Picks up where Evil Dead 2 left off, with Ash unceremoniously dumped into the Middle Ages, and left to deal not just with a kind of Walking Dead infestation ofĬoterie of knights and one very special lady who are understandably a bit confused to see a guy who claims to be from the future toolingĪround with a chainsaw in the place of one hand and a shotgun at the ready in the other. Speak), with a horde of nasty ghouls unleashed through some infelicitous recitations from the Necronomicon. Of the first two Evil Dead films told at least somewhat the same story, with hero Ash Williams (Bruce Campbell) encountering a bit of This third film's setting, but perhaps more importantly of Raimi's own insouciant approach toward this often silly and flat out goofy trilogy. That perhaps groan worthy pun is nevertheless a near perfect indicator not just Have been titled (wait for it) - The Medieval Dead. If Sam Raimi had had his way, this follow up to The Evil Dead and Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn Reviewed by Jeffrey Kauffman, October 24, 2015įans will of course know this little nugget, but for the uninitiated, according to the often hilarious commentary that's included on theĬut of the new Shout! Factory release of Army of Darkness,
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