And now it went route.”Īlvarez adds, “ I think anything can happen in the world of Evil Dead.
We always discuss that and there was some discussion very early on about a sequel and we haven’t gotten to write it, we never wrote a script, but we knew where it was gonna go and, at that point, for some reason, it didn’t happen. We get together once in a while, we had a great experience making that movie, they gave us a career in this business. “This is what I can tell : Rob Tapert and Sam Raimi, we’re like family.
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The problem is, we have to stop saying there is a chance, because then there’s a headline the next day, ‘There’s a new movie coming!’ and, no!” Alvarez jokes. Speaking with, Alvarez talks about that future potential. Rather than continuing the storyline from Fede Alvarez‘s Evil Dead or featuring the return of Bruce Campbell’s Ash, the new movie will instead tell a story that’s brand new for the universe.ĭoes that mean we’ll *never* see the return of Jane Levy‘s Mia from Evil Dead 2013? It would seem unlikely at this moment in time, but that door hasn’t been completely closed just yet. Up next from the Evil Dead franchise is a brand new movie titled Evil Dead Rise, currently being directed by Lee Cronin ( The Hole in the Ground) with a release planned for HBO Max. Alvarez has already noted that he would return for a follow-up to his 2013 movie if Uruguay wins the World Cup, so we will have to wait and see what happens.It’s not happening, to be clear. Now, with Campbell seemingly retiring from the series' on-camera action, the stage has been set for a potential reboot or continuation of the story told in 2013 with Jane Levy's Mia. Evil Dead, and Bruce Campbell officially stepped down as the chainsaw-wielding badass who started the franchise.
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Of course, another element of this Evil Dead situation not noted in Fede Alvarez's remark to EW is the fact that some notable developments have taken place in the TV side of the franchise. It's entirely possible that another Evil Dead movie could debut at some point in the future, but it will only happen when that creative team (plus Alvarez, if he remains involved) comes to a consensus over what the best course of action is for the series. On the contrary, Fede Alvarez notes that Evil Dead insiders like Bruce Campbell, Sam Raimi, and Rob Tapert continue to show immense love for the franchise that they started all the way back in 1981with the release of The Evil Dead, and they don't want to make another film simply for the sake of rebooting the franchise. So, it looks like the lack of further Evil Dead movies does not stem from a lack of desire to make them. we find that story, when we all agree on what it is, it will probably happen. With those guys, all of us involved in those movies, we will just make them if we believe there's a story that has to be told, and is awesome, and is great, and we believe that it will be better than anything that will be done before in that world. A lot of people say that in this industry, but most of the time it's not true.
They will only make it if they believe they have some good story to tell.
The good news - and I think that's what sometimes people don't understand - is, none of those guys will make any of these movies just because they can, just because it's good business. I mean, I'm really good friends with all those guys, with Bruce, and Sam, and Rob (Tapert, who has produced all the Evil Dead movies). So, going back at some point will be a possibility. Making my Evil Dead was an amazing experience, it was my first film.
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