Kellan Lutz says blood from movies looks more realistic than C-sections on women

Kellan Lutz is impressed by how realistic special effects in movies can be – so much so that he believes movie blood looks “much better” than the blood he saw during his womanhood Brittany Gonzales“C-sections.

In an exclusive interview with We weeklyLutz, 38, talks about his new film Due justice, in which his character, Max, seeks revenge on those who took the lives of his loved ones – by any means necessary. A chilling scene involving a baseball bat impressed the Twilight star, which is no easy feat considering he’s used to films with creepy moments.

“I’ve made a lot of films with blood and that makes it seem so real,” says Lutz Us. “My wife has had two caesarean sections and I see my children coming out of her stomach, blood. I’m like, ‘It doesn’t even look real. Movie blood looks much better.

“The doctors are just cracking up. My wife said, ‘I can’t believe you said that,'” the father of two — who shares daughter Ashtyn, 2, and 15-month-old son Kasen with Gonzales — recalls. “I’m like, ‘What? I’ve seen more movie gore that looks like…”they’re doing well in movies these days!”

Fortunately, Gonzales found comic relief in her husband’s sense of humor at the time. “I’ve heard of some husbands fainting [during delivery],” he continues. “She says, ‘I’m glad you’re here and I’m glad you’re making it light, and you’re fascinated by seeing my organs coming out of my stomach and the baby coming out.'”

Gonzales, for her part, also opened up about her C-section after welcoming Kasen, noting via her Instagram Story that “this recovery has been SO much easier so far, so praying it continues.”

Meanwhile, it’s been more than a year since Lutz welcomed his son, but he still marvels at the beauty of bringing his children into the world. “It’s fascinating and a miracle: the birth and the whole process,” says the Due justice star shares. “The first time it happened… I mean, it’s just cool to be able to actually say a second time, ‘Okay, now, really, really process.’

Lutz, who admits he ‘always wanted to be a father’, can’t resist talking about his children: ‘My daughter looks just like me [and] acts just like me, and my son looks just like my wife, [and] acts just like them,” he says. “It’s just really cute. “

The actor couldn’t be more proud of the family he and Gonzales have built together. “That’s one of the miracles of life: you can create life with your best friend,” Lutz adds. “These little features are where they are you [and] are the best combination of both of you, it’s really special.”

Due justice will be available in theaters, On Demand and Digital on Friday, November 24