Fitting conclusion to Evil Dead trilogy Ash deals with a medieval dead in this horror-comedy classic
Army of Darkness was the third film in the Evil Dead series. Once again it starred Bruce Campbell as Ash and was directed by Sam Raimi. The first Evil Dead was a school movie project turned into reality about a haunted cabin using a shoestring budget. Evil Dead 2 was where they went back to the cabin with more money and effects and started to play with the horror genre. Army of Darkness actually started off at the very end of the last one as Ash defeated the evil in the woods only to be sent back to medieval Europe. There Ash again faced evil, but this time Raimi mixed the horror with comedy to great effect. That couldn’t be accomplished without Campbell who was the perfect foil for the story.<br /><br />The story centered around Ash trying to find the Necronomicon, the Mesopotamian book of the dead in medieval Europe so that he could get back to his time period. During the course of that quest he runs into not only the evil dead, but an entire army of them that lay siege to a castle that Ash has promised to protect. This showed off what Raimi could do with an even bigger budget than his last film as there were far more effects, plus plenty of wardrobe with the medieval outfits.<br /><br />Raimi also let Bruce Campbell go with Ash. When he first uses his shotgun for example he tells everyone to “Shop smart, Shop S-Mart” like he was doing an infomercial. Later he had to fight off an army of small versions of himself who constantly laughed and made fun of him, while trying to find the Necronomicon. One actually went down his throat and he had to find a way to get it out. Next thing he knows he has a twin growing out of his side. Evil Dead 2 already had some of this, but Raimi went all in on the Comedy-Horror vein in this film.<br /><br />Army of Darkness was a fitting conclusion to the Evil Dead trilogy.<br />C
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