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I’m not saying an Evil Dead reboot would be as bad as the Holocaust, but I’m already making inquiries into purchasing a somber-looking building for an Evil Dead Reboot Museum. The continuance of the Evil Dead series has been a longstanding topic of discussion since Sam Raimi released Army of Darkness. There have been rumors and plans for a fourth Evil Dead, remaking the film with Bruce Campbell still as Ash, remaking the movie entirely. If they wanted to do an adaptation of
Evil Dead: The Musical
, I certainly wouldn’t mind. Anyway, the rumor mill around this has been silent for quite some time, until now. Robert Tapert, Sam Raimi’s nigh-constant producer, had this to say on the subjet:
“[An Evil Dead reboot is] possible; we’re looking at a script this month… What’s interesting about ‘Evil Dead’ is very few people saw it in the format we made it for, which is for the theater. … I think Sam wants to embrace the ultimate experience in grueling terror and see it remade for a proper theatrical experience.â€
I’ve got a better idea. How about we enjoy the film that’s already been made and try something new…
I’m not saying an Evil Dead reboot would be as bad as the Holocaust, but I’m already making inquiries into purchasing a somber-looking building for an Evil Dead Reboot Museum. The continuance of the Evil Dead series has been a longstanding topic of discussion since Sam Raimi released Army of Darkness. There have been rumors and plans for a fourth Evil Dead, remaking the film with Bruce Campbell still as Ash, remaking the movie entirely. If they wanted to do an adaptation of Evil Dead: The Musical, I certainly wouldn’t mind. Anyway, the rumor mill around this has been silent for quite some time, until now. Robert Tapert, Sam Raimi’s nigh-constant producer, had this to say on the subjet:
“[An Evil Dead reboot is] possible; we’re looking at a script this month… What’s interesting about ‘Evil Dead’ is very few people saw it in the format we made it for, which is for the theater. … I think Sam wants to embrace the ultimate experience in grueling terror and see it remade for a proper theatrical experience.”
I’ve got a better idea. How about we enjoy the film that’s already been made and try something new goddamnit Drag Me to Hell was awesome enough wasn't it graaaagh.
Side note: please don’t tell Grandma Katz that I opened an article by belittling the Holocaust.
[Via /Film]