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Re-shooting the scenes on the 2,000-foot tower set would have cost millions and taken weeks.

While the film depicts the fictional "B67 TV Tower," it was inspired by the real KXTV/KOVR tower in California. fall-hd-2022-bluray-1080p

Interestingly, the lead actresses did most of their own stunts on that 100-foot structure, despite the intense heat and high winds of the desert. Re-shooting the scenes on the 2,000-foot tower set

The filmmakers used Flawless AI technology (essentially sophisticated deepfake tech) to alter the actors' mouth movements and dub in cleaner dialogue (like "freaking") in post-production. The film was originally shot with an R-rating

To capture the vertigo-inducing shots, the production built a 100-foot section of the tower on top of a mountain in the Mojave Desert. This allowed the actors to be hundreds of feet in the air relative to the ground below, capturing real wind and natural lighting without using a green screen.

The film was originally shot with an R-rating in mind, containing over 30 instances of the "F-word." However, the studio wanted a PG-13 rating to reach a wider audience.

This saved the production roughly $2 million and earned the movie its PG-13 rating, making it one of the first major films to use AI specifically to bypass rating restrictions without physical reshoots. Production Facts