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Evil Dead Rise.

I had so much fun. Its a little clunky, and i didnt liked most of the cast and there were some weird moments but damn, looks really good, its fun, gory, scary and has some great scenes.

Another great movie from this franchise.

Now, lets get Mia back!

I might go to see EDR again this week.

Also the trailer for The Boogeyman got me interested.

Evil Dead (1981)

You still can see why this is a classic. Its an impressive debut for Raimi, even if the movie is dated and the budget limitations are clear. Bruce Campbell was already a star.

Finally.

never saw it, is it good?

VinylGuy wrote:never saw it, is it good?

It's a B, plenty of good sequences but in desperate need of better character writing to match the plot.

Bi_3 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:never saw it, is it good?

It's a B, plenty of good sequences but in desperate need of better character writing to match the plot.

ill check it out. I used to love everything from De La Iglesia but its been a long time since i really cared about something he did.

finally watched The Outwaters

I liked it a lot, but felt it was 10-20 minutes too long

I'd like to watch them all eventually anyways, but do I need to see any of the other Evil Dead movies before watching the new one?

Farmer John wrote:I'd like to watch them all eventually anyways, but do I need to see any of the other Evil Dead movies before watching the new one?

no, you can see the new one and the reboot without having to see the originals.

VinylGuy wrote:

Farmer John wrote:I'd like to watch them all eventually anyways, but do I need to see any of the other Evil Dead movies before watching the new one?

no, you can see the new one and the reboot without having to see the originals.

Nice.

Is this like a Scream 6 situation where the new one is a sequel to the reboot?

Farmer John wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Farmer John wrote:I'd like to watch them all eventually anyways, but do I need to see any of the other Evil Dead movies before watching the new one?

no, you can see the new one and the reboot without having to see the originals.

Nice.

Is this like a Scream 6 situation where the new one is a sequel to the reboot?

goddamn no, just watch the movie, you are fine

VinylGuy wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Farmer John wrote:I'd like to watch them all eventually anyways, but do I need to see any of the other Evil Dead movies before watching the new one?

no, you can see the new one and the reboot without having to see the originals.

Nice.

Is this like a Scream 6 situation where the new one is a sequel to the reboot?

goddamn no, just watch the movie, you are fine

Okay geez!

cmon go!! now cmon!!

just kiddin

This weekend.

Don´t you think Evil Dead Rise was very tame and safe in comparison to the others ED? I mean, It is a good horror movie, but not a very ED one, aside from the obvious references.

Hypnosomnia wrote:Don´t you think Evil Dead Rise was very tame and safe in comparison to the others ED? I mean, It is a good horror movie, but not a very ED one, aside from the obvious references.

yeah, i agree that it should have been wilder. Also the deadites were different, but well, its a different book.

100% see this (again) in the theatre if it is shown relatively locally.

"Huesera: The Bone Woman"

a feature debut Mexican horror on Shudder, very good, the best thing I've seen on Shudder for ages

Evil Dead Rise was a bloody good time. It looked incredible, too.

I'm fine with all the gore, but I really did not like that cheese grater scene.