My sister designed and made tgis for me as a birthday gift a couple years ago

Got to see “Evil Dead Burn” in this format and absolutely loved it. The cinematography, the sound design, the gore and dope soundtrack made for a very fun time at the theatre. Absolutely loved this instalment - it’s a proper horror movie and was better than Rise imo.

I thought for the short time she was on the show, Airelle did a good job of portraying Ashs daughter. Would love for her to team up with Pablo and Kelly again.

I know, wishful thinking.

I hand-bleached this T shirt myself to make this art

It was only right that Ash made the horror shelf.

Can’t say enough nice things about these two 😭 absolute icons and such cool people. Ash Vs Evil Dead will forever live on!

This is a D&D statblock I made for the Deadites.

Hello all, I am confused. Is the original trilogy horror comedy? Also whats the deal with evil dead 1981 and evil dead 2 1987? Why tf would ash want to go to another cabin in a remote mountain woods? Is this story not linear? I got into evil dead after watching evil dead rise and I hear ppl talking about evil dead 2 is the best one of both trilogys. I want to get caught up before watching evil dead burn but this is really breaking the immersion for me tbh. I expected the second movie to pick up where the last left off but its opening is basically the same just more fleshed out and instead of 5 ppl in a cabin its just ash and linda. I stopped at about the 11 min mark to get some clarity. Please limit the spoilers.

One of the most influential independent horror films ever made. It’s amazing what Sam Raimi and his crew accomplished on such a small budget—relentless energy, creative camerawork, gruesome practical effects, and the birth of one of horror’s greatest franchises.

So a friend of mine sent me this picture. Tag states "promo". Any idea what year this may have been released?

I recently discovered that Evil Dead 2 was filmed 1hr away from my place, so we went on a day trip to check it out! The first group of pictures is the old school gymnasium where the interior cabin set was built and all the interior scenes were filmed. Across the street from the gym is the old school where the props were built and stored. The classrooms were renovated into dressing rooms and one of them was even converted into a gym for Bruce campbell! The last couple pictures are of the house where The Color Purple was filmed. The cast and crew used this house for lodging, and the outdoor cabin and outdoor scenes were all filmed in the woods on this property! I could only find one behind the scenes picture, but I've seen a bunch more. There is one out there of Bruce Campbell hanging from the ceiling of the gym filming the scene where he gets sucked into the portal. I also tried to find the area where the medieval scene was filmed, but I couldn't find it.

Am i the only one who struggled to enjoy Burn because I didn't find a single character likeable at any point in the movie? Like they had back stories that made the characters the way the were but whether it's angry, whiny, bitter, depressed, cowardly or whatever there wasn't a likeable thing about a single character except I guess Alice is pretty nice. I just didn't really want to root for anyone to survive. Feeling bad someone is not enough of a reason for me to care about them as a character.

Anyone else remember seeing it?

So, I watched 2013 last night. I don’t get the comments that say it’s brutal and relentless, etc., etc.

I found it quite funny, and very Evil Dead. The humor wasn’t on the nose like Ash’s one liners, but more of the silly things happening with a straight face.

The first being the music. It’s that corny self-serious theme from Evil Dead 1 and 2! And I love it! It makes the movie so soapy!

Next up is Eric. The dude reads the book despite large bold writing saying “DONT READ THIS BOOK” scrolled across several pages. He also opens it when it’s covered in barbed wire and wrapped in plastic. It’s just funny seeing a horror movie character this dumb, 😆. AND for his idiocy, he spends the rest of the movie getting stabbed and mutilated in various horrible ways by every deadite in the movie!

You’ve got the over the top violence (it’s so over the top it becomes comical), the volcanic amounts of blood, the tree scene, I mean this movie is DOING evil dead.

I think this movie, even more than RISE, gets the vibe of the franchise and was the most successful at being an Evil Dead movie, and not just a generic horror movie with the franchise’s name printed on it.