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similar to his trailer; it felt right that they both would have a familiar feel. Historic Michigan rock posters featured artists Ash would listen to: Alice Cooper and Iggy Pop. Michigan sports memorabilia and photos of Bruce Campbell as a child. We all figured that before the incident at the cabin, his character was a pretty normal, everyday kind of guy and we wanted to put some typical things in there, like Faygo posters, Michigan State memorabilia and a cello, which is slightly out of character now, but once upon a time—who knows—Ash could have once aspired to be in the Michigan Symphony Orchestra. Other elements that contribute to this multilayered set help paint the picture of a normal guy before the Evil Dead found him, including his prized collection of beer cans that line the shelves around his room and classic pornographic centerfolds gracing his walls. Ash's bedroom represents pieces of each of the producers at that stage in their lives. Sam Raimi came in with a couple of ideas on what he wanted in the room that were typically Sam Raimi, a bit out of left field, Right: A highly detailed SketchUp model by Nick Connor of the demolition derby set, also built inside a warehouse stage to allow for the extensive night work, and to control the atmosphere. Below: Three production photographs of the battle between Ash (played by Bruce Campbell) and his evil possessed Oldsmobile Delta 88.

