Good word , you primitive screwheads : At today ’s Ash vs. Evil Dead pressure way , executive producer Rob Tapert confirmed that cult classic Army of Darkness would spiel a part in the show ’s second season .
Why was it left out of season one ? plainly because it would ’ve been rum , story - wise , to shoehorn acknowledgment to Ash ’s time - move risky venture into the unfolding effect of the show . Now that the story ’s been established , Ash can at last start talking about the clip he took a trip to chivalric Europe .
“ So , Army of Darkness is possess by MGM , and we just never had a hazard to right reference it in the first season , ” Tapert explained . He go on :
I read somebody ’s on-line thing , ‘ Oh see , they ’re only pulling from these two [ Evil Dead ] movies . ’ This season , we do bring up Ash ’s case in Army of Darkness , and reference it . It was more that there was n’t a property for it in our storytelling that we needed to peach about that . If he part blabbing to these shop clerks about , ‘ Yeah , I rifle back to the Middle Ages and did all these things , ’ [ it would just be exposition ] . But that is in his memory bank , and he ’s last to perpetrate it out at the appropriate time .
In even dependable news , it appears that a quaternary Evil Dead movie may still be a possibleness . “ Nothing ’s off the board , ” Tapert said . “ We ’re thinking about what that could be , and who that would please . Sam [ Raimi ] talked for many years , ride the world that we were snuff it to make Evil Dead 4 . And that kind of turned into a TV series . Now Bruce [ Campbell ] and I are going , ‘ Well , there ’s a possibility of a movie here . ’ ”
We ’ll have more on Ash vs Evil Dead — including an consultation with Lee Majors , who plays Ash ’s father this time of year , and a review of the first episode of time of year two — before long .
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