Allison Williams spoke with Comicbook.com amid the festivities at 2024 New York Comic Con. She discussed how the movie, one of only six horror movies ever to be nominated for Best Picture, initially concluded and why the team pivoted toward the more hopeful resolution audiences saw on screen. The M3GAN star recalled:

Allison Williams revealed what to expect from the slasher sequel at New York Comic Con, and the killer doll herself even made a virtual appearance.

Allison Williams shared details about 'M3GAN 2.0' at New York Comic Con on Friday, Oct. 18, during a presentation by Blumhouse Productions. In a video, the killer robot told attendees, 'See you nerds in June.

Williams, who serves as both a producer and the (non-robot) star of the M3GAN films, says she got hooked on the possibilities of horror after playing Rose Armitage in Peele’s first big hit. “After Get Out, and seeing what it’s like to work in this space, it felt addictive,” she told the panel. “You play with archetypes and make new rules.”

A video highlighting M3GAN 2.0 was shown at New York Comic Con (NYCC). M3GAN 2.0 is the upcoming Blumhouse Productions horror movie that serves as a sequel to 2022’s M3GAN. Directed by Gerard Johnstone,

Allison Williams is a pretty solid example. Ever since her breakout role on Lena Dunham's divisive HBO comedy "Girls" (more on that role shortly), Williams has proven that, despite the fact that her dad is news anchor Brian Williams,