Evil Dead 2 | First Time Watching! | Movie REACTION!

[@Carlos-Dangerous]

You must watch Army of Darkness and you absolutely positively have to watch the series ASH VS EVIL DEAD. One episode and you won’t stop!

[@chrismais]

Excellent suggestion.

[@roberttetlow2974]

Darkman, definitely. That's pure, uncut Raimi, with a budget.

[@andrescastro5520]

The pink elephant please!

[@JsscRchlDrsy]

OMG. I completely forgot about DARKMAN. I love that movie.

[@jjg1067]

You'll have to watch the Ash vs Evil Dead series after Army of Darkness. It continues with Ash 30 years after the movies and is easily my personal favorite storyline for Ash

[@jh5131]

Yeah really hope they catch that after AoD

[@ener11454]

Army of Darkness is a direct sequel to this movie, it picks up exactly where this ends only with that final sequence done a tiny bit differently.

[@ani_tas]

Ossie Davis and Bruce Campbell in Bubba Ho-Tep (2002). Not Sam Rami directly, but the director showed him the script and he said "You need Bruce Campbell to play Elvis !" So it's Rami read and recommended. 😀

[@judsongaiden9878]

Directed by "Don Coskereezee" (which is what Bruce-as-Elvis calls him in the commentary) of Phantasm phame. Reggie Bannister's also in it.

[@dreamingdark1817]

Also well worth checking out The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. for more fun with Bruce Campbell.

[@xbackmaskingx]

Army of Darkness, LET’S GO!!! 🛡️⚔️🏰💀🪦

[@kerquejoe]

Drag Me to Hell (2009) and Darkman (1990) are underrated bangers by Sam Raimi.

[@rexmundi2986]

I also really like the quick and the dead.

[@tommc3622]

The Gift (2000) is another underrated/overlooked gem.

[@richizzle88]

Came to say the exact same thing. Both are great.

[@erikbjelke4411]

Drag Me To Hell is definitely very similar to Evil Dead II in tone and direction. Darkman I recall being rather good. The Quick And The Dead is amazing.

[@agarven1]

That is so true

[@notjustforhackers4252]

Fun Fact: Evil Dead 2 is the best film ever made.

[@darthken815]

Correction: Grooviest horror/comedy ever made.

[@Ghostsfood]

It really is

[@anonymes2884]

This checks out.

[@TheGundamsword]

Best horror comedy by far

[@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield]

Close, but Peter Jackson’s “Braindead” holds that title.

[@sonnercampbell1702]

The Evil Dead Franchise is pure insanity, and I absolutely love it

[@EyeonAbilene]

If you two want more Bruce Campbell try bubba hotep

[@Billinois78]

Bubba Ho-Tep is great.

[@GatorScribe726]

Hell, yeah!

[@indridcold3762]

I can't wait for you two to watch Army of Darkness. You will love that one.

[@VforVictory00]

The basic explanation for it not being a direct sequel to the first is because they didn't have the rights to the first movie, so they had to redo the intro story. Also, my first introduction to this franchise was actually in an episode of the Canadian CGI TV series "Reboot" in which they made a parody of it.

[@cosmiccat6708]

Sam Raimi didn't have the legal rights to the first film due to, I think, all the investments needed to make it. He also couldn't have his original composer from the first film. Consequently, he had to do a quick recap to introduce the reasons for Ash being in the cabin in the first place. It's only from the time you see Ash possessed, therefore, that the movie truly begins. It's such a great movie though, isn't it. It was fun seeing you enjoying it. On to the third one then, for Chandra anyway !😺 Oh, and Bruce really can flip his body around like that !

[@Melancthon7332]

"I feel like I'm high right now" - the absolute perfect response to this film. Nothing else can quite hit the line between comedy and horror the same way, and hit it *so hard.*

[@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield]

A lot of people seem to forget or ignore the almost psychedelic aspects to many of horror’s greatest movies.

[@Melancthon7332]

@@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield Seeing as the only movie to make me feel close the same kind of hysteric high as EDII was probably Hausu, I'm with you.

[@BigGator5]

"Groovy." Fun Fact: Theatrical film debut of Kassie Wesley DePaiva. Movie Magic Fact: The eyeball swallowing shot was actually filmed in reverse. Smoking Effect Fact: The smoke that comes from the chainsaw is actually tobacco smoke. Sam Raimi rigged tubing to the back of the chainsaw, hid off-camera and blew cigarette smoke through the tube to create the effect. Tit-For-Tat Fact: A glove belonging to the Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) character can be seen hanging above the door of the tool shed when Ash (Bruce Campbell) carves his girlfriend's head with a chainsaw and when he's looking for the pages in the later cellar scenes. This was in response to the use of The Evil Dead (1981) in A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984). Not A Remake Fact: Often considered to be a remake of The Evil Dead (1981); however, this is not accurate. The rights to show scenes from the original could not be obtained to recap what happened, so the beginning was remade to explain how Ash (Bruce Campbell) got to the cabin. Several KZbinrs have been misled on this and have been tricked into watching this movie first.

[@corvus1970]

Addendum: The use of "The Evil Dead" in "A Nightmare on Elm Street" was Wes Craven giving Rami a nod for the poster from "The Hills Have Eyes" showing up in the basement in "The Evil Dead."

[@PastHisPrime336]

It's arequel. The beginning is a remake. The sequel starts when he gets picked up by the force.

[@timmi7986]

The eyeball in the mouth is the best scene in this movie.

[@TheeGoatPig]

I saw these movies out of order as well. This, Army, and then the first. My older brother didn't want to drive me home after school one day when I was a freshman and he was a senior back in 1990 or 91, so he asked me if I wanted to hang at his friend Matt's house. We watched this on vhs. I had seen bits and pieces of the opening on late-night cable, but it wasn't a T&A movie so I would move on, and I was not expecting it to go where it did. I saw the third one in the theater when I was a senior in high school and had to buy the first one on DVD to see it (with the necronomicon book of flesh case). I think this one is my favorite of the original three. I haven't seen the newer two. And then a few years later I learned the Deicide song Dead By Dawn was based on tis movie as I fell in love with death metal for a few decades...

[@Mrryn]

24:59 Chandra: "It's really big." Jordan: "It's gotta be a model." Somewhere, King Arthur: "Shhh."

[@Dylan_Platt]

Amazing reaction. Easily my favorite movie of all time. Fun fact: Bruce Campbell has been able to grab himself by the back of the neck and flip himself over since he was a kid, he used to do it to amuse himself and Sam Raimi. Here, they finally figured out a reason to put it in a movie!

[@ciphernine7824]

Evil Dead 2 is a remake of the original story, and retcons several things (copyright issues prevented Raimi from using any footage from the first film). ED-2 had ten times the budget of ED-1, and was a much more polished production. Bruce Campbell and director Sam Raimi came up with the name that perfectly describes these movies - "Splatstick," which combines slapstick comedy and over-the-top gore.

[@catfishbear8619]

I love the sounds of demons possessing people and cabin carnage mixed in with the sounds of the cat purrs being picked up by your mics lol

[@ESG151]

My favorite poart about Evil Dead movies is that you think you know what you're getting when you go into one but then you really just have no idea 🤣. So many twists and turns in every one of these you don't know where you'll end up. I think the third is really good evidence of that xD. As far as Raimi movies, I have a few recommendations I think most folks would agree with: Drag Me To Hell The Quick and the Dead The Hudsucker Proxy The Spider-Man Trilogy I think those movies are kind of the biggest examples of his range and talents condensed into 5 or 6 movies, esp if you've seen the Evil Dead ones

[@BruceEllis-gd9tx]

Almost every Sam Raimi movie features the same car, his father's yellow 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88. The only exception is "For the Love of the Game" (1999), where the car was inadvertently edited out.

[@jasonbeatty831]

My personal favorite entry in the franchise. Just….perfect.

[@Xonslaught1]

In my head canon, the reason Ash remembered the first movie wrong is because he literally list his mind, but a filmmaker like Raimi is Edgar Wright. He did Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz

[@KevMcKean]

"A Simple Plan" with Bill Paxton and Billy Bob Thornton is a classic thriller, and a rare serious one from Raimi.

[@davidmannion7333]

Really good movie that seems to have become a little bit forgotten these days.

[@kailee87]

one of the most best creaziest funny horror movies of all time

[@laserpanda94]

If you forward to the scene where he gets out of the puddle after being flung through the air it works as a direct follow on from the first movie (and means he's had an even rougher time than depicted here).

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

Same Raimi loves the character The Shadow. He tried to get the rights and adapt a film version, but was denied continually. So instead he made his own character and released the 1990 film Darkman. He also directed the films The Quick and the Dead, A Simple Plan, and For Love of the Game. Those three are pretty different from his usual style but shows he has range with his directing style. Darkman, Drag me to Hell, and the three Raimi Spiderman films have a lot of the classic Raimi style to them. Even the 2013 movie Oz the Great and Powerful, has a few of the classic Raimi camera shots and scenes.

[@Minion_of_Cthulhu]

That was such a fun reaction to watch! I don't think I've ever seen anyone react to Evil Dead 2 and laugh as much as you two did. You definitely need to watch the Ash vs Evil Dead series after Army of Darkness. It takes everything that makes Evil Dead 2 great and puts it into an excellent TV series. It's relatively brief, too, with only three seasons of 10 episodes each. If you want to continue with Evil Dead, there was a 2013 remake that's actually quite good. Ash isn't in it, but that's the only real negative. Both Bruce Campbell and Sam Rami were involved in the production, which probably helped. If I'm not mistaken, they used all physical effects rather than relying on digital effects like many remakes do. There's also a more recent sequel with Evil Dead Rise, which is apparently the first step in establishing a connected Evil Dead "universe" which in intended to tie all of the existing movies, the TV series, and future films together more coherently.

[@jeffbachman2949]

You should really watch the TV show Ash vs Evil dead it's so a funny horror show

[@o0pinkdino0o]

Raimi - The Quick & The Dead - awesome western with Sharon Stone whom also produced in which she personally introduces two actors into the world - Leonardo di Caprio and Russel Crowe ! Nice one Sharon. Darkman is a fun dark superhero movie with Liam Neeson Spider-Man 1 & 2 are both fondly thought about, particularly a scene in 2 featuring Doc Ock's arms Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is his most Evil Dead-like vehicle

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hope you two are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@misterkite]

Sam Raimi and Bill Paxton together in A Simple Plan (1998).

[@DeyCallMeDrama]

Evil Dead 2 is the BEST of the trilogy!!

[@eshuorishas9987]

“The first one was disgusting” lol buckle up

[@StevenJShow]

Evil Dead 2 is arguably the gold standard of the series, but Army of Darkness is a lot of fun too. I will say this.. You guys should strongly consider Ash vs Evil Dead as a recurring reaction. I think you would enjoy the Hell out of it. Short episodes, very pulpy, all of the stuff that makes these three movies so good. I was so happy as an Evil Dead fan that we got that show. Also, just as a side bar, if you really want a good time, plug in the Evil Dead 2 DVD and listen to the commentary with Campbell, Raimi, Tapert and Nicotero. They are a HOOT.

[@hellomark1]

This movie is the pinnacle of comedy/horror. Most movies in the limited genre lean more into the comedy or the horror, but this one is the perfect balance to me. It's legit scary and freaky in a lot of parts, then has you laughing at not-obvious jokes. If you guys ever get the chance, you NEED to see "Evil Dead: The Musical." You could even just listen to the music from it and get most of what's going on, having seen 1 & 2. But if you can, see it live, and sit in the "Splatter Zone" :)

[@amsferreira]

Sam Raimi's Drag me to hell is amazing.

[@Joe-hh8gd]

4k version was just released this week

[@Brian-qn7fn]

It sucks.

[@user-dh5tn2zj6e]

I recommend "Bad Taste" and "Meet The Feebles", classic early Peter Jackson😂

[@stathissdz2125]

The most Campbell-tastic thing ever!

[@Bruce-Wayne79]

Chandra you gonna love Army Of Darkness since your into Fantasy and Ash is now stuck in the Middle Evil Times. ⚔️

[@1138gabe]

SOOO glad you watched this one! Sam Raimi directed the first three Spiderman's, and "Ash" / Bruce Campbell is in all of them as quick cameos!

[@Billinois78]

'Bubba Ho-Tep' is a great 'non-Sam-Raimi 'Bruce Campbell movie.

[@ИльяЛуценко-щ2д]

The best reaction ever! You are so great!Thank you!😊

[@munkeypantsman]

The series Ash vs Evil Dead (2015) is a must-watch if you like the original trilogy. They're 30min episodes too, so it's less of a time commitment than many series'.

[@hkaayaakuu]

Im loving this recent evil dead coverage on youtube. You're the 3rd chanel ive seen with evil dead

[@Kaitschi]

Drag me to Hell & Darkman is also typical Sam Raimi Galore. Also Ash vs. Evil Dead is an amazing TV-Show and the Evil Dead Remake is one of the best Reboots in Movie-History. Everything in that Franchise is great.

[@mikemorse17]

What's really cool about this one is that if you look carefully in the background of the tool shed you can clearly see Freddy Kruegers glove hanging on the wall, then later, in Jason Goes to Hell The Final Friday, director Adam Marcus asked Sam Raimi if he could use the Necronomicon a.k.a. The Book of the Dead in his movie and he got it, lots of cool stuff in that movie, but this movie is an acid trip minus the acid, so cool.

[@mohanicus]

For the "evil force" pov shot of it chasing ash....it was literally sam rami and his crew running their asses off through the woods after bruce campbell for the cabin chase that cabin was built inside a school gym hall...if you look really closely in some of the shots there's no roof during that chase....fun fact...as ash goes to the work she'd.. right above the door when it opens is freddy kruger's glove from a nightmare on elm st.

[@80smoviesfan]

That was a fun reaction to one of my favorite Horror movies. I love the whole Franchise of the evil dead that includes the 2013 remake, The Recent Evil dead Rise and the tv Show Ash vs Evil Dead. The Whole Franchise is GROOVY. You asked for some Sam Raimi movies i would recommend Darkman (1990) and A Simple Plan (2001) And if you want to see more of Bruce Campbell then i recommend The Movies Bubba Ho-Tep (2002) and My Name is Bruce (2007).

[@petergaynes9201]

Super fun watching you two enjoy this so much

[@danielbullock1019]

The old lady in the cellar demon was played by Ted Raimi, Sam's brother.

[@BudhagRizzo]

Evil Dead 2 is Sam Raimi's redo with a slightly bigger budget. This is the movie that made Bruce Campbell. The first time I watched this movie, I wanted to see everything he was in!

[@andrewgrossman4982]

I’m looking forward to watching you watch this! You KNOW you need to react to ARMY OF DARKNESS next, right? That is absolutely my favorite of the three. And I think you will love it!

[@XDviper45]

This just makes me want to replay the game Evil Dead Hail to the King.

[@darthken815]

I love that game!

[@diegovargasdiego]

Bruce Campbell could watch paint dry and I’d love it

[@TsDwelling]

CANNOT wait for you two to watch Army of Darkness! My favorite of all the Evil Dead franchise.

[@MrMarioski]

Sam Raimi loves to use his car, an Oldsmobile Delta 88 that he transformed the chassis as a carriage for his western tale, The Quick and The Dead (1995) 😂

[@Salomon_G]

One of the most fun movies of all time.

[@ThatBonsaipanda]

Add 'Darkman' to the Sam Raimi list! \o/

[@mike79p]

I guess I'll be the only one to recommend Sam Raimi's highly underrated 1994 western "The Quick & The Dead". Stars Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe and Leonardo Dicaprio! I slept on it for a few decades but was blown away by how great it was!

[@ephraimthemugwump]

Darkman is super fun, Raimi wanted to make a Batman or Shadow movie but couldn’t get the rights, so he made up his own thing instead. Highly recommended for peak Raimi style direction. The Gift and A Simple Plan are more dramatic and very different from what you usually watch on this channel, but very good movies and worth a watch. Can’t wait for AOD!

[@ieyke]

It's not a remake per se. Because the beginning of the movie with just his girlfriend is meant to be a speedrun lite recap of the first movie, and from that point onwards it's PURELY a sequel where Ash is just STILL stuck at the cabin. The Evil Dead series doesn't take continuity SUPER seriously, partially because the rights keep trading hands from one company to the next, so they didn't have rights to footage from the previous movies, so they had to keep remaking stuff if they wanted to do a "flashback" or "recap" to get audiences up to speed. And every time they do a remake the details only ROUGHLY match (potentially to avoid some sort of legal issues?).

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Ash's ability to take damage is somewhere between John Wick and Deadpool.

[@deckofcards87]

Finally, reactors who appreciate the slapstick, set pieces and overall brilliance of this movie!! Evil Dead 2 is definitely a comedy compared to the original which had a much lower budget but is scarier, in my opinion. Evil Dead III Army of Darkness is more or less a Fantasy/Adventure with some elements of horror. Sam Raimi wanted to approach the same themes in each entry but with different tones. For practical effects fans they're bliss to watch.

[@RedKytten]

After a few more Bruce Campbell things, you need to check out "My Name Is Bruce". It is a movie that he funded, filmed on his land, and for the most part using props from his previous movies. It is probably my favourate B movie ever!

[@snakehandler87]

Fun really gross fact it was rather warm when they were filming and the Henrietta suit was very hot and in some scenes when she's floating you can see the suit dripping that's the actor sweat

[@richardb6260]

The green blood was an attempt to placate the MPAA so they could get an R rating. It didn't work. I remember an article in Fangoria magazine where someone who worked on the efects said their motto was "Slime's no crime". Ash's battle with the possessed Ed went on much longer. Ending in a scene where Ed's dismembered parts are flopping around like in a similar scene in the first film. There was a lot of stuff cut from the film. Including a flashback of Henrietta being possessed attempting to kill the father and Linda's head attacking Ash with a long snake-like tongue. Most of this footage has been lost and the only record of them is behinds the scenes puctures and video taken by the effects crew. I think some of that footage is on KZbin. Definitely watch the series Ash vs the Evil Dead. It stars Bruce Campbell and it's very much in the tone of Evil Dead 2. It's even more iver the top and outrageous than the movie. Also, as a pay cable series, it doesn't have to worry about ratings so anything goes. I know Raimi directs the first episode and maybe a couple more.

[@davidmannion7333]

Absolute riot of a movie.

[@malloid]

More Raimi (possibly) worth watching: Darkman (1990), The Quick and the Dead (1995), A Simple Plan (1998), The Gift (2000), the Spider-Man trilogy (2002-2007), Drag Me To Hell (2009), and Oz the Great and Powerful (2013). He also directed some episodes of the TV series Ash vs. The Evil Dead. His last film as director was Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022). Also (maybe) worth watching, because it's so silly (and was a huge failure), is Crimewave (1985).

[@judsongaiden9878]

Crimewave would have been better if the artists had been given full creative control, but going by how it is, it's not bad. At the very least, it's entertaining if you dig gonzo absurdism.

[@darrenwatkins7896]

Sam Raimi was producer on 30 Days Of Night 2007. Great horror movie. Also producer on Don’t Breathe 2016 and Crawl 2019. Just caught up with your reaction to Tremors, you asked about puppet movies. The one that freaked me out as a 6/7 yr old (it was on tv) was Magic 1978ish starring Anthony Hopkins.

[@patatacamion1600]

Darkman, absolutely great

[@drdreddmanofmystery9482]

Directed by Sam Raimi- Spider-Man (2002), Spider-Man 2 (2004), and Spider-Man 3 (2007)

[@alfredocornelio4329]

I really really really recommend you guys watch Ash vs. Evil Dead. Fun, hilarious, dark, serious, punk rock n roll good time. Also, must have the stomach for it, just sayin ;) Fun Facts time: The Evil Dead franchise is in a weird place. The first one was always considered like a first draft. Kids making their first movie type stuff. BUT then in the 2015-18 tv show takes place in current time but it establishes the characters and events that took place in the first movie, no mention of his time travel nor characters from Evil Dead 2. Ted Raimi, Sam's younger brother, plays the deadite mother Henrietta. He has also been in a bunch of stuff for decades but also in Sam's other movies, like in Xena as Joxer, in the original Spider Man trilogy as Hoffman working at the Bugle. Recently he was the cop in the video game The Quarry. Sam's short film "Within The Woods" (which you can search for on KZbin)is a 1978 horror short film written, directed and produced by Sam Raimi. Raimi drew inspiration from his earlier short film Clockwork, deciding to produce a proof of concept horror film to help build the interest of potential investors. It has an even younger Bruce Campbell and Ellen Sandweiss(Cheryl Williams in Evil Dead) as the two protagonists and produced the film for $1,600. The film centers around demonic possession and mysterious forces originating from the woods. Raimi convinced a local theater manager to screen the film alongside The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which sparked minor interest. Initially a meagre success, the film screened well to test audiences and inspired a larger budget remake directed by Raimi, called The Evil Dead (1981). Several of the aesthetic qualities found in Within the Woods later defined Raimi's films. You can find Raimi's use of the 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 car in most of his films including Doctor Strange Universe Of Madness(It's shit, as the rest of phase 4 Marvel post Endgame, and the only cool parts are the little touches of Raimi horror that he managed to include in it instead of the studios letting him have control of the movie, he was just a "hired gun") There are lots of references of Evil Dead across the Spider Man movies: The evil "alter ego" is a frequent theme in the Evil Dead films. The scene of 'Norman Osborn' speaking to his 'evil' self in the mirror mimics the Evil Dead II when Ash is mocked by his mirror doppelgänger. Danny Hicks made his first film appearance in Evil Dead II as 'Jake', the redneck. If you watch closely you can find him amongst the subway passengers in Spider-Man 2 during the 'Doctor Octopus' battle sequence. The man who tries to steal a pizza slice from Peter in Spider-Man 2 is actually director Scott Spiegel who co-wrote Evil Dead II with Sam Raimi. He also made a cameo as 'Marine Cop' in the first Spider-Man film and played a 'deadite' in The Evil Dead. Bruce Campbell has appeared in all three Spider-Man films, and as a different character each time. The chainsaw and The Evil Dead franchise go hand in hand. It makes an appearance in Spider-Man 2 when 'Doctor Octopus' attacks the operating room. Raimi loves to use lots of shots that make one feel uneasy or queasy. Like sharp pointy objects closing in on eyeballs or first person view objects flying to somebody. Like the eyeball popping and flying into Bobby Jo's mouth. Something similar happens in Spider Man 2 when Otto Octavius's experiment fails and a piece of glass flies at his wife's face closing in on her eye. Raimi and Edgar Wright have similar dope techniques(Which i don't doubt Wright was heavily influenced by Raimi) that just make you wanna film everything like they do. Joel Coen(Oh Brother Where Art Thou, Blood Simple, Raising Arizona, No Country For Old Men) of the Coen brothers, also worked with Sam on the first Evil Dead. It was there that Joel learned a cheap but effective camera trick to raise the pulse of the audience: the shaky cam. The Coens use the shaky cam in Blood Simple and Raising Arizona, with memorable results. Raimi movies to watch: Darkman(1990) A Simple Plan(1998) Army Of Darkness(1992) The Quick And The Dead(1995) The Gift(2000)

[@jamestrotter5828]

Ash vs evil dead is the third in the trilogy and you can we all would love to see you guys have a blast with it

[@dabegmister]

My favorite franchise of all time. Hope you get into the show later. It's short, the episodes are short.Except for the first one you could probably do to per video

[@popcornthemagictalkingcat7996]

Sam Raimi directed the Toby MacGuire Spiderman trilogy🕸 "Drag Me to Hell" is a great horror comedy by him as well.

[@christopherplummer1299]

Splat Stick is the coined genre name that came from this movie

[@Mrryn]

I'll be honest, I was very zoned out during the intro. The only thing I could focus on was the purring of* a sweet furbaby being picked up by the mic 😁

[@glphilpot]

Babba Ho-teph is a great Bruce Campbell movie.

[@DuckdaringZ]

After Army of Darkness, it's time for Ash Vs. the Evil Dead.

[@boqndimitrov8693]

considering the difficulties involved in making these movies, it's a wonder they exist! and thank god bruce campbell is in all three!

[@scottfield5849]

So, the lesson you're learning is it can SUCK to be the Lead in a Sam Raimi movie! He puts them through it! In that spirit, I also will suggest "Drag Me to Hell". 🤘😎 (Oh, and Henrietta was played by Sam's brother Ted. Haha!)

[@lylenielsen3188]

The most disturbing horror movies IMO The Beyond From Beyond Altered States Hellraiser The Void Event Horizon Evil Dead Lord of Illusions Martyrs Baskin These will change your perception of horror.

[@BouillaBased]

More a remake or reimagining than a sequel, but both are essential viewing. Glad you've enjoyed this series!

[@jacobcostanza2772]

It's really more of a sequel than a remake. Only the beginning is the same because it's a recap and the rest of the movie from the point it picks up from the first one is completely unique.

[@genkigirl4859]

If you have never seen the Hercules or xena shows from the 90s I believe Sam was a big part in those…his brother Ted has a really funny character in xena called joxer the mighty,and Bruce Campbell was in them too as king of the thieves

[@originoflogos]

Watch Sam Raimi’s film “A Simple Plan.” It deserves attention because it’s his best drama. Billy Bob Thornton and Bill Paxton are phenomenal in it!

[@uncommon_niagara1581]

I'll swalla ya sowl! I'll swalla ya sowl!

[@UberDurable]

An Iconic horror movie despite being a B-movie.

[@powerofgreyskull2025]

I'll say Darkman and A Simple Plan are two very good Raimi films. Bubba Ho-Tep is an excellent Campbell film, though not directly a Raimi film, he did have some advice for the actual director on casting.

[@DanielSSilva-616-]

For more Sam Raimi the obvious are the Spider-Man movies, still one of the best movies of that character and of the comic book movie genre, before it went downhill with the MCU crap. I was going to suggest The Grudge - seeing as you have already seen The Ring - but turns out he was just a producer. I had always thought he had directed that movie. The actual director of the American remake , apparently, is the same of the Japanese original movies.

[@sweiland75]

Ash's gf has quite the lungs.

[@tacticanuclearninja9112]

Can’t go wrong with Drag me to Hell. It’s a very good horror comedy 😊

[@ian3314]

I agree with alot of people. Darkman is a great Raimi movie.

[@GyvonJante]

The opening and starting sequence is different from the first film because Sam rami and his team LOST THE FILM RIGHTS to the first film! So to be clever a few changes were made so although this is a sequel it’s also at the same time a bit of its own original take on the subject.

[@snakehandler87]

The actor who played Jake passed recently rip

[@wiljones3185]

If you have a PS2, Xbox or Xbox 360 you should play Evil Dead Fistful of Boomstick it's in my top 5 video games of all time. It was released on Xbox and PS2 but you can play the Xbox version on 360 as well. It had a sequel as well Evil Dead Regeneration