Sean Durkin was looking for an unknown actress to play the role of Martha, which was the only role auditions were held for. Elizabeth Olsen auditioned twice for the role, and had to begin filming only two weeks after winning the part.
Deprogramming expert Rick Alan Ross called this "the gold standard" of film depictions of cults in a Vanity Fair video.
Elizabeth Olsen and Sarah Paulson invented together some background for the sisters' relationship. So every scene when they talked about their past, although it's vague on the script and for the viewer, Olsen and Paulson knew exactly what Martha and Lucy are talking about.
Shot over 20 days.
Sean Durkin offered the role directly to Sarah Paulson, being a fan on her work on Studio 60.
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