First Time Watching The Evil Dead (1981) REACTION - bunnytails

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[@bunnytailsREACTS]

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[@kelvinusingmermaidaccountk7045]

Please do all the evil dead movies

[@FuzzyDan]

Now you need to watch Evil Dead 2 and see why Ash being the “final guy” is awesome.

[@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785]

And then watch Army of Darkness...just because, it's freakin hilarious.

[@Greenwood4727]

Groovy

[@spencerbookman2523]

Yeah, this movie is important because it's basically the first draft of Evil Dead 2.

[@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785]

@@Greenwood4727 Hail to the King, Baby!

[@jaydunnavoci]

The Evil Dead franchise is one of the very few series of movies that improves with each sequel. I really hope you watch them all.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

How many are there?

[@jaydunnavoci]

Three in total. The third in the series (Army of Darkness) is a true masterpiece of comedy.@@bunnytailsREACTS

[@charmlessman1]

@@bunnytailsREACTS3 total. Evil Dead Evil Dead 2 (which is more of a remake than a sequel) Army of Darkness There's also the show, Ash vs. The Evil Dead which is fun, and the remake that came out in 2013 and Evil Dead Rise from this year, but they're more standard horror than the original trilogy.

[@1981_Reacts]

@@bunnytailsREACTS ""Rise " is also good.

[@maxducoudray]

I’d say Evil Dead 2 is better than Army of Darkness, but that still argues for continuing the series, so no disagreements there!

[@CL4MP]

Ah, finally a wholesome, family-friendly movie reaction 🍿😎

[@greyinvader]

This is my favorite of the series, but Evil Dead II has had even more of an influence on pop culture. I think you'll like that one even more.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

I’ll make sure to watch it!

[@jsmurd]

@@bunnytailsREACTS Evil Dead 3 (Army of Darkness) is my favorite of all. Did you know that Sam Rami (The Director) & Bruce Campbell (Ashley or Ash) were friends in High School and they made the first Evil Dead movie after High School I believe.

[@mikefoster6018]

I met Bruce Campbell about six years ago. He was doing a book signing at Forbidden Planet and the queue (here in London) must have been about 150 metres or more long. He's awesome. If you like him, his show Burn Notice was excellent (and ran for many successful seasons), being basically a 'James Bond-like superspies sorting out local hoodlum problems in Miami in the style of the A Team' premise but with amazing, original writing. Evil Dead 2 is like Evil Dead 1 but cranked-up and awesome. Including one of my favourite movie lines "whoooossseeee lauggghhhingg NNOOOOWWWWWWW!!!" (context required!)

[@nedzed3663]

I hope you will continue this franchise, reboot and TV series included. You'll enjoy the ride. The three movies especially are so different. And no, I'm not old enough to have to have used a map to travel, but I remember my parents using one on family vacations in the late 80's early 90's

[@ChirumboloFilm]

The fact that I absolutely remember physical maps is the real horror of this movie.

[@wkanost]

No. The fact that I still OWN physical maps, is the real horror of this movie.

[@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785]

I remember using AAA before going on a road trip and having them highlight the route on a series of state maps, and also the list of instruction for which turns and exits to take and the mileage between each step. Good times, helped develop my navigation and geography skills immensely.

[@isnamthere4690]

What a pair, Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi.

[@Greenwood4727]

did you know the two people waving at the car after scotty honks the horn, is raimi and tapert

[@KHhero]

"I'm just kinda mad he's the one who lived" oof 🤣

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

😋

[@justinplayfair4638]

Oh gosh, now I want to see you react to Evil Dead 2 RIGHT THIS MINUTE...or, when it's convenient for you. But hopefully soon...this was great!

[@TheBigTamale]

Groot has a dark origin story...

[@OldGeezerGaming337]

When I watched it, was listening to Bruce Cambell's commentary. "And here's where we lost 75% of the female audience." I was like yep.

[@jhschmidMD4]

First effort from Sam Raimi. Many good things come from this super low budget (almost student) film. Evil Dead 2 is basically a remake of this film (only with an actual budget), way better effects, and tighter narrative. It's worth your time as it is pure comedy gold!

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

I’ll check it out 😁

[@jaybirdjargon]

1 is meh, 2 and 3 are where things get FUN

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Can’t wait 😁

[@daisypooch4034]

I'm the opposite! #1 is excellent, #2 and 3 had to much comedy to be taken seriously.

[@zhaley1980]

I thought I had seen this before but nope. Evil Dead 2 and AOD I've seen many many times. TV show was fine as well. Also, these movies are why Bruce Campbell gets a cameo in all of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movies.

[@thisisscorpio6024]

As far as the tree assaulting a woman scene, they did remove the tree calling out, I am groot.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Rofl 😂

[@edquinn5773]

Another great reaction. You look amazing in this video. I was concerned about your thoughts on Ash. He is one of the best horror icons imo. Your laugh is infectious, and I lol a few times Merry Christmas

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

He was cool. I really was pulling for him to live despite my jokes on his “deer in headlights” moments. 😁

[@edquinn5773]

@@bunnytailsREACTS like other ppl say, he comes into his own in the next movie. It's a near identical copy, except they had a studio, and it amplified everything. If you like his alone time in the cabin in this one, you have to see ED 2

[@yokonakajima75]

The Evil Dead movies are such cult classics. Hope you enjoy it April. It's been a quite a long time since I've seen this. I should watch it again some time. If you like this check out Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness. Both of those are more on the horror/comedy side while this one is just plain horror,but they're all very entertaining nonetheless. Plus Bruce Campbell kicksass.

[@maxducoudray]

As others have said, the second movie is even better. In fact, it’s much better. Evil Dead 2 is one of the funniest, most creative horror movies ever made. Some would say one of the funniest, most creative movies of any kind. You can really see how much Raimi learned between the first and second films.

[@Nakanokalronin]

These movies only get better and funnier and are crowned by the TV series. I'd suggest Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness then Ash vs. Evil Dead the show.

[@DWLeggette]

To this day I still keep a road map in my car, just in case.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

That is a good idea!

[@pepsiman990]

Evil Dead 2 is, basically, a remake of The Evil Dead but with a larger budget. And, Evil Dead 3: Ash Vs The Army Of Darkness is freaking hilarious!!!

[@awall1701]

I remember that The Evil Dead was banned in the UK for a while. I remember seeing this on pirated cassette that my cousin managed to obtain. There was another film on the cassette called 'The Burning' which was also banned in the UK. There was a fair number of films on the 'video nasties' banned list but those two I remember.

[@GreenCrim]

A lot of the cabin in the woods horror movie rules came from this series. You have to watch Evil Dead II. It is part remake part sequel. Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell had picked up more experience, and they actually had a budget larger than $1.50 and a Wendy's gift card.

[@watchmanschannelofdespair]

Bunny, after watching all the Evil Dead films starring Bruce Campbell, you should watch "Ash vs Evil Dead," cable TV series, I know you would enjoy it, get grossed out at times, and thoroughly laugh out loud. 😁

[@CopiousDoinksLLC]

The 'tree-rape' scene is very interesting to me because the sexual assault angle was dropped from later movies in order to make them slightly more approachable to audiences but I actually think it's one of the things that makes Evil Dead 1 stand out from the others in the franchise. Rape can be a really difficult subject to discuss for a lot of people but that's sort of my point - as a scene, it works brilliantly to evoke a sense of visceral discomfort. You very much get the sensation that what is happening to Cheryl isn't just awful, it's straight-up unnatural and wrong and it makes the forces in the woods seem all the more malevolent and cruel as a result.

[@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785]

Evil Dead 1 was practically a fake smuff filn...in theaters! But then, that's horror survival movies in general, but this film really went all the way 💀💀💀

[@christopherconard2831]

Sam Rami has admitted he'd have dropped it in hindsight. It turned out different than he originally planned it in the script. It was supposed to happen, but in a more ethereal, less "rapey" way.

[@genkiian]

Bunnicula! 🐰🍷 Thanks for the Little Nightmares Before Christmas 😈😂It was a thrillingly fun movie night reaction time! 😁 Hopefully all Ash / Evil Dead / horror fans love watching your first time enough to see the best sequel someday! 🥰🤪 Looking forward to joiningyour Gremlins first time movie night on patroen tomorrow for the holidays! 🐰💧🐰🐰🍿🌙🥳

[@Marcel_Wendigo]

Please watch Evil Dead 2. The first one is great, but the second is a masterpiece.

[@vincentcain6537]

This was the seminal "cabin in the woods" film that many forms of media pulled from over the years.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

That is the feeling I was getting. Really cool to see how it contributed to so much down the road.

[@vincentcain6537]

@@bunnytailsREACTS Just keep in mind when you get to the sequel, they were unable to secure footage from the first film to do a recap, so they had to redo it. New Linda actress, and all that.

[@EllisThings]

Superb. Hope you do get to watch Evil Dead 2 - it absolutely rules so hard. (it's kinda part remake part continuation with more budget and more humour)

[@si.fairhurst131]

Evil Dead 2 is a MUST.!!! As a reboot/sequel you'll see why Ash Williams is a top tier horror icon " Hail to the King, baby!"

[@TheDolfanar]

Terminator was a VERY low budget film at $6 million… this was a micro budget film made for $375k. Both are kind of incredible for their respective levels but they are in different tiers of production for sure.

[@genekent2391]

The Exorcist....yep, The Exorcist is the one for you!

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

I’m scared. 😨

[@subgum3403]

I love all 3. I love the low budget of this one and the actors/production with such a hell shoot.

[@tworeasonableguys1766]

Yes! Watch Evil Dead 2 now. You will not be disappointed.

[@chrisby30]

Looking forward, to Evil Dead 2

[@sca88]

Evil Dead 2 is a comedy/horror masterpiece. Yea, The Evil Dead films did revolutionize camera techniques in film.

[@Shadowace724]

You need to see Evil Dead 2 and the Army of Darkness. If you get the chance you also need to see Evil Dead the Musical, next shows are in Boston in February I believe. Great reaction Bunny!

[@CowabungaWo101]

When you watch Evil Dead 2, go into it knowing that the first 10 minutes are just a speed run of the first movie because they didn’t have the rights to do a recap.

[@thane9]

Ash is THE best horror protagonist of all time. Period. I hope you watch the others as well, imho they only get better.

[@inmoviesempire]

Tarantino said that this film was influential for him and his work

[@wkanost]

Nice reaction. This movie was critically well received when it was first released. Sam Raimi’s stylish direction caught the attention of a lot of people. It’s a fun franchise and the third film is my favorite so…yes, it is definitely worth it to hang around and watch the next two installments. They actually DO build on each other. Thanks for watching this one AND for wearing that very sexy dress. You look marvelous darling! ❤️ XOXO!

[@pbryant929]

Evil Dead was Sam Raimi's first feature film released independently in theaters. Prior to that, he and his neighborhood friends would just make films for the hell of it. He was only 20 years old at that time , but stylistically, you can see a lot of the visual techniques he began to develop and use later as a major Hollywood Director. The yellow Oldsmobile in the film was Sam's actual car, and it shows up along with Bruce Campbell in nearly every film he has ever done. There's an excellent documentary or two about the making of the Evil Dead on KZbin that you might find interesting as well. Looking forward to seeing your reaction to the other films in the franchise! Keep up the good work! Love the dress!🔥❤👀

[@JackOfAllTrades76]

We made a drinking game out of Evil Dead, "drink every time Ash gets hit in the head."

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Haha 😆

[@sca88]

My friends and I rented the hell out of this film at the local VHS rental stores in the early to mid 80's.

[@herbertkeithmiller]

First off I love your makeup, hair color, and cool outfit you dressed for the part tonight. 8:55 every guy in the theater audience when this premiered 😅

[@TheBackLibrary]

I remember ordering this on VHS from Columbia House when I was in Junior High School, expecting it to be like "Army of Darkness". Boy, was I in for a shock 😅

[@jamesbednar8625]

Awesome reaction to this horror classic, probably one of the TOP 4 reactions!!!! Can remember when I first saw this movie in about 1984 or 1985. I was at the local video store (anyone remember those???) and saw the artwork on the cover of the VHS (remember those anyone???). Thought the artwork was awesome so - NOT knowing anything about this movie nor never heard of it - decided to rent it for the night. Got home, was alone, put the VHS into the recorder, turned off the lights, and..... let's just say that this is one of the very few movies to scare the doo-doo out of me at the age of 22. Could NOT sleep with the lights off for about 3-months or so. Also, since I was a kid, I would also have literal Demon-themed dreams up until about my mid-30s (realized that those Demon-themed dreams were a warning about my alcoholism for, once stopped drinking about 30-years ago, no longer have those dreams). Also, this movie was a lot like: "Jaws", "Night of the Living Dead", "The Exorcist", "The Omen" and others from the era because, like the other movies mentioned, basically it was THE FIRST movie to venture into its respective genre. NOTHING like this movie was ever seen before - thus the impact it has, just like the other movies mentioned. Now a days, these types of movies are a dime-a-dozen and really do not scare like the groundbreaking movies did back in the 1960s-1980s. Now, any self-respecting cabin-in-the-woods themed movie will have the same look/feel to it (you need to check out "Cabin in the Woods" & "Cabin Fever"). The MILK is supposed to represent the demonic possession. Forget what the movie makers wanted to use, but MILK was on hand, so it was used. The oatmeal-guts were actual oatmeal because they really did not know what else to do to get the effect they wanted. The POV of the Demon chasing the characters through the woods was created by Sam Raimi & Bruce Campbell placing the camera on a board and just running with it - ingenius!! The girl that played Cheryl and had the tree "encounter" did all her own stunts and was actually scratched/bruised up in real life because she was athletic and really enjoyed doing what the movie needed, + it was COLD during the shooting and here she is running in that skimpy outfit falling in puddles of water/mud and doing whatever. The upside-down view of Ash near the end of the movie was Sam Raimi actually dangling from the rafters with the camera. The BOOBIE scenes were part of the movie because, well, that's what you did back in those days - have an obligatory "boobie" scene. Some scenes were shot in one of the actors garage with black curtains. The "Making of..." of this movie is quite interesting what with the lack of budget they had. Hope you give "Evil Dead II" & "Army of Darkness" a try like other people have mentioned in the comments.

[@Keleigh3000]

I still have a box of AAA paper maps covering the entire state of California.

[@DouglasJohnson.]

I was a little concerned for you on this one. I remember seeing this as a young kid and thinking it was going to affect me on a genetic level. Horrifying. You have to see the sequel. It's a remake and extension of this one, with a lot of laughs and a much bigger budget. One of the greatest horror/comedies EVER made. BTW, that dress was a perfect choice for this one and you look lovely in it.

[@Dread_Coffins]

a pillow in the background makes this video 20% cooler

[@RR-ho5ek]

A horror movie at Christmas, cool.

[@Bluesit32]

I never realized how important the mirror scene was. Ash reached out to touch the mirror just as a way of reaffirming reality. If he had touched cold glass, it would have helped calm him, if only a little. Instead of touching the glass, his hand passed through like water. Reality has rejected him, so he just starts screaming.

[@doorofnight87]

I have never seen this one (I am not a Horror Movie guy either) but I love Army of Darkness, and I am a big fan of Bruce Campbell. I am enjoying your reaction. I assume it is deliberate but I am getting definite Elvira vibes from what you are wearing.

[@Limerick98]

I always have the reverse reaction to seeing Linda on the chainsaw table: "You can't do such a thing! But if you're going to, then I want to see and hear all of it!"

[@chrismarrero5798]

First off, Wow! You look stunning in that dress! Second, I do hope you watch the others. The sceond is not my favorite, but needed to setup the third one which is definitely my favorite and a very different vibe to be sure. Great reaction!

[@titusmoody5616]

Evil Dead is that wacky good clean family fun movie, that warms your heart

[@DVDNewsFlash]

The "cabin in the woods" horror trope started with this movie.

[@dondevice8182]

Watch “the cabin in the woods”- more your style And “the Texas chainsaw massacre”, if you want a real scare) Evil Dead 2 is an unrated, better quality version of the first.. Fun fact: I am actually in Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness”)

[@Bar-Lord]

I said it the first time I saw this flick, and I’ll say it again: there’s no way they’re getting that security deposit back.

[@enigmamz]

So, I got the notification of this 33 minutes ago as of this posting, while the timer next to the views counter says "5 days ago". Nice job, KZbin!!!

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Yup this has been out for a while. Views on the low side. Hopefully this is a sign that people will YT is starting to recommend it.

[@AaronLitz]

_The Evil Dead_ is absolutely an important movie and worth seeing for anyone who wants to get into understanding the Horror movie genre, but _Evil Dead II_ is _really_ the one you need to see. _The Evil Dead_ was basically a no-budget film made by a couple of old school buddies (Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell) wanting to break into the movie business, using whatever actors they could find to fill out the cast, and financed by relatives, friends, and local businesses. They really only chose to go with Horror because in the early '80s they knew they could sell a no-budget schlock Horror film easier than any other genre. And they happened to strike gold with it, gaining a cult following immediately, including Stephen King who helped spread the word. After a few years and a lot more filmmaking experience later they decided to revisit their original work, and the result was _Evil Dead II,_ where Sam and Bruce's hearts _really_ got into it by mixing the Horror with their true love: Comedy. _Evil Dead II_ is a movie you _need_ to see. and then _Army of Darkness_ is the rest of the story: not quite as good as the second film, and a lot more comedic, but it also has some of the most badass movie moments in history. Ash goes from a Male Final Girl in the first film to become one of the *most legendary* snarky movie badasses throughout the second two movie, and you'll very likely recognize some of his lines because they've been absorbed into pop culture.

[@richardb6260]

Just in time for the holidays.

[@kevinc3427]

Nice! Evil Dead 2 (a remake of 1) and Army of Darkness are good. The series Ash vs Evil Dead is the best. omg, you in that dress... whoa!

[@deadringer22000]

This movie took a year to make, was made by a bunch of film students in Michigan(check who the editor was). Did you know that this was X rated? I will say that there are only two horror movies that I’ve ever seen where I watch them and couldn’t sleep that night. This was one the other was a nightmare on Elm Street. I was far too young to see it when I did.

[@pleasantvalleypickerca7681]

Bunny do not under estimate Ash. He does come back in Evil Dead 2 and 3. As well as the tv series. Those films are when it takes off. Yes the first film was very low budget. I think the practical effects were very inventive and well done. Practical effects were a mainstay in films for decades previously to this.

[@balootooth2939]

FYI Bunny… the FIRST Evil Dead, is nothing more than a PRIMER, for Evil Dead II… which is hands down, one of the most entertaining movies ever made!

[@TheDolfanar]

Before going too far down the 80s horror movie rabbit hole, it would be interesting for you to react to 1960s Psycho… it would fit right in with your Star Trek reactions…

[@jimrocks22]

Late to the party but 1st love the goth look complete with black nails very nice. I knew other’s would point out Ash survives in fact I never saw this one saw evil dead 2 - thinking it was the original very different than this which is a lot like a student film evil dead 2 is a higher budget film worth checking out at some point.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Thanks! I will be checking it out

[@mikesmicroshop4385]

You need to watch the remake he did of this Evil Dead II, it is MUCH better!!!!!!

[@richardw64]

I saw this when it first came out. It's not really known for any award-winning acting or storyline but when the shit hits the fan ......

[@georger.3489]

One of my favorite horror, low budget but very effective. Hope you´re gonna do part 2 in the near future :)

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

I will 😁

[@nealrepetti2396]

Sam Raimis masterpiece. Scared the daylight's out of me! Back then .

[@oldrockgeeser9426]

Thank you Bunny

[@bobmessier5215]

Considering that you have not seen many horror films, I was surprised you liked it. Very gory. Evil Dead III: Army of Darkness was hilarious, though.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

It was gory but it didn’t look too convincing tbh. 😋 I am startled easily though, so jumpscares aren’t my favorite.

[@westlock]

When you dress in outfits like that, I have to watch the video five or six times to get the gist of the movie. Like Jessica Rabbit, you are not bad, you're just drawn that way. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ63k6Ovn9lpeqM

[@johnlynem]

Evil Dead 2 is where Ash becomes the legend we all love. If you dont watch any other Evil Dead movies at least watch 2 just to see the legend born.

[@l.piloto7964]

Hi BT, you have a very Elvira Mistress of the Dark/ Mavis thing going, it working. Take care and thanks for watching movies with us. Demonic orgasm of death might have been a more adequate title.

[@SektorSieben]

I have never watched this film in its entirety in one sitting. Sometimes it's not really my sense of humor. But I like a lot of surreal situations and that the hero is constantly paralyzed with fear and terribly inactive. That's kind of funny. Btw. - You were very brave bravo!

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Thanks!

[@ZavaXavier]

The first film one never was a comedy if you think it's funny something wrong with you.

[@SektorSieben]

​@@ZavaXavier- There's definitely something wrong with me. But I also didn't mean that it was intended to be a pure comedy. But I still find passages in it that have a certain irony and a certain kind of humor about them. And it's soooo over the top - hard to take it all completely seriously, right? And maybe this would be unhealthy too.

[@ZavaXavier]

@@SektorSieben But you sounded like these movie reactors and other commentators saying films like The Evil Dead, original Halloween, original Night Of The Living Dead, The Exorcist and others are funny not gross scary, terrifying, but funny it's disturbing to me.

[@vinceburgess9012]

I have to admit, horror is not my genre but I just love your channel. You do such a great job breaking down the story and pointing out things that we don’t always pick up on. As always, you look amazing! Totally rocking that outfit.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Thanks! I'm really glad you like it here!

[@colinfarrell4773]

i was born the same year this was released! I first watched it when i was about 6 or 7! Scariest film still to this day! left me traumatised haha

[@sagefoole]

You HAVE to watch "Army of Darkness" next!!! And then "Ash v. Evil Dead!"

[@davidkessinger1581]

I saw this when it came out at the theater. Little did we know that Sam Raimi would go on to direct blockbusters like Spider-Man. And that Bruce Campbell (Ash) would become an icon. Bruce also has memorable smaller roles such as in Escape From L.A., Sky High and Spider-Man. Many other roles inclding many "B" movies as the star and mutiple TV series as well. But he will always will be Ash Williams to his legion of adoring fans (me included). BTW, if you ever get the chance to see the play, be sure to sit in the first 3 rows. It is a bloody good time haha.

[@josephmummerth2516]

first time I saw evil dead , was on a stormy night in a cabin in the woods all by myself , if you dont count the dog or cats ! lol

[@richardwhite3041]

Scared the crap out my girlfriend and a bunch of her friends with this and A Nightmare on Elm Street Halloween night 1985!

[@SlamminGraham]

Yeah! I love this movie!

[@juliocuellar7014]

Ganda is a female devil and has 2 brother demons. She flies and possess humans. She can convert into human but not perfectly. Great reaction girl.

[@GentleGiantJason]

The sequels are what really make the franchise but you have to watch one to get the most out of the sequels

[@smegbug2]

There, I watched it. I said I would.

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

Thank you smeg! Hope you liked it!

[@mikegilgenbach4840]

Lovin the Elvira vibes

[@jameyperez9547]

You should watch Evil Dead 2. And Evil Dead 3 Army of darkness. And ash vs Evil Dead show.

[@philly83]

You look amazing. I love your reaction to this.

[@theshakyproject2971]

"Go vomit later!" LOL! :)

[@jimrocks22]

If you want some quality horror/suspense and have never seen it hard to believe you haven’t but if not you really should watch “the shinning” directed by Kubrick

[@bunnytailsREACTS]

I can’t remember if I’ve seen the movie. I read the book as a teen and it kept me up at night

[@jimrocks22]

There’s some changes between King’s book and Kubrick but really worth a watch its a big difference in quality its a masterpiece

[@Darklord345646]

Amazing movie and for a very low budget. A cult classic🤩

[@philmullineaux5405]

What an be said about this trilogy? True gruesome horror, Sam Raimi at his weirdest camera angles finest, the beginning of horrorcon comicon, etc. my friends met Bruce at several! He was also in Congo, and a western series, a revolutionary war series, and other trippy movies. This movie really changed the horror game!! Even the recent series, ashe vs evil dead, was spectacular! Plus watch all Raimi movies, including first Spiderman, and Drag me to Hell!😮😮😮

[@roseforyoubabe]

first time i saw this movie decades ago it scared me haha....

[@williamterry8316]

Very cool Goth woman look.

[@user-EricWatson55]

Prepare for your introduction to Ash Williams. This is the one that started it all.