Devon Sawa Is "Excited" For 'Idle Hands' Reimagining As He Shares Son's Hilarious Reaction

Classic Horror Getting New Life Decades Later

Devon Sawa, star of the 1999 cult classic "Idle Hands," is showing excitement for the upcoming reimagining of the film, saying he has been laughing "hysterically" at his son's reaction to the original.

During an interview with Daily Dead, Sawa revealed that his son was "dying laughing" while watching "Idle Hands" for the first time. He described his son's laughter as "infectious" and said it made him realize how much he enjoyed the film.

A Nostalgic Return

The upcoming reimagining of "Idle Hands" is being directed by Mike Judge and stars Rob Benedict as Sawa's character Anton Tobias. The film is set to follow Anton's son, played by Colin Ford, as he inherits his father's possessed hand.

Sawa said he has not yet seen the script for the reimagining but is eagerly awaiting its release. He also praised Judge as a "brilliant" filmmaker and said he was confident he would do a great job with the film.

Fond Memories of the Original

Sawa recalled his experience making "Idle Hands" as a "really fun" one. He said he was drawn to the film's dark comedy and unique concept and enjoyed working with the cast and crew.

The actor said he is still recognized for his role in "Idle Hands" today and is always happy to talk about the film with fans. He said he believes the film has a timeless quality and continues to resonate with audiences.

Conclusion

Devon Sawa's excitement for the upcoming "Idle Hands" reimagining is a testament to the enduring appeal of the original film. With Judge at the helm, the reimagining is sure to bring a fresh perspective to the classic horror comedy while still honoring its roots.