Issa Rae is embracing her role in Black Mirror—but not necessarily the themes it explores.

In the third episode of the Netflix anthology series’ seventh season, titled “Hotel Reverie,” the Insecure alum plays a Hollywood star thrust into a high-tech remake of a classic film that proves to be a little too immersive—a scenario she felt might not be far from coming true.

“I was engrossed, conceptually, in the fact that this could be a reality—and probably will be, to an extent,” she told E! News correspondent Will Marfuggi in an exclusive interview airing April 14. “Hopefully not as dangerous.”

Indeed, working on the new season of the Emmy-winning series—premiering April 10 and featuring the likes of Will Poulter, Paul Giamatti, Tracee Ellis Ross, Chris O’Dowd and Cristin Milioti—seemed to reaffirm Issa’s belief that technological advancements in filmmaking should have their limits.

“As a fan of older movies,” she continued, “hearing that there’s gonna be technology where random people can just make themselves Tom Hanks in Big or Monica in Love and Basketball, that makes me upset.”