Army of Darkness (1992) - MOVIE REACTION - First Time Watching

💀WELCOME back to my channel!💀 Today, I am watching ARMY OF DARKNESS (1992) which was picked out by my monster patron Jason and was also highly recommended to me by many of you in the community! I absolutely LOVED Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2 so I have no doubts in my mind that I will love Army of Darkness as well😝 I hope you guys are excited for today's video, grab your chicki nuggies and choccy milk because we're jumping in! 💦​
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[@LoveLaurenn]

ARMY OF DARKNESS was freaking hilarious🤣Ash's one-liners throughout this movie had me dying of laughter😂The visual effects (stop motion, practical effects, makeup effects) were awesome! Seeing evil Ash be born was probably my favorite set of scenes---watching Ash get antagonized by a copy of himself was too funny😄I really enjoyed this movie and I really hope you guys enjoy my reaction😁HAIL TO THE KING BABY👑

[@jonathanross149]

very iconic

[@daveb947]

Gotta love Bruce Campbell. The KING of camp and B movies. HAIL TO THE KING!

[@tostitochumpy]

Please tell me you're doing the tv show at some point. Ash is epic in it. "Look, let's kill this demon, and grab a churro. That's not racist, that's just a great dessert." "You know I'm not mexican, right?" "That's the spirit."

[@CalciumChief]

Ash is one the big ones Duke Nukem stole his one-liners from. While there may not have been new movies for a long while, he's been hanging out in the comics, crossing paths with Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees or Marvel zombies.

[@michaelhenson5396]

Following the aftermath of this movie is the PlayStation 1 video game Evil Dead Hail to the King and many more games after.

[@DouglasJohnson.]

The "Ash vs. The Evil Dead" series is a great follow up to this, and concludes the Ash storyline, wonderfully. Fun fact: the magic words Ash is supposed to speak are the same alien words used in "The Day the Earth Stood Still." It was Sam Raimi's little homage to another classic. Also, Ted Raimi, who you spotted in the S-Mart also appeared as one of the villagers in the past, and played "Henrietta" from the basement, in "Evil Dead II."

[@robertoliver7368]

And of course Ted Raimi was Joxer the Mighty!

[@Tommieboy2009]

It doesn't conclude anything as it ends witjmh an effing cliffhanger...

[@coreymason7017]

@@Tommieboy2009fun fact that cliffhanger is a reference to this film’s original ending where he sleeps too long and wakes in a post apocalyptic future. I feel like he knew it was getting cancelled and said screw it I’ll do my original cliffhanger. I think a comic of animated series would be a good way to finish it off since bruce doesn’t wanna play ash anymore.

[@theGhost_141]

It didn't conclude it wonderfully. It would have if they stuck with the planned 5 seasons instead of calling it quits halfway through.

[@DouglasJohnson.]

@@Tommieboy2009 It leaves it open to your imagination. It ends with Ash being a hero. Driving around in the classic, souped up for the Apocalypse with a sexy android sidekick. I thought it was a great sendoff.

[@darkhorse9027]

"What's that you got on your face?" Always has me rolling!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@matt_afact]

Fun Facts: Bruce Campbell's wife did all the costumes for this movie Most of the skeleton deadites are voiced by Bruce Campbell, Sam Raimi, and Ted Raimi. Ted plays multiple roles in the film, he is the S-Mart employee at the end and you'll remember him from the Spider- Man trilogy as Jameson's assistant. He was also the Henrietta deadite in Evil Dead II. When Evil Ash turns into a skeleton his voice changes to Sam Raimi instead of Bruce. Bruce also said that during the "goody little two shoes" bit as evil Ash that he was doing a bad Sam Raimi impression 🤣

[@dereksantillan226]

Those are great fun facts, where did you got them? I want to know more

[@matt_afact]

@@dereksantillan226 on the Army of Darkness "bootleg edition" DVD from 2003 or so, the cast/crew movie commentary and the making of documentary

[@travisfoster1071]

I wonder if she'll start the series after this, it's just as epic.

[@SirBonzo]

When I saw this back in the 90's (here in England) it had a TOTALLY different ending. It wasn't until I got the DVD that I saw the original, heroic ending. The alternative ending is alot darker! Glad you enjoyed it. This trilogy is indeed 'groovy'.

[@footak8933]

The darker ending IS the original, director's intended ending. But it was too dark for the publisher, so Sam Raimi had to shoot another, happier ending. I like the darker ending more, but the happier fits more to the awesome Ash vs Evil Dead series.

[@blastradius9136]

@@footak8933 Yeah the original ending I thought was better.

[@SirBonzo]

@@footak8933 I too enjoy the original ending more. I like the idea that no matter what Ash just can't catch a break. The only downside is that we didn't get an Evil Dead 4 set in that post apocalyptic world Ash wakes up in.

[@LordLOC]

At least Ash vs. The Evil Dead kinda follows up to the post-apocalyptic ending even if it lasts for literally as long - you know about 2 minutes.

[@MegaroadProducciones]

The original ending, the "dark" one, was to be for a fourth part, where Ash fought the deadites in the future, and looked to return to his time with a time machine. In the end, the idea was discarded, and was only covered in a few comics.

[@reconsoldier135]

YES!!!! Possibly Bruce Campbell’s greatest acting work ever

[@44excalibur]

I'm so glad you watched the original 1992 theatrical version of Army of Darkness with the theatrical ending. The Director's Cut contains the original ending that was seen in the European release. The original cliffhanger ending with Ash ending up in a post-apocalyptic world would only have worked if Sam Raimi had the chance to make a fourth Evil Dead movie, but Raimi and the studio wisely decided on the newer ending that provided closure knowing that the possibility of a fourth movie was uncertain, and they were proven correct. Plus, the Ash vs. Evil Dead series picks up where the theatrical version leaves off.

[@tyroneloki5131]

ow so thats why i was confused. coz i remember him messing it up and oversleeping.

[@neighborlyfiend1484]

Bruce Campbel has some amazing work. Bubba Ho-Tep is hillarious!

[@Wix_Mitwirth]

One thing I love about the Evil Dead series is that there's one for every mood. Straight-up horror, comedy-horror, horror-action-comedy, with the hero played slightly different ways. It's genius. I think II might be my favourite by a slim margin.

[@ShoNuff3K]

Is there anything better than Laurenn happy, smiling and laughing!? Maybe not.

[@Gabriel-all]

Sho Nuff? Who is the master?

[@scalefree]

"good, bad. I'm the guy with the gun."

[@Toumix]

31:25 this is Ted Raimi, the brother of Sam Raimi who directed the Evil Dead movies. He’s also one of the producers and he played Henrietta in Evil Dead 2

[@Mortismors]

Ted Raimi is that guy at the end, he'll always be Joxer the Mighty to me. Bruce Campbell plays a great character alongside him in Xena.

[@Greenwood4727]

the Eye ash shoulder was also in How to get Ahead in Advertising, with a similar premise in 1989, he has a boil on his shoulder and he talks to it and it grows another head

[@Shindai]

When I saw this as a kid, it had a different ending, where instead of reciting the words, he had to take 7 drops of a potion to sleep a century each, but got distracted and counted 6 twice, waking up further in the future to a world in ruins. It took 20 years, not until I got a DVD release where that alternative ending was included as an extra, that I saw it again. The whole time, not a single person believed me that I saw that ending :P

[@generic_sauce]

Oh I've been looking forward to this reaction! Hail to the king, baby! 😎

[@scalefree]

the bored clerk at the end is Sam Raimi's brother Ted who appears in most of the Evil Dead films.

[@Robert_Douglass]

Oh, the witch that screams "YOU SHALL DIE" at 10:38 is played by none other than *_Patricia Tallman,_* who went on to play Lyta Alexander in Babylon 5.

[@PlasteredDragon]

The whole eyeball on the shoulder growing into a separate person is an homage to the 1959 horror film "The Manster" which took this wacky idea seriously.

[@lukefallon8276]

I really enjoyed your reaction! Bruce "The Chin" Campbell is a lot like Ash in real life. When I met him at ComicCon he acted like an a*hole then started joking with the fans. It was like he was always in character. Army of Darkness has a totally different tone from the other movies which just shows Sam Raimi's brilliance. Other people probably already recommended Ash Vs The Evil Dead. I second that motion.

[@Eidlones]

A QandA he did once with the audience: Audience member: "Say groovy!" Bruce Campbell: "Am I your little monkey?"

[@Lugnut73]

11:45 "wow, did he just seriously make himself a robotic arm?! that is,..." "Groovy" 😂i remember when i was a teen, i kept going into this shop by my house, and seeing the VHS version of this on the shelf, after the 3rd time or so i finally bought it,... and have been hooked ever since! i had voice mods for my games of Ash, and really enjoyed Ash Vs. Evil Dead the series! it's nice to see someone else starting their journey for the 1st time as well! 👍

[@bubba966]

Army of Darkness has been my fav of the Evil Dead movies for soooo long. Campbell kills it with the absurd humor. He totally made the movie. Always enjoy his work, he's just so entertaining.

[@benjauron5873]

It's always been a big mystery where this movie takes place, because practically every medieval European kingdom looked like Vasquez Rocks.

[@MikeBuechele]

The guy you recognized at the end is Ted Raimi, who is in a lot of Sam's projects including a fan fav role as Joxer in the Xena franchise.

[@johnmaynardable]

The origin of the phrase "klaatu barada nikto" is from the '50's sci fi classic film The Day The Earth Stood Still.

[@elroysez8333]

You have such a great, and contagious laugh! That was a lot of fun. When I was in the Air Force in the 90's this movie was a staple of entertainment while we were deployed in Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Never really got tired of it.

[@trevorlloyd7350]

Bruce Campbell is the finest man to grace a silver screen All the other actors just degrade his noble scenes The Oscars should award him for his wondrous career Hold a town parade for him with each movie premiere

[@bobriemersma]

Bruce's TV series "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr." was fun too.

[@BMcCoyOfficial]

For 1992 this movie is absolutely fantastic, didn’t do well at the beginning but is an absolute cult classic now

[@XcaptainXobliviousX]

"I'm the guy with the gun" cut! i /hate/ that there are versions with that line replaced, its my favorite line in the whole movie

[@po5283]

You will absolutely love Ash vs Evil Dead, it's the ultimate mix of everything that was great in the movies, just condensed and intensified, has all the gore of the first 2 with all the sassy dialog, humor and Ash being Ash that the 3rd film had. Speaking of Bruce Campbell, if you get the chance, watch Jack of All Trades and The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. both series are a ton of fun with great ensemble casts and some epic guests along the way. For the more serious side but still plenty of jokes and fun, also have to recommend Burn Notice, a spy, drama series he co-stars in that was very well done and also has a great cast. And lastly, 2 other films with Bruce you have to watch at some point, Bubba Ho-Tep where he stars alongside the late great Ossie Davis, in a film that defies explanation and the incredibly meta, My Name is Bruce, which is full of Evil Dead references and perfect for every fan of the franchise.

[@ambrosemilen3582]

31:15 The S-mart employee in glasses at the end is Sam Raimi's brother is Ted Raimi, who also appeared in Evil Dead 2 as possessed Henrietta.

[@awakeatnight7668]

Bruce Campbell was hilarious in this movie lmao

[@thatfunk]

Army of Darkness is possibly the most quotable movie of all time!

[@TheTitandog70]

The memories, I was in middle school when this came out, love it, saw in the theater, still quote it today, gimme some sugar baby. it been 30 years and it never get old. Timeless and will never go out if style. great reaction Lauren as always

[@mikearmstrong8483]

Just shows how much of a spoof this is, that it pays homage to the 50s classic "The Day The Earth Stood Still". His magic words Klaatu Barata Nicto were the phrase that was needed to control the robot in that movie.

[@toddjohnson5176]

Hey Lauren! I am so happy you are reviewing these absolute classics!Army of Darkness is such a fun movie.loved the reaction! Thank you!!🥰🌝

[@derekdecker555]

Sam Rami was such a huge part of my childhood man; this, Hercules, Xena, and the Spider-Man movies. So much of what I find funny and cool directly comes from that dude.

[@blastradius9136]

As a kid I literally didnt know this was a sequel to Evil Dead 2 until I saw the dark horse comic book adaptation back in the day. lol

[@Smileybeeblevrox]

I remember watching this in the theatre in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The whole crowd cheered when the boomstick part was said. Also do you recognize the main actress in this? Her very next movie was Schindler's List. Yep that's her!

[@mudbutt234]

"RETREAT! RETREAT!" "LET'S GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE!"

[@goosefukulardeath7300]

“I feel like a chainsaw arm would be really HANDY right now!” I see what you DID there !

[@tsogobauggi8721]

26:12 That was Xena cry. :D

[@Grimbear13]

So fun fact about the Evil Dead Trilogy. A different studio made each movie, so that's why scenes like him cutting off his hand was in a different room because they couldn't use footage from any of the other movies so they had to reshoot anything they wanted to reuse.

[@scottlette]

I saw this in the cinema on its initial release. A true classic of comedy horror.

[@meadowenthusiast]

32:47 "off-standish" lol

[@andersthomsen3409]

The guy you thought was playing a knight as well were one of the Raimis. Sam and his brothers Ted and Ivan were all involved in the movie, including cameos.

[@christopheryochum3602]

When I was a kid, one of the most entertaining, creative TV series starred Bruce Campbell. A kind of modern version of "The Wild, Wild West," it was a combination (get this) western, comedy, science-fiction. It was called "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr." Created by Jeffrey Boam and Carlton Cuse, who scripted "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade," the show lasted only one season, but showcased handsome Campbell in a still-campy, but more serious venue, which didn't require him to make over-the-top faces in ridiculous situations. It was so much fun, but most younger people have never heard of it. I always felt, after watching it, that Campbell really deserved more of a leading-man status enjoyed by "bigger" leading-man stars.

[@SephirothWaifu]

One of my fav movies as a kid. Bought my dad the shirt! Bruce is still adorable! I loved him Xena Warrior Princess as the "Kind of Thieves🖤" Just as from the sequel to this movie, I love that the director Sam Raimi's brother is in it whom I LOVE and plays Joxer in Xena as well *.* So hilarious!!

[@kieronball8962]

Loved your reactions to this fun movie, Laurenn. I understand why they chose this ending for the film, ( in case of a movie sequel / tv show sequel ) but my favourite part from Army Of Darkness is the alternate ending! :)

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

"My Name Is Bruce" and "Bubba Ho-Tep" in addition to "Ash Vs The Evil Dead" to get a better Bruce experience. Ash's ability to take damage is somewhere between Wolverine and Deadpool.

[@timothykalinowski504]

That Dude he is talking to in the store and who played one of the villagers is Ted Raimi, director Sam Raimi's brother. Watch any Sam Raimi film and Ted is in it somewhere, often playing multiple characters.

[@lurkerrekrul]

The 1997 DOS game Blood has several references to the Evil Dead movies. At the start of the game, your character says "I live... Again." At the end of the fourth normal episode, he says "Good, bad, I'm the guy with the gun." A common nuisance enemy in the game is a disembodied hand that says "I'll swallow your soul!" And there are mirrors in some levels, that if broken, will unleash a bunch of mini-versions of your character.

[@guyveromega27]

I must absolutely recommend you watch The Boondock Saints. This phenomenal film flew under even my radar for quite a while before watching it.

[@MonkeeKnucklez2]

Once again, the comedy takes center stage over the horror and it makes this such a fun watch.

[@georger.3489]

This movie together with Gremlins introduced me as a kid to the the horror game, great memories. Amazing reaction as always Lauren❤️

[@alexanderriley2979]

Quote of the reaction: "I feel like the chainsaw arm would be really handy right now." 28:44

[@wampa25]

31:24 - That's Ted Raimi, Sam's little brother. He's in most of Sam's films. He played the possessed Henrietta in Evil Dead 2 and he played J. Jonah Jameson's assistant in the first 3 Spider-man films. He also had a recurring role as Joxer in the Sam Raimi produced show Xena Warrior Princess.

[@davesilkstone6912]

I saw this at the cinema and when they said the phrase for the necronomicon, I was the only person in the cinema that laughed. I guess that I was the only one that had seen The Day The Earth Stood Still (1951)

[@boqndimitrov8693]

I love this movie, no matter if it's the original ending, or the one imposed by the studio at the last minute. This is how comedy is done!

[@christophersantiago3696]

I remember watching the Evil Dead Trilogy in reverse....I first watched Army Of Darkness first on the Sci-Fi channel in 1999...then rented Evil Dead Parts 1 and 2...and fell in love with the franchise ever since!!!! I love the over the top gore...and the Looney Tunes/Three Stooges type comedy!!! Awesome reaction...Hail to the King baby!!!😅😂

[@Linkvega1]

There is an alternate end where he fucks up taking the drops to get back and sleeps through the apocalypse

[@christopheryochum3602]

What a pleasure. After searching through my bookmarks of all these reactors doing fantasies and comic-book derivations, I found you! Finally, something plausible, based on science, to satisfy my craving for reality-based scenarios! Worthwhile viewing!

[@rumpelstiltskin312]

Sam Rammi was the director and he and Bruce were highschool buddies. One of Sam's favorite things was to torture Bruce during filming. The guy at the end that Ash was telling the story to was Ted Rammi, Sam's brother. Bruce does a cameo in most of Sam's movies. You also need to see the alternate ending.

[@Groove_Gamer]

One of the most quotable movies ever made, so many great one liners.

[@savior532]

I don't think I've ever seen you laugh so much in a reaction!

[@jeramiahlutz2112]

My wife's grandfather was in this movie in three different roles. Larry Polson r.i.p. played one of the villagers before Ash goes into the pit with the monster, the old wise man who stays silent after Ash comes out of the pit and goes into the castle and finally as a deadite.

[@charleswilliams6236]

The army of Darkness is such a funny movie I went to the show and watched this one when I was a freshman in high school

[@leniobarcelos1770]

@31:25 I've never noticed that in all these years. Good catch, Lauren.

[@mikeman2862]

You can tell this movie was the seed for the TV-shows Hercules and Xena. Fun trivia: Originally they were gonna film Ash and the car landing in the past again, but the crane fell over (it was placed on the side of the quarry they were shooting in) so they just used the old footage instead

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

The 90's Hercules series was once apart of a random rotation of sci-fi or fantasy shows. It was called "Action Pack" and one of the series was Hercules. It eventually got it's own separate series once it became popular. There were a few other series that never made it though. Xena is just a spin-off of Hercules. I don't really think there is any inspiration from Army of Darkness, just similarities that most stuff in the 90's had.

[@mikeman2862]

@@My-Name-Isnt-Important Bruce mentions it in the book If Chins Could Kill. Sam and Rob took the idea of Ashs talking modern and stuff, then just toned it down for when they made Hercules (and subsequently Xena)

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

@@mikeman2862 Sam Raimi wasn't involved in the creation or writing of Hercules. Ted Raimi was in a few episodes and even Bruce Campbell was too, but Christian Williams was the creator of the series. Also, the style or idea of Colloquial speech in a pre-modern setting wasn't original to Army of Darkness. In your original comment, which you've now edited since my first comment, you said; 'You can tell this movie was the seed for the TV-shows Hercules and Xena.' Are you sure it is confirmed in Campbell's book, or are you just convinced there is a connection?

[@mikeman2862]

lol, the edit was done about a minute after i first wrote it to add the trivia about the car (which is also in the book) You can read the book for yourself and check if you want. The Hercules and Xena stuff is in the last third of the book, after he explains how little money he made from working on Army

[@Tommy-he7dx]

Where Duke Nukem & Serious Sam get all their lines.....Ashley J. Williams the OG.....Hail to the King

[@chrisl4451]

Your laughing is infectious, I'm glad you enjoyed the movie.

[@sirequinox4874]

There is an alternate ending that you need to see. Also, the words Ash was supposed to say over the book--"Klaatu barada nikto" are from the movie "The Day the Earth Stood Still," what the alien Klaatu told Patricia Neal's character to say to the robot Gort. And the actor you recognized at the end is Ted Raimi, brother of the director of the movie, Sam Raimi.

[@peterk7931]

This movie knows exactly what it is.

[@Parallaxus]

As silly as I have always found Army of Darkness, I guess I must have enjoyed it at least a little b/c I have used several of Ash's one liners several times throughout my life. I had forgotten how silly it was til watching it again here, but I got some enjoyment out of it vicariously through Lauren's genuine enjoyment of it. Through all of the head shaking and eye rolling, I still managed to smile and laugh through it.

[@josephcasanova1975]

The guy at the end you were talking about was Ted Raimi. He is the younger brother of Sam Raimi. He achieved his most famous role by playing Joxer The Mighty in Xena The Warrior Princess.

[@OMGWTFBBQKITTEN]

I havent seen this movie in ages, but now that I rewatched it here it is interesting to see that the guy in this scene 31:08 played Joxer the Mighty from Xena Warrior Princess along with Bruce Campbell who played the Thief Autolycus.

[@PaulOfTarsus777]

I love this movie. It's a classic and so very cheezy. Some of the best worst lines ever. "Gimmie some sugar, baby" 🤣🤣

[@richwilliams7787]

WOW!!! Since I am use to just watching the movie (and quoting it through out) this video showed just how difficult it is to put one together. You hit every one of my favorite lines (and there's a bunch of them). The pacing was great. Your reaction was so much fun. So, it was another example of why I keep coming back.🧡 Lauren, wonderful job🥰 I can't wait to see what's next. Have a beautiful evening and I'll see you on Live. As always, Peace and love Lauren.🧡✌️. I'm out

[@LoveLaurenn]

The one-liners were some of the best hands down, they had me cracking up so many times😂I'm glad you enjoyed the video Rich, that makes me happy to read😊Thank you so much for watching!

[@mykeleddy2608]

On KZbin is the making/documentary of the evil dead movies. Highly recommend

[@judsongaiden9878]

9:11 Ackchyually, it's an IGA/Stoeger Coach Gun. 12-gauge, double-barrel, side-by-side, hammerless boxlock, vent rib. 20" barrels, bead sight, blue finish, hardwood stock, double triggers, double extractors. 9:13 Ackchyually, it's a budget-priced gun as far as double-barrels go. Top of the line would be something like a Remington Peerless. And that's if we're sticking with double-barrels. 9:18 Ackchyually, it was made in Brazil by IGA and imported by Stoeger. 11:45 "This man is an engineering genius! Why is he working at S-Mart?!" ~Rich Evans 26:30 Why do you suppose he said "21st" instead of "20th?" I think it's canon that the events of the first two movies take place in 1982, plus AoD came out in 1992, so in either case, it's still the 20th century. 31:25 "Hey, kids! It's TED Raimi!" (applause) He played the Henrietta Deadite in ED2. 32:47 (standoffish)

[@ciphernine7824]

In each Evil Dead film, Ash's gf Linda is played by a distinctly different actress. In this installment, we only get a cameo of Linda, played by Bridget Fonda. The actor you mentioned, who played two roles in this film, is director Sam Raimi's brother Ted (SeaQuest, Xena). Also, you may want to check out another Bruce Campbell adventure, "Bubba Ho-Tep." It has to be seen to be believed.

[@MegaPorkchopexpress]

Many congratulations on a mega milestone of 25k subs!!! Lovelaurenn.....we need an Ash emoji : )

[@adamworld8823]

Ash vs Evil Dead is a must watch!

[@DavidGowers]

That guy Ash was talking to, the one you commented on, was played by Ted Raimi, brother and regular supporting actor in Sam Raimi's movies. The car is also in pretty much every movie Sam Raimi makes. I'm KINDA disappointed it didn't have the original ending, though. The one where Ash drinks one drop too many of the liquid and wakes up a century too late.

[@NyarlathotepAD]

Ash vs. The Evil Dead is this movie on steroids, highly recommend it!

[@davidmason5163]

Iconic underground classic. Takes me back to teenage years and vhs hire to watch this!

[@jjg1067]

The "Ash vs Evil Dead" series takes place 30 years after the 3 movies. It's got 3 seasons and it's a good time to watch even if it's in personal time and not for content.

[@CalciumChief]

2:04 It was also lots more bloodier, but this movies goes more for a goofy, slapstick feel than horror. 23:34 Of course it's stop-motion. And if you want more of that, you can check out pretty much anything from Ray Harryhausen, especially Jason and the Argonauts for some spooky skeletons like these. 29:23 Indeed, but combined with live footage of Bruce Campbell shadow-fighting. Again, stuff Ray Harryhausen was all about.

[@chadlynch1551]

One of my dad's favorite movies.

[@jhilal2385]

"Klaatu Barada Nikto" is a reference to the 1951 movie "The Day The Earth Stood Still"

[@mat3o557]

"Give me sum sugar baby" 😂

[@jcastromex]

Hey Laurenn, "A.o.D." is one of the funniest horror/comedies of all time! The numerous, quotable one-liners are unforgettable! I'd like to toss in some suggestions for a possible review somewhere in the future. Two are horror comedies and the others are just plain scary😄: "Dead Heat" (1988) "Dead Alive" (a.k.a. "Braindead" - 1992; be sure to watch the 'UNRATED' version!) Constantine (2005) "IT! - Chapter 1" (2017) & "Chapter 2" (2019) "The Invisible Man" (2020). Keep up the great reactions! I'm thoroughly loving them! 📽❤️

[@pappajudas9267]

Klaatu Barada Nikto It's from the day the Earth stood. Still. There are references to it in several things including Star Wars, Tron and probably most famously the army of Darkness.

[@robertnichol3669]

now time to dive into Ash Vs. Evil Dead....years later and you get to see an older (not wiser) Ash. lol

[@ZombieShobb]

I love this movie so much. I watched it when i was 9 years old and i still love it. I love horror and horror/comedy movies (for me) is a special kind of comedy. If you are into the joke you will laugh with the movie, if not you are not getting the joke you are not gonna get it. Laurenn, you should do a female Ash cosplay. That would be awesome! As always, keep doing what you are doing and i will always watch. As Ash would say: "Groovy."

[@SimoExMachina2]

The tiny Ashes are a reference to the Gulliver's Travels and the Lilliputs, who are a race of tiny humanoid creatures. This movie borrows a lot from classic fairy tales and turns them into horror elements.

[@imustbreakyou2170]

Yeah, the S-mart ending is the best of the three 😁

[@Fettman89]

Yep this whole series is a classic, love it all, Ash Vs. Evil ead would be such a fun watch with you, and also Evil Dead remake, is really, really good.