2.5/4  If chins could kill.
Great movie! I really like how it takes away from the first 2 evil dead movies, and then makes it something totally unique and original. While Bruce Campbell has graciously accepted the fact that he is forever a B movie actor, he doesn't l... (read full)

3.5/4  Hey, What's that on your face?
My second favorite of the Evil Dead series. I would have to say my favorite scene is when Ash is burying "bad" Ash and he says, "Hey! What's that you got on your face?" "Huh?" and then Ash throws a pile of dirt on "bad" Ash's face. Alot of... (read full)

4/4  Army of Darkness Quick Review
Most of what needs to be said about this movie has been said. It is a smart, funny, take on a traditional Horror movie. As always Bruce Campbell is great.

4/4  Army of Darkness Quick Review
5 Words "Give me some sugar baby." Greatest Bruce Campbell movie ever if you know someone who hasn't seen it get them to. Because it is just classic.
"GOOD,BAD I'M THE ONE WITH THE GUN."

4/4  Army of Darkness Quick Review
Totally different than the Evil Dead films, but in a fantastic way. Everyone can enjoy this one! The perfect B-movie experience.

4/4  Army of Darkness Quick Review
As a B-Movie/Cult Movie connoisseur, this just might be my "Holy Grail". One liners, chainsaws, and boom-sticks galore...hilarious and action packed!

3/4  Army of Darkness Quick Review
Definitely the most hilarious of the three Evil Dead films, Army of Darkness is highly slapstick, has the best one-liners and is still highly enjoyable. The B-movie vibe is high, and that's a good thing. A fun way to end this trilogy.

3/4  Army of Darkness Quick Review
This one has the coolest scenes in the entire trilogy with some really incredible special effects for the time. It has a B-Movie feel to it (purposely) but lacks the motivation to over come it. Still, it is entertaining and a worthy finale.

4/5 A Good Quality Transfer... But Lacking Special Features (HD/DVD Combo)
  by A. Watson
Halloween got me in the mood for Army of Darkness, so shortly after I bought this one off Amazon.

I don't own a HD DVD player, so this is a review of the DVD side. In fact, this combo format version was cheaper than the regular DVD version (go figure).

Under "Customer Images" on this page, there are some images that compare the DVD side of this release to the Anchor Bay release (Army of Darkness)

The images supplied are helpful because they address 2 things:

1) The video on the Universal release (HD/DVD Combo) does have more in frame on the left/right sides of the screen, but a little bit is cropped on the top and bottom (in comparison to the Anchor Bay release)

2) As the images show, the colors on the Universal release are a bit brighter. On the Anchor Bay DVD, the colors are much cooler. The comparison pictures are a little exaggerated in my opinion though, I think Universal did a very good job with it. The daylight scenes are crisp and vibrant, and the night shots capture the original "cool" colors very well too.

If you're looking for a good DVD version of AOD, this is one of the best. If you want special features however, this is not the right DVD for you.

5/5 Great movie
  by J. Palmer (CA)
I ordered this movie because it is a great comedy... didn't realize that there are 2 movies before this one, but it goes well by itself too. I got my order pretty quickly and it was in great condition!

1/5 If Evil Dead 1 and 2 were pointless.
  by Jose Lopez (Miami,Florida USA)
if Evil Dead 1 & 2 were pointless blood fests of carnage, then this is pointless and not scary nor funny Period. The 3rd/final Installment (thank god) is the worst of the worst. your a fan of the trilogy perhaps it appeals to you, this is just my opinion with all due respect.

1/5 Do not Buy this Movie
  by vicnow (Manassas, VA United States)
This movie is just plain stupid. Terrible plot and bad acting. This is the big budget take on this series?
It figures. Just avoid it.

5/5 Be sure to take your BOOMSTICK with ya!
  by Eric S. Kim (Southern California)
In this third (and probably final) installment of the Evil Dead series, not only do we see a drastic change in scenery (Medieval England instead of American woods), we also see much less graphic content. You don't have internal organs bursting out of human bodies, but living skeletons on fire and breaking apart. There is only a minimal amount of gore, and the black and slapstick humor takes over. But is that necessarily a bad thing? Of course, not. Even though the film has an overall different style, it still has that same sort of wicked charm that the first two film brought out. Plus, you still have Bruce Campbell as the main character, so it's bound to be bad@** throughout. Again, this isn't as violent and daring as the first two Evil Dead films, but it's still very entertaining to watch. I'd give this an A-.