The featurette opens with producer Kevin Feige talking about Raimi directing this film being “a dream come true”. However, that dream might be a horror fans satisfying nightmare as star Elizabeth Olsen then talks about Raimi being known for “this terrorizing cinema experience” and tells audiences to get ready for “that jump scare moment.” We got that fun nostalgic romp with No Way Home, but Feige confirms that this film will explore the “mind-bending frightening side of the multiverse.”Now, as fun as this map is, we don’t actually know what bearing it has on the film, which hits theaters June 10. The film itself takes place four years after Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, so based on the film’s official description, this is likely from before that. “Dinosaurs now live—and hunt—alongside humans all over the world,” the description says. “This fragile balance will reshape the future and determine, once and for all, whether human beings are to remain the apex predators on a planet they now share with history’s most fearsome creatures.” If they’re all over the world, and this is just them expanding eastward, it leads us to believe this could be the first of many maps the Jurassic World team will be revealing. But even if it’s not, it gives a very strong visual accompaniment to the problem everyone involved is going to have to deal with.
We did speak to him last week on the space station! We check in with him, and he’s excited about the movie. Of course, we took a lot of liberties, as you do in filmmaking. But there is a lot of truth to it. And he has attempted to explain the science of time dilation to us with , “ , “ , “ , “ a lot of various examples. And we—okay, I—have not really figured it out. But he explained it to us while we were talking to him on the space station, and then he sent a subsequent email, like, “Here’s what I got wrong.” And it was a very dense email. I did not understand most of it. It was awesome.
There have been a lot of questions whether this film would go down the horror genre rabbit hole and while there have been small hints here and there, this is the first real confirmation that this has more in common with Raimi’s Evil Dead than your average MCU movie. That should excite any fan of the genre, especially for long-time Raimi fans. While the director is best known for his groundbreaking Spider-Man trilogy, Raimi is a horror kid at heart. The Evil Dead, Army of Darkness, Darkman, and Drag Me to Hell are the films that Marvel fans should be watching to study up for this ambitious sequel. With Scarlet Witch still in mourning after the loss of Vision and her kids along with Doctor Strange facing off against multiple different versions of himself, including the Zombie Strange introduced in What if…?, this feels like the perfect film for Marvel’s first venture into horror.
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