The 21-year-old old former Disney star, who will be next seen in 'Rudderless', said it is not hard for her to go those dark places, reported E! online.
In 'Rudderless', a father discovers his deceased son's demo tapes and lyrics. He forms a band to play the music to help him heal. Gomez play's the son's girlfriend.
"It's pretty dark. She's in a lot of pain. She's angry. I find myself comfortable in that stuff-I don't know what that says about me. It's a good contrast to what I am all the time and being on tour and all that life," she said.
"I was about to go on tour. I get anxiety when I know I'm going to be off a set for a while so I rushed there.
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