We chat with EvilDeadRise director Lee Cronin (curleecronin) about the unique challenges of the horror sequel, expanding Deadite lore, and the franchise's future:
Horror fans' favorite playful demons are making their way to shelves with Evil Dead Rise. The latest installment in the Sam Raimi-created franchise centers on a world-weary woman who visits her single-mother sister and her children while in the midst of a crisis, only for the discovery of the infamous Naturom Demonto to unleash the haunting Deadite curse upon them and the crumbling L.A. apartment they're in.
Lee Cronin on Evil Dead Rise & the Franchise's Future Screen Rant: Congrats, first and foremost, on Evil Dead Rise, it is another amazing entry to the Evil Dead franchise. How does it feel now, after all that work and all the blood that you had to go through, to be able to see fans like myself embracing the movie?
Lee Cronin: Oh, one element of the movie that no one's asked me about — I'm trying to shuffle through, I'm trying to jump through the chapters in my head right now, you've got me on the spot a little bit there.
Lee Cronin: There was a lot, I'm glad it happened. I remember going in, because I had a bigger budget on this movie significantly than my previous film, and thinking, "Well, I hope this isn't easy in the sense that I hope it's not just all slick and glossy, and everything's perfect." And again, it never really is on a movie set, but we had to pull every trick in the book as if we had no resources, even though we had resources.
Because it's quite —we get the great outdoors in the opening, but once we go inside that building, it's pretty claustrophobic and locked down. Something myself and my director of photography spoke about a lot was we still wanted it to feel like it was kind of on an epic canvas, the choices we made with lenses, and how we wanted to approach that, and to still give you quite a kind of widescreen cinematic feel.
She could wipe everybody out in a heartbeat, but they want to play, so it's actually about the intent in terms of who's next and what's next. She wants Beth to suffer as she shows Beth the deconstruction of family, being the destroyer of family. So, to me, she's in control the entire time, and she's pulling the strings, that is until Beth starts to fight back and blows her limbs off.
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