Ash vs. Evil Dead draws millions of viewers around the world every week, so why make a movie? The eponymous horror icon from the “Tanz der Teufel” series will remain in series form for at least one more season, which is why “Evil Dead 4” should be a little longer in coming. For the third season, Sam Raimi, Rob Tapert and lead actor Bruce Campbell, who are all also involved as producers, are parting ways with previous showrunner Craig DiGregorio. His position goes to the newcomer Mark Verheiden, whose skills have already been used in Marvel's Daredevil, Hemlock Grove and Constantine and are now supposed to help Ash to even more bloody adventures. And as is usual with a showrunner change, the fresh breeze should also rub off on the creative direction.
“They say that if something isn't broken, you should leave it alone. I would like to make a few changes, just so we don't repeat ourselves. The characters are the same, but we'll probably tweak the way they interact with each other and probably introduce a new character or two. But of course it remains Evil Dead and it will be Ash wielding his chainsaw. We just want to distance ourselves from seasons 1 and 2 and dare something new. That's why it has to be ensured that Season 3 feels fresh and the mythology and characters are loosened up, »Verheiden promises, pointing out that the Evil Dead flair will definitely be retained. I think that's a good move. After the first season and most of the second, there are already some (small) signs of fatigue. Not from the creative point of view, but from the style. Since each episode is only 25 minutes long, no big emotions build up and especially the supporting characters remain a bit pale if they don't die after two episodes. While it's incredibly entertaining, it's a bit repetitive after such a long time...
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