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Both Seasons of “Ash vs. Evil Dead” Just Arrived On Netflix Streaming!
Perfect for “Netflix and Chill” cause Bruce Campbell is the ultimate aphrodisiac.
For years we were all begging for Bruce Campbell’s return in Evil Dead 4, but what we actually got after so many years of waiting was even better. What we got, of course, was “Ash vs. Evil Dead,“ a Starz series that has given us so much more of Campbell as Ash than we ever expected to get in the wake of Army of Darkness.
To date, 20 episodes have aired across two seasons, with the third season arriving on Starz on Sunday night, February 25, 2018. If you’ve fallen behind or never even started watching, potentially because you just plain don’t have Starz at your disposal, you’ll be very excited to hear that BOTH SEASONS of “Ash vs. Evil Dead” just hit Netflix!
Yes, you can now instantly stream all 20 episodes of “Ash vs. Evil Dead” through Netflix, which should only take you about 10 hours to get through.
According to our math, you’ve got just over two months to watch everything before Season 3 arrives in February 2018, and we highly recommend you do!
The show is truly one of the greatest gifts the horror gods have ever given us.
Blade Runner is headed to the small screen in Prime Video’s upcoming Blade Runner 2099, set 50 years after Denis Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049, in a world where replicants have emerged on top after an uprising.
Humans are no longer in power.
At the forefront of the new series are stars Michelle Yeoh (Everything Everywhere All At Once) and Hunter Schafer (Cuckoo), and EW has shared the first images of their characters.
Yeoh stars as a replicant Blade Runner named Olwen, facing the final days of her life. It’s a twist on the Roy Batty story from the first film; here, that story will be told from the replicant’s perspective.
Opposite her is Schafer as Olwen’s partner, Cora, a human fugitive pretending to be a replicant. Olwen and Cora will be working together to investigate missing rogue replicants.
Blade Runner 2099 comes from Alcon Entertainment, Scott Free, and Amazon Studios. Silka Luisa (“Shining Girls”) is writing, showrunning, and executive producing.
Jonathan van Tulleken (“Shōgun”) will direct and executive produce the first two episodes.
Luisa tells EW that Ridley Scott’s seminal sci-fi noir acts as the series’ North Star, but it’ll forge its own identity: “We leaned into sunshine noir. You’re still very much in the Blade Runner world, but the show is about a birth. It’s about a birth of a city. It’s about a birth of a replicant era. These characters are discovering who they really are. And so the climate is hot, it’s sticky, it’s sunny. We’re on the coast a lot. We’re in Santa Monica a lot. So it’s like you’re seeing Ridley’s texture, but you’re seeing it in the sunshine noir filter.”
The showrunner adds, “The show is really imagining what comes after us, and what does it mean to be human in a world where humanity is no longer relevant?“
Dimitri Abold (The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes), Lewis Gribben (Somewhere Boy), Katelyn Rose Downey (The Nun II), and Daniel Rigby (Renegade Nell) also star in the upcoming series. Johnny Harris (A Gentleman in Moscow), Amy Lennox (Only Child), Sheila Atim (The Woman King), and Matthew Needham (House of the Dragon) join as recurring guest stars.
Blade Runner 2099 is expected to premiere later this year, so stay tuned.
Credit: Clay Enos/Prime Video
Credit: Clay Enos/Prime Video
Credit: Clay Enos/Prime Video
Credit: Clay Enos/Prime Video
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