"Borderline" features Celine Dion's song in chaotic scene

The new comic horror movie "Borderline," directed by Jimmy Warden, features Samara Weaving as a pop star facing a stalker. The film includes a standout scene where the characters sing Celine Dion's "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" during a chaotic moment. Warden and Weaving collaborated closely on the film, which was developed during the COVID-19 pandemic. They aimed for a low-budget indie feel, with Weaving contributing ideas that shaped the story and character dynamics. The song choice for the climactic scene was initially uncertain, with Billy Joel's "Piano Man" considered before settling on Dion's classic. The performance blends humor and tension, showcasing the film's absurdist tone.