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It’s tough, and something that big and magnified is… something that huge of a topic is still hard for me to articulate. I’m trying to answer questions in a short amount of time. TrunkSpace: How has “Ash vs Evil Dead” impacted your life the most?ĭeLorenzo: Oh man, that’s such a hard question to answer because, first of all, brevity is not my strong suit.

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We recently sat down with DeLorenzo during a bomb cyclone (yes, that’s a thing!) to discuss where the series has impacted her life the most, the star dust that follows Sam Raimi when he leaves a room, and her mother’s spot-on chainsaw impression. Eager to discuss her place in the Evil Dead universe and genuinely grateful to have been invited on board, the Ohio native is ecstatic to see her character take more of a leadership role this season, which she says will culminate in a moment that has Kelly seizing upon an opportunity in a extremely unforgettable way.

In reality, DeLorenzo is also one of those freshly inhaled breaths.

Portrayed by Dana DeLorenzo in the Starz series “Ash vs Evil Dead,” currently in its third season, Kelly is, as she would say, a breath of mother fresh air! Ash got a block party, everyone lauded him as a hero, and the Ghostbeaters trio remained intact.We fell in love with Ash Williams as easily-impressionable preteens, marveling in his brazen foot-in-mouth false bravado, but had his recent sidekick Kelly Maxwell been with him 30 years ago, we’re sorry to say that the chainsaw-wielding anti-hero would have been an afterthought. Sure, Ruby popped up right at the end, but overall it was a clean finish.

'Second Coming' also managed to nicely differentiate itself from the Season 1 finale by not giving us a stark, apocalyptic cliffhanger. From Ash being forced to drink Henrietta's demon breast milk (and the return of the final form 'I'll swallow your soul' head!) to Baal being skinned by his own fiendish fingernail to Ash getting some 'sugar' from Linda (PLUS FORCE GHOSTS!) - this was a wild ride. All that aside though, 'Second Coming' was disarmingly gross and entertaining. Here's hoping Season 3 sorts her out well.

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1980s blonde Ruby wound up surviving the burning hell-cabin at the end, and transporting back to the present with our heroes (I guess it's somewhat of a mystery how they got back home too), but who is this character now? Is she still full evil? Is she a mix of both? Ruby turning that corner this year and regretting her actions was a good way to repackage her and fix some of Season 1's vagueness, but now she's back to being a puzzle box. Plus, because Season 1 never really filled us in on who or what Ruby was exactly, making her a bit muddled, it wasn't exactly the best choice to bring back old Ruby. Don't get me wrong, watching Kelly fight back against the legions of hell is awesome, but I was hoping she'd come to more of a crossroads at the end of this season - one where she'd have to make more of a lasting choice. But once good Ruby died, Kelly just wound up doubling down on Ash. It really seemed like Kelly was headed toward a big decision about her own journey in life, either as a solo hunter or Ash's successor (had something happened to him). At this point, we'll either never find out what Ash's true connection to the demon world is and it'll just become a running joke (which could be pretty funny), or this is something we'll dig into next year.Ĩ Images The elements of 'Second Coming' that didn't really land quite right involved the death of Ruby, the rise of new/old Ruby, and the flat ending to Kelly's Season 2 arc. Ash drowned him before he got the chance to. Did Brock get to spill the beans? Nope! Of course not. It was especially funny to watch Ash re-kill his own dad, Brock, who showed up somehow, on his own, in the past to try and once again tell Ash the dark secret about their family lineage. That all worked, as did Ash's big brawl with Baal. He had not been defeated by Pablo and instead had manipulated Ash to go back into the past so that he could find a still-evil Ruby. Here, in this blast into the past, it was Ash trying to course correct everything, though as we'd discover, Baal was still very much at large and working his trickery. Like I mentioned last week, it was great to have both seasons of this show end with a two cabin episodes, each endgame arc done under different circumstances. It felt immensely satisfying to see things end with the Evil Dead cabin collapsing in flames, hell opening up underneath it.