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"Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand alloys and compositions and things with... molecular structures."

Bruce fucking Campbell.

giving this movie less than 5 stars would be a crime against humanity

This film concludes a horror franchise I consider to be one of the greatest ever conceived.

It is the trilogy's Santa Claus, adding joy, merriment and laughter.

And chainsaws.

And Deadites.

And time travel.

And cloning.

And magic.

Ok, so it's nothing like Santa at all, but you get my point.

Oh, and I'm so proud! I managed to do this without one quote!

Groovy!

....bollocks....

76/100

An atmospheric blast of old-school adventure and classical horror, Army of Darkness is a wacky example of distinct energy and grotesque low-budget beauty. Castles, skeletons, fog, and monsters; every trope adds to a modern reinvention of palpable mood and thrilling escapades. Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell are one of the great director/actor duos.

Still a lot of fun. Not as good as evil dead 2 for me but there’s still loads to like in there. It’s nice how different the three evil dead films are and are all pretty great in their own ways.

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Jim Carrey is in huge debt for Bruce! "Hail to the king, baby."

Definitely one that falls into the "I appreciate this more than I actually like it" camp for me. I *get* all the different things here that make people love it (some of them I enjoy a lot too), but it never fully resonates to the level of being a cult favorite of mine.

So silly! Enjoyed the first half a lot more than the second which I think was helped by the hilarious dialogue.

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"Yo, she-bitch, let's go!"

The poster and tagline of Army of Darkness sum up this cult classic quite well: 1 Man, 1 Million dead, The odds are just about even.

I like how this trilogy went from low budget single set horror movie, to Bruce Campbell being a real life Johnny Bravo with a chainsaw and shotgun killing skeletons in medieval times.

Definitely the most humorous of the trilogy, although it's strange that it lost all of its terrific gore from the previous films. Also, when the film goes into The Borrowers mode. That was a little weird.

A lot of weird shit, but Sam Raimi is the king of sequels as far as I'm concerned. Great at finding things that work from previous films and expanding upon them. Spiderman 3 I blame the studio.

CLASSIC

*HORROR MONTH IN HONOR OF HALLOWEEN (2018)*

The final entry to Sam Riami's Evil Dead trilogy brings Ash to the Medieval Times where he was ended up at the conclusion of Evil Dead II. This entry showed more goofiness comedy compared to it's predecessors. I laughed with plenty of them and still has plenty of attempts at scares. I really enjoyed this horror flick, I probably check out the remake sometime to see if it's good or not.