Army of Darkness (1992) (Evil Dead 3)
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Army Of Ash!
Essential campy adventure schlock!
Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead trilogy at long last concluded with Army of Darkness. When it came to sequels to his cult favourite low-budget horror/comedy hybrid, Raimi never imbued them with any solid chronological obligations. In fact, the second Evil Dead fil... read more
Trapped in Time, Sourounded by Evil. Low on Gas.
UPC: 025192032226

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" While the first two, are pucktaclar masterpieces, Army of Darkness, is more quirkier comedic, and a violent The Three Stooges yuck fest. Ash is now in the Medieval Ages, trapped with no gas, and surrounded by evil. The special effects, have more of a budget which adds to it a different element, than the other films. Critics thought it was decent, and neat but it wasn’t as great as the other two. The film while not a financial success, it became a cult classic. This could be Bruce Campbell"

"Fun stuff. Great N word joke. Way more fantasy than anything else. That final battle is better than Helm's Deep..."

" 38 confirmed deaths and or possessions 32 male 1 possessed male 1 Evil Ash 1 Mini Ash Running time: 83 mins Number of kills: 28 Kills per minute: 2.13 Favourite death or possessions: Shelia, who becomes a hot, sexy Deadite and of course.... Evil Ash. Coolest death: Knight dude who becomes a geyser of blood, after falling into The Pit. Lamest death: S-Mart Deadite Survivors: Ash, Duke Henry, Lord Arthur, Linda, Assorted soldiers, Wise Old Man, Shelia, and S-Mart Girl Note: This film mark"

"Watched on: November 2nd, 2023. Damn good, now I can see why people enjoy this one so much. Middle Ages meets Demonic Supernatural Comedy Gold!"

"Pros: It’s a fun and entertaining movie. Bruce “The King” Campbell The Evil Dead, leaning more to comedy but still being The Evil Dead. Sam Raimi, at his best. The effects work “This is my boomstick!”"

"Rated: R Why it’s rated: Profanity, Adult situations, and profanity."

" "Gimme some sugar, baby." Written by Sam Raimi and Ivan Raimi Music by Joseph LoDuca Cinematography by Bill Pope Editing by Sam Raimi and Bob Murawski"

" "Gimme some sugar, baby." Directed by Sam Raimi Written by Sam Raimi and Ivan Raimi Music by Joseph LoDuca Cinematography by Bill Pope Editing by Sam Raimi and Bob Murawski"