t be afraid to create your own opportunities.
Q: How do you like to unwind and practice self-care after wrapping an intense, high-octane thriller shoot?
A: I love coming home, lighting some candles, playing with my tarot cards, and getting lost in a movie or book. Writing is also really therapeutic for me, I relax by disappearing into my imagination.
Q: What can your fans look forward to next from Saint Heart as you move into this exciting next chapter across film, music, and screenwriting? [And where can we find you online?]
A: I’m really excited for Scorpion and for Luci to go into production soon. Luci will also have a soundtrack written by me, with some amazing musical collaborations. I’m just going to keep creating, growing, and seeing where this next chapter takes me.
Find me at: Instagram: @saintheartofficial & IMDB: Saint Heart IMDB
Photo credit: Roman Gora
