Fede Àlvarez's version was technically unapologetic in its devilish way that made so terrifying and disgusting. Sam Raimi's original idea was very outstanding and he just invented everything about Deadites and the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis book.

Fede Àlvarez's version was technically unapologetic in its devilish way that made so terrifying and disgusting. Sam Raimi's original idea was very outstanding and he just invented everything about Deadites and the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis book.

Yeahhhh Raimi’s leg of franchise is way better, or at least it is more of my liking. A part of me liked the modernized version in the sense of Evil Dead actually being scary. But these acting performances were horrendous, besides Levy. The artistic creativity of Raimi is unmatched and it would be unfair of me to have that expectation. Now the final act was quite an amazing surprise. I just wish the whole film had that kind of oomph to it, rather than just continuously using gore for shock factor.

Yeahhhh Raimi’s leg of franchise is way better, or at least it is more of my liking. A part of me liked the modernized version in the sense of Evil Dead actually being scary. But these acting performances were horrendous, besides Levy. The artistic creativity of Raimi is unmatched and it would be unfair of me to have that expectation. Now the final act was quite an amazing surprise. I just wish the whole film had that kind of oomph to it, rather than just continuously using gore for shock factor.

**🩸 Kiss me you dirty cunt 🩸
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this movie was insane and the gore was so good. So many scenes had me feeling so sick. i loved every minute 🩸💉🪚

**🩸 Kiss me you dirty cunt 🩸
**
this movie was insane and the gore was so good. So many scenes had me feeling so sick. i loved every minute 🩸💉🪚

İ dont care how stupid you are eric i love you.

İ dont care how stupid you are eric i love you.

I understand why the more recent evil dead movies are slightly more toned down than this, but man is this a scary movie. There was a lot of damage done to horror in the 2010s franchise reboot-era where everything had to be a gritty and bleak version of its original, but this feels like one of the few ones that actually nails the dark tone, pays subtle homage to the original, and manages to create its own unique, bold-soaked thing. The practical effects in this movie are so impressive from a time where nearly everything was rubbery cgi, and no matter how many times I see that finale it still leaves me gagged (bagged, bloody, and buried as well). Some of the imagery in this is so skin crawling that it still sticks with me 13 years later. I wish so badly that we could have seen Mia taking on the Ash role in at least one more movie. I’ll still hold out hope.

I understand why the more recent evil dead movies are slightly more toned down than this, but man is this a scary movie. There was a lot of damage done to horror in the 2010s franchise reboot-era where everything had to be a gritty and bleak version of its original, but this feels like one of the few ones that actually nails the dark tone, pays subtle homage to the original, and manages to create its own unique, bold-soaked thing. The practical effects in this movie are so impressive from a time where nearly everything was rubbery cgi, and no matter how many times I see that finale it still leaves me gagged (bagged, bloody, and buried as well). Some of the imagery in this is so skin crawling that it still sticks with me 13 years later. I wish so badly that we could have seen Mia taking on the Ash role in at least one more movie. I’ll still hold out hope.