Evil Dead Burn Doesn't Let You Breathe

Evil Dead Burn Doesn't Let You Breathe

We finally reached the end of our Road to Evil Dead Burn, and this one put both of us through it. William loved how relentless Evil Dead Burn is. Amy walked away completely spent after one of the most intense horror experiences she's had in a theater. The gore is bigger. The action is faster. But what surprised us most wasn’t just how bloody it gets, but how mean this movie feels compared to the rest of the franchise. Is this the next evolution of Evil Dead or did it finally push the franchise too far? Spoiler-free until our clearly marked spoiler section. Full written review: https://thefearreview.com/reviews/evil-dead-burn/ [https://thefearreview.com/reviews/evil-dead-burn/] Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZBjMRlDYn7o [https://youtu.be/ZBjMRlDYn7o] Around here… The Fear is Family.

Evil Dead (2013) Has a Major Ash Problem

We wrapped up our Road to Evil Dead Burn by revisiting the 2013 remake of Evil Dead… and it completely changed Amy's opinion of the movie. William still thinks it's one of the strongest entries in the franchise thanks to its brutal gore, smarter character setup, and relentless horror. Amy isn't convinced. After watching Bruce Campbell's original trilogy for the first time, the cabin just isn't the same without Ash. Did Evil Dead (2013) improve the original, or did it lose what made Evil Dead special? 🎥 Watch the full video episode: https://youtu.be/I6t148MFLwI [https://youtu.be/I6t148MFLwI] 🩸 Read our full written review: https://thefearreview.com/reviews/evil-dead/ [https://thefearreview.com/reviews/evil-dead/] 🎬 Watch our Evil Dead Franchise Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcnsL0vXWtck&si=5iOK7IqOCzRoTVYa [https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcnsL0vXWtck&si=5iOK7IqOCzRoTVYa]   Around here...The Fear is Family.

Army of Darkness Was NOTHING Like Amy Expected

Continuing our Road to Evil Dead Burn, we’re talking Army of Darkness — and this one completely surprised Amy. After avoiding it for years because she thought it was basically Monty Python with horror, Amy finally watched Army of Darkness all the way through…and it became her favorite Evil Dead movie so far. We talk about why this one feels more like Indiana Jones, Pirates of the Caribbean, and The Goonies than traditional horror, how Ash fully becomes Ash, and why Amy thinks Hollywood absolutely missed the chance to make Bruce Campbell a 90s rom-com leading man. We also get into the Tiny Ashes, Evil Ash, the skeleton army, the Necronomicon words, and the time we met Sam Raimi, Ted Raimi, and Bruce Campbell. Spoilers after ratings. The Fear Review is hosted by William and Amy. Over Review: https://thefearreview.com/reviews/army-of-darkness/ [https://thefearreview.com/reviews/army-of-darkness/]  Watch episodes: https://episodes.thefearreview.com [https://episodes.thefearreview.com/] Around here, The Fear is Family.

Evil Dead II Created Horror’s Most Iconic Hero

We’re continuing our road to Evil Dead Burn with Evil Dead II, and this is the movie where the franchise really starts to feel like the Evil Dead everyone remembers. The original was straight horror. This one brings in the slapstick, the bigger Deadites, the chainsaw hand, and the moment where Ash finally becomes Ash. We talk about why this sequel feels so different, why Amy had more fun with it than the original, and why Bruce Campbell’s performance turns Ash into one of horror’s most iconic heroes. Watch the full video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKrRbA66S1M [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKrRbA66S1M] Read the full review: https://thefearreview.com/reviews/evil-dead-ii/ [https://thefearreview.com/reviews/evil-dead-ii/] Around here, The Fear is Family.

I Thought The Evil Dead Was Supposed to Be Funny... | The Evil Dead (1981)

We’re kicking off our Road to Evil Dead Burn with the movie that started it all: The Evil Dead. William has loved this franchise for years. Amy thought she knew it because she knew Ash, the chainsaw, and the quotes. Turns out, the original is a very different beast. Before the boomstick, before the one-liners, and before Ash became the Ash everyone remembers, Sam Raimi’s 1981 original was a gritty, gross, straight-up horror movie that still managed to catch Amy off guard. In this episode, we talk about why The Evil Dead still works, Bruce Campbell’s surprisingly serious performance, the practical effects that made Amy gag, and whether the original still holds up today. Then we get into spoilers and talk ankle pencils, cottage cheese gore, basement banging, and all the reasons this movie still feels completely unhinged. The Fear Review links: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9Sp8KDPckA [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9Sp8KDPckA] Website: https://thefearreview.com/reviews/the-evil-dead/ [https://thefearreview.com/reviews/the-evil-dead/] Follow The Fear Review: Website: https://thefearreview.com [https://thefearreview.com/] YouTube: https://episodes.thefearreview.com [https://episodes.thefearreview.com/] Shorts: https://shorts.thefearreview.com [https://shorts.thefearreview.com/] Spotify: https://spotify.thefearreview.com [https://spotify.thefearreview.com/] Apple Podcasts: https://apple.thefearreview.com [https://apple.thefearreview.com/] Amazon Music: https://amazon.thefearreview.com [https://amazon.thefearreview.com/] Around here, the fear is family.