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1993 Certificate 15
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Following a harrowing night of demonic possession and slapstick antics in EVIL DEAD II, unassuming store clerk Ash (Bruce Campbell) is time-warped into England's Dark Ages, where he must find the Necronomicon, a compendium of the black arts, before he can return home. Fortunately, he has time to romance a beautiful princess (.. Read more

Starring Bruce Campbell, Embeth Davidtz, Marcus Gilbert, Ian Abercrombie
Director Sam Raimi
Genres Action/Adventure, Comedy, Horror

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Army of Darkness - The Evil Dead 3

Following a harrowing night of demonic possession and slapstick antics in EVIL DEAD II, unassuming store clerk Ash (Bruce Campbell) is time-warped into England's Dark Ages, where he must find the Necronomicon, a compendium of the black arts, before he can return home. Fortunately, he has time to romance a beautiful princess (Embeth Davidtz), tune up his chainsaw hand, and battle an army of skeletons led by...himself

Starring Bruce Campbell, Embeth Davidtz, Marcus Gilbert, Ian Abercrombie, Bridget Fonda
Director Sam Raimi
Studio OPTIMUM HOME ENTERTAINMENT
Run time DVD: 1 hr 32 mins
Blu-ray: 1 hr 40 mins
Certificate Certificate 15
Genres Action/Adventure, Comedy, Horror
Language DVD: English
Blu-ray: English
Released DVD: 11 Nov 2002
Blu-ray: 29 Sep 2008
Production year: 1993
Format DVD

Army of Darkness - The Evil Dead 3 (2 discs) (1993)

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  • 32 out of 40 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 4 stars [Highly rated reviewer]

    Gimme some sugar, baby

    The third - and seemingly ultimate - of the Evil Dead movies discovers Ash Williams and his trusty chainsaw, somehow transferred to medieval England, about to clash, once again, with the undead. Whilst being an alien in a peculiar place, he entices an auspicious young woman, Sheila and assists the hesitant inhabitants.

    One of the wonderful things about this film is that it progresses at such a rip-roaring swiftness that one has barely time to catch their breath or even total the irrationality of the story. But, who cares? This submission, which somewhat avoids the initial Evil Dead's basis, and exploits more of the crazed, intense rapidity of Evil Dead 2, seems contented to tender considerable quantities of humour mixed with guttural bloodshed and merely the thinnest character exposition. This is a magnificent conclusion to the finest trilogy in the comedy horror genre (probably).

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  • 9 out of 9 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 5 stars

    This ....IS MY BOOMSTICK!

    Rent this movie. watch this movie. never ever let this movie out of your sight. If you like comedy, blokes with mental eyebrows and pointy chins, chainsaws, modded cars (not saxo style spoilers, but mad max style chopping whirly bits), and just plain cheese, this is definately the movie for you. Loved the 2nd, liked the first, worship the third. Absolutely mental.

    I fully endorse this movie - watch it when drunk, sober, miserable, happy - just watch it.

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