Devastated over the death of his friend Pablo, Ash travels back in time with Ruby and Kelly (and Pablo's corpse) to try and change the future.
Bringing the action back to 1982 and the cabin where it all began, this episode is pure fan service and as such doesn't do much other than deliver stuff that we already know and love about The Evil Dead.
There's some familiar slapstick when Ash tries to suck out the evil from his infected leg only for it to get inside his stomach; Ash ventures into the cellar where he meets Henrietta; and Ruby and Kelly are attacked by demonic trees (although they avoid being raped, as happens to Cheryl in the original movie). At the end of the episode, Ash releases Henrietta only for him to realise moments later that she is a deadite.
All told, it's reasonable fun for Evil Dead fans, but does nothing very new.
Bringing the action back to 1982 and the cabin where it all began, this episode is pure fan service and as such doesn't do much other than deliver stuff that we already know and love about The Evil Dead.
There's some familiar slapstick when Ash tries to suck out the evil from his infected leg only for it to get inside his stomach; Ash ventures into the cellar where he meets Henrietta; and Ruby and Kelly are attacked by demonic trees (although they avoid being raped, as happens to Cheryl in the original movie). At the end of the episode, Ash releases Henrietta only for him to realise moments later that she is a deadite.
All told, it's reasonable fun for Evil Dead fans, but does nothing very new.