HBO Max is where you’ll be able to find the film once it does get released, sometime next year. Even so, we can be fairly confident that once we do get a peek at the upcoming film, there will be plenty of blood and gore involved. While the film has wrapped on filming, neither a trailer nor a release date has been dropped for Evil Dead Rise. The new film will center around two female leads, sisters who are protecting their family from the demons born from the Book of the Dead. It would appear that Evil Dead Rise is one-upping itself from its 2018 version where a female lead found herself in Bruce Campbell’s original role.

Instead of bringing protagonists to a cabin in the middle of the deadite infested woods, they’re bringing the deadites to the city. This makes perfect sense, as I actually don’t think there has ever been a project within the franchise that Campbell didn’t take part in, in one way or another.Įvil Dead Rise is shaking things up with a brand new cast, and a brand new setting. Sam Raimi lends his hand in the writing room for the film, and OG deadite warrior and horror movie icon Bruce Campbell is acting as executive producer. It’s got an insane cult following for such a B-Movie, but Lee Cronin isn’t alone in the task. Lee returns home to begin cutting the film.

'Reboot, sequel, remake we have all these crazy terms. Lee Cronin has posted on his Twitter saying that filming for Evil Dead Rise has wrapped in New Zealand. 'Well rebooting can be very confusing and frustrating and not always successful,' Campbell told Alabama Life & Culture. Indeed, taking on the Evil Dead franchise is a massive undertaking. The Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell revealed details about the next iteration of the long-running horror franchise - Evil Dead Rise- including its protagonist.

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