HBO Max’sEvil Dead Risehas addedMia Challisto its cast, revealsDeadline. Challis, who’ll soon star on Netflix’s eight-episode thrillerClickbait, is set to play an 18-year-old girl obsessed with fashion and social media onLee Cronin’sEvil Dead Rise.

According to Deadline, the new chapter in theEvil Deadfranchise will take place in Los Angeles and follow two sisters who get a long-overdue reunion. Unfortunately, at the same time, they find a demonic book that releases a demonic invasion. The stranded sister will have to join forces to battle the forces of evil, which might get incredibly complicated since the older sister, Ellie (Alyssa Sutherland), is currently raising three kids in a small L.A. apartment. The new plot details also indicate the movie will focus on the younger sister, Beth (Lily Sullivan), as she’ll have to face a twisted version of motherhood taken straight from the Necronomicon. It sounds like the Deadites will take claim of Ellie and her kids, which might bring something new to the franchise.

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Challis joinsrecently announcedcast membersMorgan Davies,Nell Fisher, andGabrielle Echols. We still don’t know which parts the young cast will play, but Challis’ Jessica is described as a girl smarter than she looks, even if she struggles to be the center of attention all the time. The newEvil Deadinstallment is written and directed by Cronin, handpicked by the original trilogy directorSam Raimi. Both Raimi and actorBruce Campbell— who played Ash Williams in the original trilogy — are executive producers onEvil Dead Rise.

We still don’t know whenEvil Dead Risewill be released exclusively on HBO Max, but Cronin recently used hisTwitter accountto let us know the movie was already half done with filming. This means we might be getting a newEvil Deadinstallment a lot sooner than we expected, maybe even by the end of this year.

As the production ofEvil Dead Risemoves forward and we get to learn more about the sequel, you can expect to read all about it here at Collider. Check out Cronin’s tweet below:

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