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Sébastien Vaniček tells ¡HOLA! he designed the horror sequel to leave audiences feeling as if they had just completed "an hour workout."

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00:00What's one thing that you want fans to take from the movie after seeing it?
00:03The physical experience. I'd love them to go out of the theater feeling drained out of energy.
00:10It's like they were at the gym and they did an hour workout. That's how I want them to feel.
00:18That's something I'm building since my short movies. I want to make physical movies because
00:24that's the movies I like. So I want the theatrical experience to be huge and big for the audience.
00:33I know how much a ticket is, like the price of a ticket. And I know when people are paying
00:41for
00:41this ticket, they want to live something big, they want to live something huge. So I'm doing this movie
00:48for an audience, but I'm also doing them for me because as an audience, that's what I want to experience.
00:53There were some scenes, particular scenes with Suela, emotional scenes. And these are little
01:02shots at the end in the third act when she's just, I won't spoil anything, but watching something that
01:08moves her. And her performance was so real and so impressive. And that's where I discovered that I
01:17was trying to do things that is a little bit different from the previous Evil Dead movie,
01:22because we are moving into something that is a little bit more emotional and how perfect it was,
01:29the level of drama she put in her performance. Yeah, I remember that night because I was really
01:36moved by her performance.
01:37doing some littleemos.
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