The monstrous series competition to Sam Raimi's "Ash vs. Evil Dead" was so well received by viewers that IFC would like to see more of the format. That's why the first take of the 2nd season of the horror series has now fallen in Atlanta, which John C. McGinley (The Belko Experiment, Scrubs) and Janet Varney (You're The Worst) again with dangerous threats from the world of legends and monsters connects. In «Stan Against Evil», John C. McGinley slips into the role of an aged sheriff who has been fired after an incident. However, when he realizes that his beloved small town is being haunted by almost exactly 172 demons, he takes up the fight without being asked. But he is not alone. Together with other officials, he makes it his mission to save every single resident of the city from certain death. New on board are guest stars Denise Boutte (Meet The Browns), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator, Gotham), David Koechner (Anchorman), Steven Ogg (The Walking Dead) and Patty McCormack (The Bad Seed). Season 2 ties directly into the events of the season finale. The new episodes are scheduled to premiere this fall, overseen by series creator Dana Gould's (The Simpsons, Parks and Recreation) team. A start date in our latitudes, on the other hand, is still a long time coming...
Stan Against Evil Official Trailer - NYCC 2016
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