Evil Dead Wrath

Evil Dead Wrath (2028)



0.0 2028 — United States of America

Director: Francis Galluppi

Cast: Charlotte Hope, Jessica McNamee, Zach Gilford, Josh Helman, Ella Newton

Venture back into the nightmarish realm of the Necronomicon with a brand-new, standalone tale rooted in the twisted mythology of Evil Dead. The chilling narrative remains shrouded in mystery, with key plot details yet to be revealed.

More About This Film

Evil Dead Wrath, also known as Evil Dead 7, is an upcoming American horror film serving as a prequel to the original 1981 classic. Directed and written by Francis Gallupe, the movie is set in 1972 and aims to deliver a visceral terror experience consistent with the franchise's legacy. The project was developed by Gallupe, who previously gained acclaim for his feature debut The Last Stop in Yuma County, and has been endorsed by series creator Sam Raimi, who praised Gallupe's ability to balance suspense with explosive violence.

Principal photography took place in Auckland, New Zealand, beginning on February 21, 2026, and concluding on May 30, 2026. The production operated on a tight four-month schedule. While specific plot details and character names remain under wraps, the film is positioned as a standalone entry within the broader Evil Dead universe rather than a direct continuation of the main storyline established in previous sequels.

  • The film was officially announced as part of the Evil Dead franchise slate in November 2026, with Sam Raimi serving as executive producer.
  • Francis Gallupe serves as both the director and screenwriter, bringing a unique voice to the franchise after his success with independent cinema.
  • Shooting occurred entirely in New Zealand, leveraging local locations to establish the atmospheric 1970s setting.
  • The movie is distinct from Evil Dead: Resurrection (also referred to as Evil Dead 6), which was directed by Sébastien Vanhecke and released in July 2026.

Where to Watch

As Evil Dead Wrath is scheduled for release in April 2028, it is currently unavailable for streaming or home viewing. Audiences will need to wait for its theatrical premiere.