EVIL DEAD II: DEAD BY DAWN (1987) | First Time Watching | MOVIE REACTION | Not Again!

[@shanemcconnell358]

Fun trivia: The large demonic head Ash battles in the climax of the film, which the crew nicknamed the "rotten apple head", was too large and cumbersome for the crew to carry back to California, so it was left in North Carolina and soon disappeared. Its whereabouts were unknown for a number of years until it was found in a Halloween haunted house attraction just outside the original shooting location of Wadesboro, North Carolina. Love the reaction and great movie!

[@DragonSlayerProduction]

The part where ash is laughing with the objects in the house is one of my favorites of Evil Dead 2. Army of Darkness will be a great watch, can't wait to see your reaction

[@dergus11]

Aye mine aswell,there is a game due out soon,can't wait for it!.

[@DragonSlayerProduction]

@@dergus11 Yep, looking forward to the game. I played Evil Dead Regeneration on my channel in hype of the New Evil Dead

[@aaronbanga3212]

One of my all time favourite scenes from all movies. It's funny/trippy/scary all at the same time.

[@Pocketrocket-pj1us]

@@dergus11 A new game? For what system? I loved the first 3 games and this is the first I'm hearing about a new one, (yes I do live under a rock). Lol Is Bruce working on the game? Please lmk. Cheers.

[@waynekent7068]

I'm not really looking forward to the game. I was until I found out it was an online survival thing like Dead by Daylight. I loved Fistful of Broomsticks though.

[@Fardawg]

Originally, in the first film, that necklace was supposed to be used as a magnifying glass to set the book on fire, but they cut that idea after getting the necklace and just used it to grab the book so Ash could throw it into the fire. So Mrs. Movies was correct in guessing it was a magnifying glass in the previous episode.

[@Trilaan]

This movie has one of the BEST DVD commentaries EVER! Bruce, Sam, Scott Spiegel(co-writer) and Greg Nicotero of the famous KNB EFX Group(The Walking Dead) talk about the making of the movie, share funny stories, crack jokes and generally have a great time.

[@Kw773b]

As much as I like this movie, "Army of Darkness" is still my favorite. It is pure slapstick of course, but it is so well done and the charakter Ash is so brilliantly acted by Bruce Campbell. Already in this movie, but in Army of Darkness it is taken to a next level. Also the new TV Show was absolutely amazing.

[@vapoet]

It's definitely the one where Ash really gives us the one-liners.

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

Army of darkness is actually where I was introduced to the evil dead series. Love this franchise.

[@ChrisBrockYT]

I struggle between Evil Dead 2 & Army Of Darkness being my favorite. I love them both. I think the Evil Dead series is so unique in the fact that all films offer a different experience.

[@L1VE3V1L]

Having ash get so drunk he releases the Evil Dead whilst trying to impress some tart is truly the greatest opening episode of any show ever.

[@Stumme-40203]

@@vapoet Yo, she-bitch… let’s go.

[@timmycollins7665]

I feel like Raimi loves to put Bruce Campbell though physical torture...lol...even in the series that came along much later even with Campbell being in his older age. It really cracks me up. Ash is a horror movie icon to fans around the world.

[@LadyJennyfer75]

Bruce is also great at comedy.

[@roddmatsui3554]

This was a unique experience in the theatres. I remember it well! There were less than ten people in the whole place including me and my friend. *And the theatre was filled with riotous laughter throughout!* It was like being in a much fuller room.

[@TheEMFB]

Yes, this movie is a bad acid trip and it's insane. And I love it. Hope y'all are doing well!

[@porgyt7177]

The knight in the last scene, who starts the 'Hail' chant, is Sam Ramey, the director/writer of these films.

[@timmycollins7665]

This is my favorite of the series. This is where Ash really shines and his physical comedy is amazing. I always thought if this movie was ever redone only Jim Carrey could fill the role but that time has passed but I did dig the remake and the way they kept it straight forward horror instead of horror comedy. They do make it truly scary and I appreciate that but this movie made me a junkie for horror comedy. And Raimi's camera work changed cinema. If you watch a movie like Raising Arizona you can straight forward see how much Raimi's style influenced the Coen brother's work.

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

Evil dead remake is one of the only remakes that I think is on par with the original. I like how it was a horror movie through and through, but we see hints of the original movies, like how David is being thrown around the basement, it’s very ash Williams like, and of course can’t forget Mia with the one hand chainsaw “feast on this mother £Ucker.” So great.

[@maxducoudray]

The Coen Brothers worked on this movie, so they were literally influenced straight from the source.

[@garrettromer8499]

Naw remake sucked. If they were trying to just go straight horror they failed miserably. Everytime I've tried watching it with someone I've fallen asleep because of how lame it is. Can't do evil dead without ash it just doesn't work. If he's not going to be in the new evil dead movie either I'm sure it will suck too.

[@phrogg--6]

​@@garrettromer8499🙄

[@coreyhall1150]

​@@garrettromer8499I laughed the whole time in the theater on the remake. Not even kidding....... I probably pissed allot of ppl off but fuck em..... Most of them never even saw the original. WITHOUT ASH IT DOES NOT WORK......... PERIOD.

[@marennicholson5444]

Headless Linda running in with the chainsaw never fails to crack me up. Army of Darkness is pure comedy. Hope Drag Me To Hell is on your list!

[@maxiepattie85]

i like your name

[@ianblake815]

From what I understand, the reason they had to retell the beginning part was because they filmed this one with a different studio so they didn’t have the rights to use the first film.

[@officialtheevildeadchannel8323]

Nop, Ash DIES at the end of The Evil Dead (1981) CONFIRMED by Raimi. This is a REMAKE.

[@Redd21481]

Ash the Deadite slayer was born in this one and in Army of Darkness his journey begins lmao 🤣. Great show you two and keep up the GROOVY work 😆

[@CalciumChief]

Evil Dead 2 is what Raimi/Campbell combo is all about.

[@parker469a]

I actually started this series with Army of Darkness then worked my way back up to it. The first is good if you want pure horror, the second is good if you want a 50/50 mix of horror/comedy, and the third is good if you like comedy/action.

[@darrellmarcks6304]

Bruce Campbell's book "If chins could kill" goes over the making of these movies, how it was done, made, financed and the why behind it all. Really good read.

[@thesyndrome43]

This is one of my favourite movies, it's so weird and cheesy and it absolutely intends to be, but it still has good horror elements to really drive home that all of this is driving Ash insane, I can absolutely understand it not being a movie for everyone though, it's a very acquired taste. You might like Army of Darkness more, it leans more into comedy and doesn't have as much horror, personally I like it less than 2, but I can see why some people would be the other way around

[@AdamRee-lx8uh]

Army of Darkness is really good, too, what do you mean? They’re all really good movies.

[@uosdwiSrdewoH]

There is something about the way Sam Raimi shoots that nobody has been able to replicate. You can tell even with the Spider-Man films that you're watching a Sam Raimi film. If you get a chance I'd also watch Drag Me To Hell. It was kind of his horror comeback. After big budget superhero movies he wanted to get back to basics. It's not R rated like Evil Dead but he manages to bring the horror comedy that's closer to this than Army of Darkness.

[@AdamF90]

The definition of what can be done with a limited budget. Imagination is everything

[@mradriankool]

Not so much about limited budget, ED2 was well financed. But Rami made Crimewave after the success of the first evil dead and has talked about how the studio system caused him to abandon creative problem solving as so much money was available. He choose to go back to his roots of schlock and make the evil dead film he’d always imagined. 3 stooges physical comedy with slaughterhouse gore. It’s genius film making.

[@Mortismors]

I like how with each movie the actress who plays Ash's girlfriend Linda keeps getting more famous.

[@doctorw4259]

A Hollower perennial for me. They use every trick and treat in the book. Bruce Campbell is so amazing in this one. The plate smash scene is a masterpiece. I also had never noticed that the bridge rails looks like a hand. Perfect cut. So many weird and clever jokes.

[@wampa25]

17:55 - Henrietta is played by Sam Raimi's little brother, Ted, who appears in most of his brother's films.

[@WolfHreda]

I'm so glad you caught the A Farewell to Arms joke. So few reactors mention it or seem to notice.

[@Agent.Bob58]

Great review, I love this film! A little Easter egg for you, as well as the Final Friday dagger, when you see Ash as a silhouette cutting up Linda's head in the tool shed, Freddy's knife glove is hanging up above the door! 👍

[@Pocketrocket-pj1us]

Wes Craven and Sam had this little game of one upmanship going on for years. That's why Nancy is watching this movie in Nightmare on Elm street and you can see a ripped poster from Craven's "Hills have eyes" in the original "Evil Dead". I'm wondering if the white streak of hair ash gets at the end of this one is an homage to the one Nancy has in NOES? Does anyone out there know if Raimi or Craven ever mentioned it in their commentaries? I'd love to know. Cheers.

[@ChrisBrockYT]

Great video! I love seeing people react to this movie for the first time. It’s so damn entertaining and such a wild ride from start to finish! I love the evil dead series.

[@tjfrizzi5965]

The 3rd movie is like 3 Stooges meets The Deadites. This one hinted at what Raimi would event do in Army of Darkness. He originally wanted to call it "Medieval dead". More like a fun action adventure comedy with monsters.

[@shannonjohnson6532]

I love this movie! Legit one of my all time favorites of any genre.

[@dareptile2653]

When I saw the laughing scene as a kid I thought for sure he accidentally took some peyote and he was on a wild trip

[@jimtatro6550]

This is my favorite of the series and Ash Vs Evil Dead most resembles the tone of this one. Groovy!😂🔥🤘🏻👍

[@justomr1812]

Groovy! Came here from instagram so i will enjoy this last videos with this setup, the new one looks pretty cool already!

[@protovision2010]

great movie and reaction! The design for the demons is so unique and iconic. Be sure to check out "Drag Me to Hell" (2009), by Sam Raimi, another fun horror!

[@VampireJack10]

Indeed, great movie. It actually started off as an Evil Dead prequel.

[@brucestevenson1006]

Evil Dead 2 is by far my favorite of the franchise!

[@TheRequiemOfficialReal]

The lady in the basement is actually Sam Rami's brother Ivan. Ivan Rami also played the pit monster in Army of Darkness and was the basement girl from the first movie. Sam, Ivan and Ted Rami are brothers and launched their film career with this trilogy.

[@alfredocornelio4329]

Actually, Blade in 1998 would be the first real successful superhero movie to make the genre work proper on film

[@samhilton4173]

Can't wait for Army Of Darkness next. That's the best of the trilogy, story-wise.

[@coreyhall1150]

Buuuuullllllllllshiat best my ass 2 will ALWAYS be the best film............. WANNA FIGHT ABOUT IT? Pussy.

[@deborahlepage1789]

The over the top actions of Ash - or acting by Bruce Cambell clearly show Ash's clear break from sanity.

[@jeffnoble6066]

I was hoping you guys would do the ash vs evil dead tv series so I’m hyped for that reaction wish they’d bring that show back so dam funny and gory as hell 🤣👍

[@15blackshirt]

Ash Williams was one of the inspirations for Duke Nukem; besides the Evil Dead trilogy, another cult film by Sam Raimi is Darkman

[@coreyhall1150]

I once was seeing a woman with a wooden leg but I had to break it off.

[@IotaOmicron825]

The Evil Dead is just Raimi showing off raw talent. Evil Dead II is what happens when raw talent gets 10 times the budget.

[@michaelaldan6969]

how can one forget... " ..Groovy..."

[@johnbrodsky5374]

Raimi also directed “A Simple Plan” and “Gift” - both great movies… oh, and “Drag Me To Hell”!

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

This was my first introduction to the Necronomicon.

[@BillyBones-ui9ck]

Probably one of the BEST horror sequels EVER made. I was only 10 years old when I first saw this. But ever since then, I've been in love with The Evil Dead franchise.

[@peterpancho8568]

Its not a sequel, The Evil Dead (1981) is an STAND-ALONE movie.

[@officialtheevildeadchannel8323]

Is a Remake.

[@chitownreak]

a simple plan with bill paxton and billy bob thorton is sam raimi´s most underated film,highly recommend

[@crazymixeduppup2203]

I appreciate that Mrs doesn't pretend to like a film more than she did just to appease people, Ill always prefer an honest opinion Also Id like to recommend Deep Rising for the campy monster movie list

[@alucard624]

I wish more people would react to Deep Rising. That movie rules.

[@coreyhall1150]

Yeah but sometimes she's friggen annoying.

[@Rejeckted]

I probably would be acting the same way if I were Jake, Bobby Joe is the best lookin tail that man will probably ever see in his life.

[@pdbordelon]

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[@YouMeTheMovies]

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[@pdbordelon]

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[@AnomalyINC]

Every time I stop and think of some movie trivia or feel the irresistible urge to to explain why this or that happens in a movie, Cowboy McPopcorn beats me to it. Lady, you found yourself a keeper.

[@mijmijrm]

the very end part of this movie ... landing in the medieval land .. reminded me of Terry Gilliam's Time Bandits.

[@erickdraven4810]

@You,Me&TheMovies When it shows the shadow of Ash chainsawing Linda's head, look at what is hanging over the door of the shed.

[@parker469a]

There was a cartoon called Reboot that the main character would get dragged into video games and had to win. The one episode the "User" who is the person who started the video game was playing as Ash and got to say Groovy along with some stuff from these movies.

[@michaelpoore8368]

Bruce is the man in these movies. He's hilarious.

[@robertnigro1430]

Wonder why the blood is sometimes black then red then greern? The rating company wouldn't let them use that many gallons of blood so that is why it is diffrent colors.

[@alucard624]

This one is so much better than the first film. It has just the right mix of horror, humor, and heroics that makes it work. Both this and Army of Darkness are great films. Do yourselves a favor and watch Evil Dead II with the commentary track with Bruce Campbell, Sam Raimi, Greg Nicotero, and Scott Spiegel. It is hands down one of the funniest audio commentaries you will ever hear for a movie.

[@reptomicus]

Instead of the recap flashback, in the original VHS video box it states that Ash returns to the same cabin in the woods for more antics. Is Ash dumb enough to do that? Probably.

[@tyger166]

They did a stage show musical of this movie (which I would have loved to have seen) apparently they give the first four rows of the audience water proof coats to protect them from the splatter - the first four rows!!! sounds awesome, lol

[@JDams572]

When people think of Ash Williams, they think of “THIS, IS MY BOOM STICK!” So shotgun all the way

[@christopherboudreau43]

When that thing from the wall sprayed all that blood, I bet Ash had his mouth open the whole time.

[@SedriqMiers]

Leased a dodgy VHS copy from a kid in school it cost me one day food money a £1. Watched it with neighbourhood friends - priceless !

[@josephellis9405]

The last evil Dead in this trilogy is the best one by far it makes the first two look like Minor League movies it's a must watch please watch this movie and if you really want to get creeped out after that watch autopsy of Jane Doe

[@BareBandSubscription]

Eh, I still think Evil Dead II is the series’ peak. It’s pure Raimi and everything he excels at. Army of Darkness is fun, but it can be a bit corny at times, and I think it has a couple more lulls than Evil Dead II. Funnily enough, the first movie has the best third act, I think. The other two kinda peak towards the beginning.

[@Crinbo]

The first one is by far the best considering their budget and ages IMO. Just pure filmmaking. This one is great and AoD is still fun, but the climax really drags

[@nickfanzo]

2 is the best

[@coreyhall1150]

No WAY..... Part 2 is the best. Anybody that says this are the same ones that run to see every fucking stupid ass fucking Disney super hero movie they put out. REGARDLESS of how lame they are........ Used to the bullshit Hollywood big budget garbage.

[@deraykrause4517]

I was 16 when this came out and it was unrated which meant you had to be 18 to see it. I lied to the lady at the counter and I'm sure she didn't believe me because I didn't look 18, but she sold me the ticket anyway. Not sure if she was being nice or just didn't care, but I still think of her fondly from time to time.

[@LuisDiaz-zr2vs]

The knight telling the others to hail Ash is director Sam Raimi. The knight next to him is producer Rob Tapert and the wizard is Sam's uncle Sid.

[@nigelmenard4967]

The Canadian musical of evil dead is all three movies combined into one show. So much fun. Love the Splatter Zone.

[@jessedavenport7735]

I saw this when i was 6 and the deer traumatized me for life.

[@standasebek5033]

My favourite childhood movie. Used to draw my own Necronomicon :-)

[@adamclifton29]

The Henrietta Deadite is played by Ted Raimi (Sam's brother) who is in the Raimi Spiderman movies as JJ's work colleague

[@Acristisnoir]

This was my 1st favourite horror movie. Videodrome and Susperia are good watches

[@coreyhendricks9490]

One Of My Personal Favorite Sequels Ever Made

[@FLAVCO]

The woman kind of puts a downer on everything. Like chill out, enjoy the humour. Stop being so critical! Jeeezz these younger folk are a riot!! 😆

[@TheHylden]

The knight who says, "Hail he who has come from the skies to deliver us from the terrors of the deadites!" is Sam Rami.

[@thatscrewedprude8717]

The eyeball flying into Bobbie Jo's mouth will always hold a special place in my heart ❤ from childhood

[@williamcurry4868]

Really great to see you covering these films, and hope you take a look at Darkman one day👍

[@alucard624]

I second that on Darkman. One of Liam Neeson's best films for sure.

[@WolfHreda]

Absolutely.

[@richardedaniels]

Evil dead great stuff along with army of darkness. Bruce Campbell as Brisco County jr was a fun show also. By the way over 6k views in 4 hours is really something.

[@CodyStClair-hq7oz]

I love these films so much! You've got to check out the remake/sequel that came out in 2013 I think. It's a great horror film.

[@midnightcryptworx]

Great remake!

[@Drforrester31]

Really enjoyed getting to see that in theaters!

[@disclaimer.imjokin]

Much better than these awful movies.

[@leon300_79]

I have always loved these movies for the comedy aspect. When I was a kid it was nice to get a laugh out of some horror movies.

[@sebastianalegria3401]

I remember seeing this film on TV as a kid, then you have to imagine how terrifying Evil Dead ll must be for a 7-years-old child in that time. Moreover, I'd like you to make a movie reaction of Peter Jackson's Dead Alive, you'd fall in love with that movie haha.

[@3Kings_Industries]

This is the one that solidified the series and totally setup the success for early all parties involved. Even though,most people will claim Army of Darkness has that honor.

[@wolfwing1]

"fun" fact they didn't have rights to the previous movies in EVERY version, including the show, least not right away, so that's why this and army of darkness have different openings from the previous film's plot/ending as they had to reshoot the events.

[@gabethebabe3337]

It was really funny when the show called attention to it. Ash basically had a demonic fever dream of events where all inconsistencies are canon at the same time. It feels like a natural explanation because he’s so crazy he’s scared sane in the show.

[@cocoant78]

Home girl's knee socks held up til the end! Were those Brooks Brothers?

[@glennwelsh9784]

This movie is effectively part remake, part sequel with more blood, more effects, and the introduction of more cartoonish elements.

[@officialtheevildeadchannel8323]

WRONG. FULLY REMAKE. Ash DIES at the end of The Evil Dead (1981) so its an STAND-ALONE movie. PROOF: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3mTe3qnnJaLqac

[@pleasantvalleypickerca7681]

Finally when Ash gets his chainsaw hand and shotgun a legend is born!!!😃

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

The pay off to these is Army of Darkness. I still remember seeing the teaser trailer for Army of Darkness in the theater, as soon as it started I said "Fucking YES!!" loudly in the theater, and my girlfriend had no clue why I was so excited. :D

[@longfootbuddy]

evil dead 2 was definently my favorite.. i kind of wish the giggling girl from the first one was in it too tho

How can anyone watch this so joylessly, God damn.

[@ultimatewarrior3310]

Why not

[@Trademarc1977]

No need to apologize for not liking something! Your reactions are entertaining anyway. 31:50 Sam Raimi cameo.

[@daniellobo1680]

The girl's comment at 12:09🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍❤ that's what I think of this movie. Great movie 👌❤

[@boomstickcritique902]

Going to be super interested to see what she thinks about the next one which is totally removed from the first 2.

[@alucard624]

Army of Darkness is certainly light years removed from Evil Dead, let alone Evil Dead II.

[@ChrisBrockYT]

I’ve learnt that people either love or hate Army Of Darkness.

[@Jerrongamereview]

It's worth watching for the OG Battle of Helm's Deep alone

[@judsongaiden9878]

ED2 came out in 1987, but they never outright say when it takes place. Annie was born in 1962, as pointed out by Henrietta, and she's gotta be at least in her early 20s. So we can rule out the production date or release date of TED as the basis for the timeline. Btw, one edge ED2 has over AoD is the fact that Ash's boomstick actually blasts chunks out of deadites instead of just throwing dust off of them. Visible battle damage and all that sort of thing. 3:02 Thereby proving that ED2 is NOT a remake or reboot (though Bruce, himself, describes it as a "requel"). 3:39 Ash has an interesting and unique character arc. He starts out as almost a Shaggy type character in TED (introverted, gentle-natured, maybe a bit more nurturing than Shaggy). Then in ED2, he develops sort of a Travis Bickle side. Then in AoD, he's become sort of a Han Solo or Jack Burton type. Kind of a different "no Foxtrots given" attitude compared to those two, but I couldn't think of any better comparisons. He's not really a Duke Nukem type either. 4:45 Studio politics. 8:26 Define "kids." Cheryl, the youngest of them, was 20 years old in TED. Right? 15:28 In the commentary, Bruce talks about how he can actually move his ears at will like that. 16:20 What's with the flipped image? Sam does that all the time, but in ED2, there are only a couple of them, the most infamous of which being the one cellar scene where it looks like the chainsaw is on the wrong side. That is, until you realize that it's also a mirrored chainsaw because the entire scene is flipped for no reason. Sam claims it's to improve continuity, and he's certainly not the only director to utilize that so-called "technique" (Darkman is chock full of them). But it doesn't improve continuity at all. In fact, it ruins it. On top of that, it insults the audience's intelligence. In the commentary ED2, Sam talks about that scene, and regarding flipped images, he also says that, "We always assume you won't notice, but you always do." So quit "banking on the assumption that the audience is dumb" (to quote Decker Shado who was referencing Warner Bros. regarding a detail that got cut from 'Cobra'). 16:55 Nicked her with a couple of pellets. 27:11 You can't really saw off shotgun barrels with a chainsaw. It would ruin the barrels AND the chain. Plus, when you do trim shotgun barrel(s) properly (which can be done legally if it's still a certain length or if you're a police armorer, etc.), typically done with a band saw or hacksaw, you also have to sand the muzzle(s) because there will always be one or more burs left on it. 27:18 That leather rig he's wearing is probably a horse bit harness with a scabbard. 35:52 The boomstick for sure. Even though it's only useful as long as he has ammo. We never see him collect and reload shell casings, but we can fill in that gap with our imaginations. He was going to college to be an engineer, right? That would explain the textbook he has in the trunk of the Delta 88. That would also explain how he was able to MacGyver himself a battle rig, basically turning himself into a weapon (even though the audience doesn't find out the origin of his skill set til the next movie). Note: Bruce uses a different shotgun in each movie. In TED, he uses a generic 20-gauge single-shot which might have been a Harrington & Richardson (abbreviated "H&R"). Fun fact: Bruce bought that at a local K-Mart, so it's a real gun and they used real ammo (which Sam admits in the commentary was irresponsible). In ED2, he uses a Stevens 311. And in AoD, he uses an IGA/Stoeger Coach Gun. At no point does he use a "12-gauge double-barrel Remington." I don't think Remington has made a side-by-side hammerless boxlock since the late 1800s, but don't quote me on that. [[researches]] Make that early 1900s. Also, both the Stevens and the Stoeger have double triggers, not a "hair trigger." No one actually uses hair triggers except maybe expert trickshooters, and only for the purpose of trickshooting, and only on special-purpose sporting handguns. Again, don't quote me on that.

[@judsongaiden9878]

Fun fact: The maniacal cackling scene was the inspirado for George Harrison's 'I Got My Mind Set on You' music video.

[@mosquitomkv3487]

You gotta love that Sam Raimi made a splatter horror movie whose biggest cinematic influences are the Three Stooges and Looney Tunes cartoons.

[@gregzaffuto4507]

Sam Raimi actually owned the big yellow Oldsmobile car and used it again in Spiderman with Tobey Macguire as well as all 3 Evil Dead movies. It was Uncle Ben's car in the Spiderman movie.

[@cleonmagabeefy8473]

This movie reminds of a family reunion I once had.

[@michaelpoore8368]

I watched a video on KZbin of Bruce Campbell flipping himself. He was behind the scenes of this movie practicing. And he was doing the flips at signings.

[@thereturningshadow]

"Oh ewewewew bbppt!" lol

[@xulgojira]

One of the first splatstick movies. This one and the first one were responsible for me wasting the early to mid 90s in film school, which at time was as fun as the trilogy still iis

[@Novaargh]

3:36 ..Excuse me? just you wait sister! I watched this movie growing up, for the first time, durring a sleep over at my bestest buddy, i laughed my ass off so hard watching this film, it made it in my all time top 10 xD

[@stevenbolstridge596]

Evil Dead 2 is simply the greatest movie ever made! At least that’s my opinion.

[@r6iqmain498]

18:46 one done 🤣 that reaction was priceless

[@MrGpschmidt]

Insanely entertaining deluxe redux; nice job

[@TheMrSarcastic]

A great follow up to this would be Stuart Gordon’s Re-Animator which is on the same level of crazy as this, and stars another horror icon; Jeffery Combs.

[@WolfHreda]

Hell yeah. Seconded.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

I think she's going to like Grindhouse's Planet Terror, and From Dusk Till Dawn. They are both close to this style but slightly less of an acid trip.