Paradoxically, the best about this parodic episode is that it's the last one.
Besides, it was nice to see Bruce Campbell's 1st dramatic acting, though the meltdown was clearly unfounded.
So, if Sam Raimi lets someone to answer the remaining questions from his original trilogy, we get only more unanswered questions & the Dead End (instead of Evil Dead).
Now there's only 1 way - Evil Dead 4. My favorite... Yes, it's already come, and they didn't recognize it. It's like Richard Donner's Superman II: short, but authentic, genuine, solid & hard as a rock - "join us!" with Maestro Raimi & Co' "El Jefe" (A.K.A. "Ash vs Evil Dead"). P.S. Little Lori was 3 times better than "Kandar".
Besides, it was nice to see Bruce Campbell's 1st dramatic acting, though the meltdown was clearly unfounded.
So, if Sam Raimi lets someone to answer the remaining questions from his original trilogy, we get only more unanswered questions & the Dead End (instead of Evil Dead).
Now there's only 1 way - Evil Dead 4. My favorite... Yes, it's already come, and they didn't recognize it. It's like Richard Donner's Superman II: short, but authentic, genuine, solid & hard as a rock - "join us!" with Maestro Raimi & Co' "El Jefe" (A.K.A. "Ash vs Evil Dead"). P.S. Little Lori was 3 times better than "Kandar".