Peacock

Eddie had a lot to say about recreating this scene! Full breakdown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbxqiIYXX5Q

There's little moments in each thing that you can point to. My job is to try to catch lightning in a bottle. Sometimes you only catch a little bit, sometimes you catch a lot.

There's a reason why we did not do another Bubba Ho-Tep. There was no script that followed that was as original, or moving, or unique.

"Fake Shemp" is anyone providing a body part on camera, where you don't see the face. It stems from The Three Stooges.

They used to make a lot of shorts at the same time. Shemp - who was my personal favorite - at one point had a heart attack and died. So they had to use a Shemp double in two or three of those shorts to complete a scene. Even in high school, we noticed it was just a stunt guy completely covering his face, and they would dub in some of Shemp's old lines of dialogue and get him out of a scene as quickly as possible.

Flash forward to "Evil Dead." Late into the shoot, when actors had to go back home, we would get shots of another person's hand or a foot or the back of their head, so we called them all Fake Shemps.