@@NeverSleepsAC we weren't fans of the remake upon first viewing but we do plan on giving it a second chance in a new segment we are starting where we revisit movies everyone praises but we didn't like. We are still brainstorming a name for it.
Idk man I enjoyed it a lot. The actress that plays the possessed mother was absolutely terrifying as a deadite to me. The fact to that there is no holding back on who dies in this movie there are practically kids dying in this and I was absolutely shocked by that. I understand where you’re coming from with the woman at the end being oblivious to the carnage in the garage but she probably didn’t hear the screaming and shit is because they show she was on the 5th floor and I’m pretty sure all the shit was happening on a higher floor. I still like the 2013 movie over this one but I still think the evil dead franchise is still running pretty strong.
Different strokes for different folks, we're glad people are enjoying this movie, and we knew allot would, it just didn't hit the right notes for us. But yes we can agree the acting and cast were very good.
@@FrightfullyForgotten that’s fair and hey who knows maybe later on you guys will rewatch it and might think it’s better than before. Not saying that will be the case but ik 2013 wasn’t that loved at first but then after it grew on people. But hey you don’t like it you don’t like it and that’s fine.
We are planning on giving 2013 a re-watch very soon because we didn't like it upon first viewing, so lets see if our stance has changed after 10 years. thanks for watching and commenting, cheers!
@@FrightfullyForgotten oooohhhh if you guys do a rewatch on RU-vid I would definitely watch it but this is my first ever video I watched from you two so I have no idea if y’all do reactions.😂😂
@@deadshot7062 No we generally don't do "reaction" videos but more so full on reviews. We MOSTLY are a "recommendation" type channel where we feature a underrated or forgotten Horror Movie every week. We are looking at doing a new segment where we re-visit movies we didn't but everyone else likes, and give them a second chance. We are struggling for a name for it though.
It was decent but it was very underwhelming from what I expected. I still had a fun time at the theater, but I wish they had taken more risks with the film.
Love your review guys. Everyone else was just like sugarcoating and glossing over the bad. There is a problem for me personally if a movie drags too long for me personally it’s the cardinal sin when a movie becomes boring, especially in gore movies.
For us pacing is a huge part of a movies ability to deliver. We love slow burn movies as well. But this felt like watching a movie online with the internet constantly crashing
If you're asking for an Evil Dead movie that commits to the gore then I fully expect you to revaluate the 2013 movie with that in mind because that's exactly what it was.
@David Gereg really? I mean, i thought it was better than this one, more creative, the pacing was great, the tone was consistent, and the tension maintained thoughout.... Rise was boring
@@fattyjaybird7505 Oh no. The remake was better than this one? I hated all the characters. And the story. Luckily the practical effects were awesome so I stuck around.
I would disagree that the setting wasn't fully utilized. I thought the demolished stairs and incapacitated elevator gave the movie a proper sense of claustrophobia that we get from previous movies in the franchise. The elevator in particular is very well utilized with the Shining reference in the final act as well as the dangling wires r*ping the mom. I thought the movie was well paced and I don't think that the gore was held back at all. I like the 2013 slightly more in the gore regard. But overall I thought this was an excellent. One criticism I would agree with is that the very beginning and ending could have been cut out. But even then I thought that the cold open was really good. Particularly that title card.
So our argument is that if your gonna take out the stair case and the elevator (like the bridge in the originals) then what's the point having it in an apartment complex. If you're gonna isolate the main characters again just make it a cabin for the 4th time.
This was my most anticipated movie of the year. Overall I enjoyed it but at the same time, I was disappointed in the final product. They played it too safe. Great review guys!
Thanks, yeah we were really hoping the movie was a bit more than the trailer made it out to be, but they trailer just gave away the best parts so you go in thinking you're gonna get much more, and you really don't.
100% agree with you guys! I saw this at NZ premiere last Wednesday with a load of folks who did digital work on it. They all thought it was awesome and raved about it, I found it totally boring hahah SOOO SLLOOOOOW. the second something cool happens, the movie stops. and its not that scary or creepy or hardcore. Evil Dead one is WAY more hardcore than this and its 40 years old! Exactly as you guys said, it felt to me like ALL of those mainstream boring modern "horror" films that I don't give too shits about. I was taken to see the premiere of Cocaine Bear a month earlier by the same folks. It was BORING as well. the humour didn't land for me and only one bit of it I thought was cool.
I respect your overall opinion. But I just want to maybe put the beginning & ending scenes into a different perspective. What if those scenes were subtly setting up a potential sequel? The movie is called Evil Dead Rise. Oftentimes a title like that is also a foreshadowing thing. So perhaps the beginning and end merely imply that Evil Dead have risen again and the future is not safe because the story will continue now that the Deadites are back. The two scenes were not really connected to the main story of the movie, that's true. But I also wonder if the scenes could be a nod to a potential sequel
If it's setting up a sequel then that's fine we guess, as long as it comes out in a year or so.... they obviously didn't solve the problem or "close the gate" so to speak.
I would argue a film needs to stand on its own and if there are unnecessary scenes that have NOTHING to do with the main plot of the film and drag down the pacing, those scenes need to be cut. Having scenes that set up a sequel isn't necessarily bad but if they negatively affect the film then really they aren't worth it.
The main purpose of those scenes was to give an opening and ending jump. Had we not had the opening then it would have been a WHILE before the first scare. That opening scene is a tone setter and the end ties it up
@Stephen Sanders still feels a bit unnecessary. You don't need a crazy scene to open up a horror movie or to end it. A gradual ramp into utter madness works too.
Saw it last night. Trash. Not scary. Over the top gore. No tension building. Nothing subtle. The reactions of the characters is not realistic. Each character just waits around for the next scare to happen.
@@FrightfullyForgotten I know what you mean. The eyeball in the mouth ?! Was I supposed to laugh or be grossed out ? A parody would have been fine but it starts out all serious and turned into a 'everyone is stupid' gorefest. I was not entertained.
@@scorpio4080 Yeah and the eyeball in the mouth was such a blatant and unneeded nod to Evil Dead 2, can't stand that kinda stuff, if I want to watch Evil Dead 2 I'll put in Evil Dead 2
Just left my screening and I was disappointed with the lack of gore. Wasn’t super impressed by the plot that a lot of people were raving about, but I don’t think that I hated it. It was just kind of fine.
And no one is talking about a Demon who love to kill, but drives all the way back to the woods that must be 2- 4hrs away instead of killing people in the city, what huh?
I dont like the way the book was found at all. Felt so damn random. "Yeah man, lets throw an earthquake into it which conveniently opens a hole perfectly above a vault in which the book lays for no reason with some lp's that didnt exist in these times. Yeah man, the character has to be a wannabe dj aswell. Totally mint man" Bruhhhh. Edit: I was thinking how a whole cityblock couldve gone batshit, but it was so so tame. Those neighbours simply existed, nothing more to them. Imagine a whole city getting wrecked by deadites. Then again, that would become more resident evilish.
THANK YOU. Everyone is sucking this movie off. I thought it was trash as well. Its just fine. Its mediocre. Which is worse than making a horrible movie. There is no reason for an evil dead film to be boring. Dedites are the most evil force in horror. Im glad to see people properly reviewing this film
You're right mediocre is totally worse than just plain bad, especially with a movie that is under the "Evil Dead" Banner, would have rather it be plain horrible than what we got, then it might have been a bit more entertaining. haha Cheers, thanks for swinging by.
I for one loved the movie and the theater I watched it with had a blast with it. I didn't have an issue with most of the things you guys mentioned and it thought this one hit most of the right notes. The lack of humor is a little jarring going from the og trilogy to these last two but could easily be explained by the multiple book revelation. It's been all but confirmed that there are three books (the og book, the 2013 book, and this one) and maybe they summon different deadite hoards. The og book could summon more of a trixter deadite, while this one summons a more sadist one. Who knows, depends on where they go from here. The only issue I had was mentioned above by another poster. We see characters that suffer injuries that you would think lead to possession but it doesn't happen. Why is that? I don't know, just forget about it... All in all this was really good and had a lot of ED hallmarks. It felt nostalgic enough without using the OGs as a crutch
@@FrightfullyForgotten jarring is prolly the wrong term. It's just that I could see some viewers watching them all in order and there being some culture shock or a period of adjustment when they get to these last two
You guys had the same reaction I did. Some good…some bad…just sorta equaled a MEHHHH kinda movie. I think it would have been kinda cool if the high rise had been like a fancy well lit sort of place (think Poltergeist III) so when the crap hit the fan- all the gore would have been super visible AND it would have been awesome to see this nice place get bloodied up really bad. Just a thought.
@@stephensanders8572 it's just a modern building that turns into a cabin when you think about it. The one floor basically became the tiny cabin, would've been sick if all floors played a part in the movie or the underground bank
Finally saw this last weekend. Alyssa Sutherland was great as the possessed mom. Plus they stood ten toes down and said Fuck them Kids. Never thought I'd see that in this franchise.
I enjoyed it but there was something just a bit off I cannot put my finger on it but something just didn't feel right. Maybe if I rewatched it it will click but on first viewing something was just off. The off screen deaths irritated me a little and the cheese grater scene was a massive let down after so many bogged it up it was less than 3secs and tame as hell lol.
2:02 I'm very much in the minority here. Which is fine, I will never knock anyone for liking this type of movie. Have at it. It's good in a lot of aspects, cinematography 👍👍👍 gore 👍👍👍 use of one location 👍👍👍👍👍 My issues lie with the characters. They have no motivation, no reason or will for anything they do. It's unnatural to stand around and do NOTHING on the middle of a demonic possession scenario. I was constantly annoyed by their decisions. This entire movie would not happen if one character didn't do what they did. No self awareness, no care in the world. Just - why? Why? I was internally screaming why the entire time.
I watched it enjoyed it but...... Something was off I couldn't put my finger on it. The off screen deaths irritated me and the cheese grater scene (which many are pumping up as "amazing and disturbing" is less than 3secs and visually very very tame. I would of gone full out visually with multiple gratings and damage lol. The Deadite Mum I found was creepy esp that big grin on her face - overall an enjoyable film not as good as 2013 remake which I prefer more but I would re-watch it lol
Awesome review lads im still to see it but looks pretty good 👍 I'm glad Bruce Campbell isn't in it makes for a good new story especially the new setting of the high rise. looking forward to it more,so now cheers guys hope you both are well 🤘🤘🤘
You are correct it was totally boring and I did "turn it off" by walking out just a bit over halfway into it. I wasted money on it but I didn't want to waste anymore of my time. Only the second time ever I have walked out on a movie.
Honestly now that i think about it they did play real safe, a scratch infection? Two knife stabs, old man seems to have no injuries (unless im misremembering). Why did two extras have better deaths than the ones we should feel more for? The mother probably had the best death emotionally and visually
I absolutely hated it. Just watched it 15 mins ago, and never I'm my entire life have I wished that I could refund my money for any purchase ever. Had no idea going into it. Fan of all the others, but this was absolutely terrible. The hero of the film was the father for leaving his gross family. Absolutely huge waste of time.
Thank YOU!! I was so disappointed and everyone is praising this and I am like did we watch the same movie?? tone so wrong bad characters bad writing. I would rather see the story at the beginning play out.
My main disappointment with Evil Dead Rise was it didn't go all the way by adding the youngest sister to the monster thing at the end. it woulda made the movie better to be bleaker by having the aunt survive but fail at saving ANY of her family. Then she would have to go on to deal with "yep, I defeated the monster but I'm still a failure with my life".
I liked the movie but I agree they could've gone harder then what we got i mean it was in an apartment building which could of had a crap ton of evil deadites trying to Kill the family but they didn't do it i think the director played it too safe and that's what killed it Evil Dead was never meant to play it safe
I don't think it's the worst movie I've seen but, I had so many questions. Maybe I missed something. Where did they live that they were having an earthquake? Why did nobody try to call the police? Was there no stairwell in a highrise apt? I agree that the building and floors and other tenants weren't used when they should've been. And to bring it around town at the end, they just possessed some random that lived there to make sense of the opening. Why not the sister or niece? Where did they go? Why this family? How did the Necrinomicon end up there? Big budget gory money grab IMO. I certainly didn't hate it but, I was left with so many questions. Weird to see how many didn't think this was a weird story.
You guys gave SO much praise during The Treasure portion, i thought I got clickbaited by the thumbnail! LOL. Thanks for saving me a few bucks not waiting for EDR to be released, instead saw The Pope's Exorcist last week...while wasn't too scary, still worth a cheap $ Tuesday at Cineplex. Russell Crowe did a nice job as the Exorcist! - Ageless Ascetic -
@@NateAnderson69 really?....damnit, now i gotta watch EDR to compare, lol! What didn't you like about Pope's? I loved how they completely avoided the old jumpscare/volume pump up tricks, and it's majority practical fx :p
@2ndLastStarfighter I've only seen Evil Dead, and not Pope's Exorcist. But I can say that EDR doesn't have any jumps cares that I can recall, and was almost entirely practical (again, as I can recall). If you enjoyed those elements of Pope's Exorcist, you'll DEFINITELY enjoy Evil Dead Rise
You guys are the best reviewers cause you guys are always brutally honest about the films and don’t sugar coat anything to please anybody which is why you guys are the best. Plus I always laugh my ass off cause your reviews are always hilarious lol. Great review guys
Thanks for watching Jason, we're happy to just be ourselves, and give folks a few laughs. What's the point in praising a movie for just being mediocre?
When a Evil Dead "film" is inseparable from your every day horror film with a bunch of jump scares and gore utilized in such a predictable manner, that's not what i would call a Evil Dead film. While it is understandable that all three of the original films were quite different from one another, it was Sam Raimi's quirks that expertly was able to make the three films feel like a semi coherent trilogy. They were all really great in their own respective manners and represent a gold standard in B moviemaking. And the jump scares and gore particularly in the original worked because of the gritty aesthetic and feeling the madness that Ash is going through so much that you could almost smell his sweat. What we have here is something that if it wasn't for the usage of the brand name, it really would be nothing more than a disposable waste of time that would be put on if there was nothing else to watch for that night. There is NO NEED whatsoever for any more Evil Dead. First off we don't have Bruce Campbell, Sam Raimi's quirky style is not there and neither the 2013 version or this new waste space offers a idiosyncratic character of its own to stand out. I didn't think that Ash vs Evil Dead was perfect considering that the horror and the comedy never jelled as well as it did in Evil Dead 2, but it was still significantly more proper Evil Dead than those. Honestly, i rather see you guys do your own Evil Dead esque movie with a killer 80s soundtrack by Adam. Warts and all, that movie would be a hell of a lot more entertaining and fun, especially with a decent 16mm film camera. 😁
oh man, well we totally made Evil Dead type movies in the basement as kids in Jr High, "Passage to Hell" was one haha, we basically dressed our friends up as zombies and beat each other up. And agreed that there's no need for anymore Evil Dead movies. We didn't even need Ash vs Evil dead but it was a welcome surprise seeing how much they nailed the tone. And you're right the first 2 Evil Dead movies aren't perfect, but it was the low budget charm and heart and soul behind it that made them memorable and lovable. Doesn't matter how good a script for a new Evil Dead Movie is, it won't have those components, it's lightning in a bottle.
@@FrightfullyForgotten If anything, i was mainly referring to Ash vs Evil Dead not being perfect. Even though it was a enjoyable show, it always felt like the humour was more well done than the horror was and that's why the show didn't seem to have a entirely proper balance, but it still made for a decent watch because it felt much more like true Evil Dead than the remake at the time did, which isn't saying much but still. The original Evil Dead i would actually argue is a perfect horror film.. Evil Dead 2 is a prime example of the perfect balance of horror and comedy. And Army of Darkness is just a damn fun fantasy adventure with great nods to films like Jason and the Argonauts. The original trilogy is a gold standard for the B movie. Ash vs Evil Dead is a flawed but fun and interesting curio, and the other two you can just straight up forget about.
You’re absolutely right about the pacing. They were nearly chill when their Mum was locked out of the apartment. Let their sister wonder around the apartment while they read the book. But I still really liked the movie.
@@FrightfullyForgotten yeah that was goofy that they survived that. The neighbor though. She walked down stairs that were destroyed in the earthquake lol smh
It was paced as expected for an Evil Dead film. The Deadites in all incarnations of this franchise have done the are they are they not. I actually like the cabin parts. By the sounds of it you fellas went in expecting something more akin to a Romero film or another Cabin in the woods but were dissapointed you got an Evil Dead film. If they had upped the body count it wouldn't had felt like an Evil Dead film. As for the tone it was straddled between the og trilogy and the 2013 film. Some great homage moments to Evil Dead 2 while keeping it less up beat. I've always thought Drag Me to Hell was the true successor to the og Trilogy and Ash Vs the Evil Dead is more of a sitcom with tons of gross outs. Both if which are great btw.
We were expecting a slightly better than mediocre modern possession style movie which is what we felt we got. Been meaning to re-watch Drag Me To Hell for quite sometime, remember really liking it when it first came out.
There was a unique brand of quirky humor that ran through the first three Evil Dead films that really made them work for me. It was absent in the 2013 version and, from what you say in this awesome review video, absent from this most recent installment. I remember when they tried to continue the Pink Panther franchise without Peter Sellers - that's kind of what this feels like to me. What you said about cookie-cutter possession/self-harm movies really resonates - that's been the downside of many horror films I've seen of late. Great video, guys!
haha all those horrible Pink Panther movies they tried to do without Peter Sellers using doubles and un-used footage were horrible (Trail, Curse and Son of the Pink Panther!) Talk about Blake Edwards just being greedy.
Honestly, it felt more like an Exorcist reboot. If you remove the nods to the original and the whopping 45 seconds of Necronomicon screen time then this would be far from an Evil Dead movie.
The first thing I thought watching it, I AM BORED!!!! How can I be bored watching evil dead. I think this proves Raimi Campbell and Tapert are done with ED it’s a check now and that’s it
they couldn't use more of the high rise because the elevator was broken and the stairs were gone..you don't see that but you hear they are gone..i was just fine with the one apartment and hallway. i like movies that are claustrophobic and they don't have a lot of room to move around but that's only my opinion.
We love claustrophobic horror too, our point is that if you're gonna isolate everyone again, just set it back at the good ole cabin. The apartment just ended up being a big tease.
@@Pete-eb3vo i have..plenty of times..i'm a horror fan and the 2013 remake as well..and how you figure it was closed in when they had a whole woods available to them? being stuck in an apartment with only the hallway is much more my style of horror. less places to escape, more areas to keep guarded..did you see Terror Train? that's my ideal horror..stuck on a train with a serial killer...my worst nightmare. but oh so many exciting places to hide, but you can't get off cause it's still in motion.
The Original Terror Train is awesome, we did a VS ep where we compared that with Prom Night as they are both Slashers shot in Canada staring Jamie Lee Curtis that came out in the same year.
The reason I didn't go see this film was because I was sooo disappointed they didn't make it a sequel to the 2013 film with Mia as the protagonist. Would have been a much better film.
I like your view on it guys and as a big evil dead fan I’m better sweet on this.. I’m a very cautious when it comes to my favorite properties these days
WOW! What a complete letdown. Without the title "Evil Dead" in it this could have been any cookie cutter horror movie. The effects were cool, but I was not invested in any of the characters. Oh, and the "Records" in 1943 were not vinyl. They were a coated, very fragile, metal. I know because my grandfather used to record records for his band. And they played at 72rpm. Not 33 or 45. You couldn't play them on a regular record player. And no lore whatsoever built into the story. Maybe i'll rewatch someday. By ranking...best to worst..#2. #3, #4, #1, #5.
yeah the whole record thing was so stupid, it's like no one did the research, and just thought it would be cool if it was s record this time around because vinyl is popular again.
i agree w the ending and beginning they were just ridiculous. i give it a 7 or 6-10 but that’s abt how much i give it bc i really like how they actually made ppl look possessed and i loveeeed some of the scenes and how they gave little of humor here and there but i don’t agree w the passing lol i quite enjoyed the passing and how it went from up and down and just fluctuated. it was kind of fresh idk how to describe it.
@@FrightfullyForgotten I thought it was great. I’m not even going to say it was too long. I highly recommend seeing Beau is Afraid in the theatre (if it’s still available). I won’t give any spoilers. I didn’t even watch the preview before I went in.
Ima say it ik this wont be popular but ill start with FEMALE HEROS ARE GREAT...MOST THE TIME....problem is with new E.D movies there trying desperately to kill off any type of ash character or male hero which im sorry its stupid it makes no sense to me okay we wouldnt need a Ash character if they atleast gave us a dominate male character ...i mean what if 1st film intros male protag. 2nd intros the female (but its like ash vs evil dead at this point where its all spread across the world ) dude from 1st film comes in kinda late to the film so its mostlt about the female he pops up knows how to handle deadites so they both kinda help eachother to surviv this city or maybe they were neighbora an he was coming back from the cabin just to be like wtf ...3rd film is they been recruiting survivors saving some people (we get some flashbacks of there moments..they start to learn more about the book and ends with them going through hell to get the Dagger which jump to 4th film is them an the few survivors left with them are traveling to kill the big bad ...ik prob not popular but i picture a gritty take on hero like a frank grillo and for the female ol girl from Your next
The idea of a string of movies taking place in difference settings is neat, as they movie forward to a "final boss" type situation. That's what we felt this movie needed, almost a video game vibe where they move through the levels of the apartment almost like levels of a game to get to the big bad deadite.
Just saw it the other night and hmm it was a huge Meh for me, i think the 2013 version was better. If anything they shouldve had a continuation from that movie with Deadites chasing Mia or something
Evil dead was an absolute masterpiece of its era and as such should have been left in that time. The 2013 remake was rubbish IMHO and although I kinda enjoyed Evil dead rise, you'll never recapture that atmosphere of the original 80s trilogy.
He's actually not the priest, he's the guy in the background yelling for the priest to stop and saying "It's called the Book of the Dead for a reason." The director says he likes to think that is a time displaced Ash Williams.
I completely disagree about the character development. I thought that was massively lacking. Can anyone really name non-surface level stuff about any of these characters? There was zero chemistry or family dynamic between any of the characters. They didn't feel related to each other at all. Just complete apathy from everyone considering their parent and siblings were tormenting them.
Oh we agree. Just because they spent allot of time trying to develop the characters doesn't mean they actually accomplished anything with it haha. Yeah you're right they didn't seem or feel like a family not even a dysfunctional one.
Your review is cool and all but I just wanna respond: 1. the line “you’re gonna be a good mother” is supposed to be dark humor to put a lil bit of that just like the previous evil dead movies 2. the thunder and not hearing screams is logical because the thunder probably covered the scream noises 3. the contortion scene in the elevator is not actually bad and it’s unique 4. the self harm scenes add as an element that makes the movie scary and gruesome idk what your problem is since those kinds of scenes are also present in the previous evil dead movies Anyway, I really like your trash or treasure concept. Keep it up! 😄
I feel like everything that you guys hate about The movie is actually what I love about the movie. It really did it tune into the psychological aspect of horror. I think that they really dragged out the whole getting to the point where it’s just straight up action and things going on is because I think they really wanted to bring the perspective to the other characters of not knowing what’s going on. Like it really took them a minute to catch on and realize their mom is possessed by something. It like gave them false hope in a way which I think is fucked up and awesome. I think it really put you in their shoes and gave you the stress and concerned that they felt. I don’t think movies should just get straight to the point all of the time .because then you miss the beautiful usage of the turmoil and conflict that brings horror movies this experience ,that digs into the audiences in a mental way.
I feel like this and quite a few other movies would be far better not using the original IP and just being a straight up rip off/homage to the source material.
Enjoy a bad movie as much as you like, doesn't mean that others should not point out a film's faults. If you had nobody like that, then all films would be complete garbage (today is pretty close) and nobody would be able to question their lack of quality. Seems like you are the "nut muncher" at their own video and critique. Don't seem to see any good points against the video. See ya.
@@FrightfullyForgotten for sure ! When I saw the trailer, I liked it but I couldn't help but feel that this may have been a preexisting script that they reworked to be an Evil Dead film... I'll still have to check it out tho. Cheers from Montreal !
This movie had so much potential. I was expecting the movie to take full advantage of the awesome deserted location. I would love to have seen Beth and Cassie fighting deadites on every floor trying to get to the bottom floor where the escape door is. Had potential to be the best evil dead movie and possibly one of the most fun horror films ever made. Could have been the Raid with deadites and other creatures. That sounds so badass. Could have been like a real maze of horror. Wish we got to see possessed Ellie taking out the neighbours to. Not just that 1 guy with the missing eye. Unfortunately only 1 line stood out to me. Possessed Ellie says something to Beth from outside the peephole. Those who have seen it know what I’m talking about. I LOL haha. I was also disappointed by the climax. Creature was too much in the shadows and was barely a fight. In future instalments, they should make the deadites more tougher and relentless. They go down too easily in this series. Movie was good but could have been better sadly :( I’ll still buy it when it’s released but I think it might be my least favourite evil dead movie :( wanted to love it.
yeah that's pretty much exactly how we felt about it. Really thought they could have used the building better, and fight their way down to the cars floor by floor almost like a video game. Good idea, good location bad execution.
@@FrightfullyForgotten exactly right. I was onboard for the first act but it kinda grinder to a halt through act 2&3. I don’t know what people are smoking to say it’s the jest horror film in years or the best evil dead movie?! Seriously? Has great moments but wasn’t nearly enough.
Yeah no, I stopped at 9 minutes The deadites talking is what made the movie for me. I'm a fan from evil dead 1 all the way to ash vs evil dead. Make them talk Make them say terrible things
Wow. Took me by surprise to see you guy's here on a Monday night. Monster Monday's? Lol. As for the film... Saw the trailer and I pretty much just shook my head and went... "Hmm. Nah" Like you said, just looked like another cookie cutter run of the mill flick you'd see on a streaming service.
I agree but the Ash thing! These movies are linked together! Ash is going to be the 2013 movie woman! Look at the end of this movie again! (2023) Also I think this movie was aimed toward a female audience! 🤷
I just seen this movie, it's trash 🗑 all the characters was dumb and pointless, and no story telling. Nothing in this movie added up. A Demon who is strong but can't get in the front door.
This was a horrible cliché of a film that’s like a million other horror films of the last 10 years or so. The acting was terrible the dialogue was like a parody,the star of the film is the gore and effects. You guys seem like you nothing about horror,probably love the conjuring .
Hmm sounds like someone didn't actually finish watching this review cause we didn't like this movie at all and said we'd never watch it again. And no we hate movies like the conjuring. Maybe finish the video next time or watch some other videos before you call us out on knowing nothing about horror.
These guys aren't "hipsters". If you had watched a lot of their previous videos you would see they are true fans of the genre. There's nothing really pretentious about their observations. I honestly consider them experts as they have pointed me to a lot of films in Horror that I never would have watched.
@@rasthavas8275 Have you seen the quality or lack thereof of the mainstream in general? When you have Jamaican mermaids, superheroes running around telling typical bad jokes, endless amounts of tried green screen CGI garbage, every franchise being driven down to the ground by bad writing and endless political correctness, Hollywood giving their audience the same old tired claims of "racism', "sexism" and so many others, the mainstream establishment giving constant middle fingers to its audience does not exactly sound like good quality products and service. Maybe you should learn to have a identity of yourself and stop parroting what the establishment tells you, that can do you more favours than you can possibly imagine.
