Army of Darkness (1992) Wife's First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!
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- Army of Darkness (1992)
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Thank you everyone for joining us on our journey through The Evil Dead Franchise! We do plan on watching the Evil Dead remake and Ash vs Evil Dead!
Thank you all for your support!
People hate on it, but I love the 2013 Evil Dead, and Evil Dead 2 is probably one of my most rewatched movies of all time. Can't wait!
The series is hilarious, and thoroughly gross as hell. It's three relatively short seasons, and the episodes are just half an hour each, so it shouldn't take too long to get through.
Sheila is portrayed by Embeth Davidtz, Miss Honey in Matilda (1996)
When you watch remake, keep in mind that there is a scene after the credits.
Notice how the intro has changed, I lucked out an watched Army of Darkness first than the Evil Dead movies.
The skeleton that says "let's get the hell out of here" while they retreat never fails to make me laugh
I say that line almost daily. Especially when leaving a restaurant.
Wtf why is that so funny.
The skeletons are so lovable.
My friends and I died laughing in the theater when that happened.
I have a gif of that for text use.
me and all my friends would use that line reading CONSTANTLY.
What I loved about this movie in particular is that it had a real "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" meets the "3 Stooges" in hell feel to it.
I kept expecting a rabbit.
@@stratocruising It's a trick! Get the holy hand grenade...
Perfect description.
There is that feel to it n ive never seen Monty python before
"klaatu barada nikto" Just in case you don't know, thats a spin on a famous line from the 1950's Sci Fi movie "The Day the earth stood still". Very iconic. :)
Also, 3 of Jabba’s skiff guards.
You beat me to it!
Right :)
I highly recommend them watching that one, too. It's a classic SF movie.
Absolutely like to see THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, THEM, FORBIDDEN PLANET, THE BLOB, TARANTULA!, ect...
Legendary movie, Bruce Campbell just kills it, his performance really takes this movie to another level.
This movie came after a bunch of cameos he did in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys right? His Autolycus King of Thieves character acts a lot like Ash. Constant one liners and japes at either Hercules or iolaus' expense but even so he is a good hearted scoundrel.
@@parker469a Hercules was several years *after* Army of Darkness.
He should have got an Oscar nomination😀😍
I liked that in Ash vs. Evil Dead one of the episodes Ash actually is confused when he can't remember if he found the Necronomicon in the cellar or on the desk in the living room of the cabin referencing both 1 and 2 kind of making both versions cannon.
Season two finale ash references going back in time
@@Wolf-bz6kq oh shid I need to watch that!
Yeah
Plus Cheryl from The Evil Dead appears in the TV series
"Good, Bad, I'm the guy with the gun."
Still one of my most favorite lines EVER!
(Apparently replaced in an alternative cut of the movie.)
Bruce Campbell is such a joy to watch.
I kind of remind Ash saying "I'm not that good". Could it be the replace line?
@@wilsonconvictor Yep, that was the one. (also a good line Campbell has used before a few times) But I like THIS line more.
It's a little more bad@$$ IMO.
@@sharkdentures3247 that's interesting! I watched the movie as a teenager, and then re-watched it some years ago, and I was like: "Why, I remembered it differently..." Thanks to you now I know what happened, haha
@@wilsonconvictorYes, and since that’s the line used in the international cut, it’s the better known one outside of America.
The chaotic camera in the “it’s a trick get an axe” scene make that one of my favorite scenes of all time
Sam Raimi camera zoom is epic
I read this perfectly in sync with the audio
@@PickleBread355 I was typing it out as their commentary came up 😂 this and Quick And The Dead are peak Raimi chaos/zoom
Patricia Tallman as that evil character also of Babylon 5 and Night of the Living Dead remake, love her!
@@christophersims7060 Tom Savinis directorial debut!
" lady, im afraid im gonna have to ask you to leave the store" Campbells deadpan delivery is timeless, i was rollin' all over again!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Evil Dead show stars Bruce Campbell, so he's definitely the same character. The Evil Dead remake is its own hardore horror film.
The Evil Dead is a "side-quel"/reboot. It was designed to connect onto a Army of Darkness 2 with Bruce Campbell and Jane Levys charcters teaming up.
Ash vs The Evil Dead
@@Billinois78 yesh
The evil dead remake is much more focused on body horror with insane practical effects made on a small small budget.
Ash vs Evil Dead is a continuation(roughly) of Army of Darkness, but due to some licensing/legal stuff there were things they could and couldn't reference/do.
Bruce Campbell(Ash)& director Sam Raimi are friends since high school and created this franchise together.Sam’s brother Ted, plays roles as the armorer and ash’s coworker. He was Henrietta in Evil Dead 2.”Someone's in my fruit cellar! Someone with a fresh soooul!”
20:08 Fun Fact: The cowardly soldier "Am Afraid" guy, that is Ted Raimi, Sam Raimi's brother. And at 28:34 the co-worker is him also. They have another brother Ivan. They are all directors and screenwriters.
Always recognize Ted. He was J Jonah's assistant in Spiderman as well as his role in Xena.
Ted is also in Candyman with a small role as the boyfriend in the story Helen tells in the begining.
Ted Raimi has 3 parts - in Army Of Darkness...
1. The Blacksmith - "You can count on my steel.
2. The Knight Guard - "I am afraid. What about our lives?"
3. The S-Mart coworker - "Did you say the words right this time?"
Ted Raimi was also Rick in Darkman (Darkman's first victim) 😉
@@MLJ7956 ted was also the wife demon in the cellar in part two if im not mistaken
Ash vs Evil Dead tv show is hilarious! Ash is in his 60s and has not evolved at all. Plus he has two awesome sidekicks! Lots of fun!
Mid-fifties, and hail to the king baby. 😉
That series definitely has a cult following. Myself included. Somebody needs to react to it.
I really hope they react to this series. I thought it was fantastic and I hated that they it was canceled so soon.
@@odinthorson1830 maybe I said the age and not every single syllable but what matters is I said em close enough lol
@@tsogobauggi8721 omg I love her !
It kind of makes sense that the movies become increasingly wacky as Ash becomes more confident..... and descends further into madness.
I have great memories of seeing this in theaters in 1992...laughed my ass off.
The 3 stooges cemetery scene still kills me to this day
If you want a movie that's similar to this, I recommend Darkman. Also by Sam Raimi. If you want more Bruce Campbell then I recommend the TV series Burn Notice.
He was great in that show (and his character, Sam Axe, even got his own TV movie 😁)...
I also agree that Darkman was good superhero type film (and even sort of like a precursor to Raimi's Spider-Man), they did make two sequels to Darkman (but staring Arnold Vosloo from the Mummy movies instead of Liam Nelson from the fist one). The sequels are enjoyable (even if they are DTV direct-to-video).
Darkman is NOTHING similar to this 🤦♂️
that's Raimi being serious, in The Army... he's making comedy and paying homage to older adventure movies
Darkman is great!! Was my first time seeing Liam Neeson in something :)
@@JulioLeonFandinho Darkman of course has a story and dramatic moments, but it’s pretty over the top in the Raimi style. If you like Army Of Darkness you will love Darkman too
Just a little note. The stop motion FX in the movie are a nod to legendary stop motion artist Ray Harryhausen and the skeletons are a nod to his film Jason and the Argonauts, which is a film I highly recommend you guys watch.
This movie was just so insanely entertaining.
The mixing gunpowder scene in this film - you can see Peter Jackson's nod to Raimi (and this movie) in The Two Towers when Saruman is making the Helm's Deep bomb, and Wormtongue brings the candle over to get a better look.
I was thinking that when I saw that.
"Give me some sugar baby" "Groovy" and "Hail to the king" are used by the character in the 1996 FPS game Duke Nukem 3D
Another horror-comedy in the EVIL DEAD vein is TALES FROM THE CRYPT: DEMON KNIGHT. It's super bloody and gross but also incredibly funny. It's a dynamite B-side from the 90s that a lot of people talk about but almost none of the reactor community knows about. Definitely worth a spin.
People sleep on Demon Knight. It's a legit good B-movie. Probably have seen it a dozen times throughout the years and it never disappoints
someone just did a react for demon knight
That's the one with Billy Zane right? Yeah I like the tales from the crypt movies
@@DanielGonzalez-vo5ni Yeah, Billy Zane, Jada Pinkett, William Sadler (Pres in IronMan 3), Dick Miller (dude from Gremlins), and Thomas Haden Church (Sandman from the Raimi Spider-man 2). Cast is stacked.
@@bankbarcomo806 I thought I saw that floating around on YT, but not all reaction channels are created equal, lol.
“Who’s laughing now!?!”
That scene from the second movie changed my view of horror and humor forever. This movie was great, but it didn’t have that same effect for me.
Seeing Sam Raimi’s style in Dr Strange was awesome, even if I was the only person who enjoyed it.
Bruce Campbell, “Hail to the king, baby.” He’s great in everything he’s in. A gem unknown to many outside of his fans is the movie “Bubba Ho-tep.” I don’t think anyone has reacted to it, and I think you would both enjoy it, so I’m throwing it out there :)
Oh yah! Bubba-ho-tep is hilarious!
Great suggestion! Then again, pretty much anything with Bruce Campbell is a good suggestion.
The one liners in this movie were ridiculously funny! Bruce Campbell is a goofy comical legend! Love your guys' genuine reactions to all the movies and series you have watched. 😃😃😃😃
Well hello Mr. Fancy Pants. I've got news for you pal. You ain't leading any but jack and sh*t. Jack left town.
"Hail to the King, baby."😂😂
I saw Army of Darkness as a preteen and loved it. The humor is so good and it's fairly family friendly fun. I love all the little skeleton quips and the villager ADR. Between this and Holy Grail, my love of anachronistic medieval fun was cemented at an early age.
And we get yet another Linda 😅 This time, a cameo from the gorgeous Bridget Fonda.
So glad you watched the theatrical! I think the combination of comedic editing and the S-Mart ending makes it the best of the versions.
21:37 You can thank Ray Harryhausen for 'angry' skulls. IIRC they first appeared in 1963's Jason and the Argonauts, in a scene where the titular Jason and 2 of his crew fight 7 stop-motion skeletons. Human skulls don't have particularly prominent brow ridges, which made the skulls... not really expressive. Exaggerating the feature makes them look angry.
From the teeth of the hydra 😁
If y’all are up to it….HIGHLY recommend Ash vs. The Evil Dead, the Starz show. Does a great job of continuing and expanding upon the lore 30 years later. It also plays around with the constant retconning of the universe in fun ways. And we get more Bruce Campbell as Ash, which is always gold.
"Klaatu berada nikto" is one of the most famous phrases in science fiction. In the scifi classic The Day the Earth Stood Still it is the command Klaatu tells Helen Benson to give to the robot Gort in order to prevent Gort from destroying the Earth.
So of course Ash doesn't know it. And couldn't be bothered to write it down.
By now, with cableTV killing off local independant TV stations that played reruns of cheap movie classics like they did in the 1970s/80s younger folk aren't as familiar with older genre classics. When I was a kid independant stations would have dedicated scifi movie time slots on Friday nights and/or Saturday or Sunday mornings as well as time slots dedicated to action/war movies, westerns/John Wayne movies, etc. One local station in Phoenix for example had John Wayne Theater on Saturday afternoons - every week a John Wayne movie.
The fall of tv and the advent of internet, where the majority of media is recommended to you through an algorithm, seems to be really segmenting media off into different groups. Like, before when something was popular, even if you didn't watch/listen/etc to something, you were aware of its existence. These days, there'll be multiple youtube channels with 20mil subscribers, that MANY people have literally never heard of before.
Everything's in it's own section of the internet, mostly invisible to anyone outside of that bubble.
The actress you sort of recognized was Embeth Davidtz. She's been in a ton of stuff, but you possibly remember her as Miss Honey from "Mathilda." She was also in "Schindler's List" (which came out a year after "Army of Darkness").
She was Fantastic in schindler's list
I seem to remember that the original title for Army of Darkness was the Medieval Dead but I think the studio wanted the film to be standalone which is why it wasn't called it the Medieval Dead or Evil Dead 3 and a lot of people that saw Army of Darkness never saw Evil Dead or realised it was connected to the Evil Dead movies. But the Medieval Dead would have been an awesome title that would have connected it to the other Evil Dead movies!
There's a few scenes that were cut out that make things make more sense. IIRC the mirror scene was extended to explain why he runs into the mirror. There was a longer opening where Arthur and Ash are talking, that leads into the "you miserable bastard" part.
Bruce Campbell's so great.
I loved all his series too which sadly got canceled...
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Jack of All Trades
His smaller roles were some of my favorite:
Hercules
Xena
X-Files. His episode was FANTASTIC. Like holy shhh... one of my favorite acting roles he has done, showed he can do a serious role.
Burn Notice got seven seasons!
@@Melancthon7332 aye. I didn't mention it because i ended up having to force myself to finish it. So many filler episodes it got really redundant.
I would LOOOVVVVE a reaction to Jack Of All Trades. Utter anachronisms and absurdities.
i enjoyed him as Autolycus, the King of Thieves.
Hope you've seen Ash vs Evil Dead.
Bruce Campbell is a damn legend. 😂 Groovy reactions. This movie never gets old. And the dialogue was so hilarious.Thank you for reacting to this movie, and don't forget to shop smart, shop SMart. 😉
Hail to the King, Baby! Yes!! I’ve been waiting. 😊 I love watching you two react to my favorite films I grew up with!
This movie has so many classic one liners! And the director Sam Raimi puts his ‘73 Oldsmobile in every film, it even made a quick appearance in Dr. Strange 2.
Yeah it's Uncle Ben's car in Spider-Man
Classic ending line😂
A classic, childhood favorite of mine 👍
No idea why, but the skeleton with a german accent cracks me up everytime! "let's get the hell out of here" lmao! Not watched this since the mid 2000's :)
It's a British accent. The voice is modeled after Terry-Thomas who had a very lispy sort of delivery.
@@Theomite I'm German and was like - "what accent?"
I know Terry-Thomas best from the movie "Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines". Watched is as a child often when it came on TV.
You need to show Samantha the uncut ending, a.k.a the original bad ending. Before Ash vs. Evil Dead (which you should react to), the 4th movie in the form of a TV-show, there was a 4th movie in the form of a video game, which is Evil Dead: Hail to the King (it was released on Sega Dreamcast and PS1). Storywise it took place after Army of Darkness and Bruce Campbell voices Ash in the game. The game got a sequel, Evil Dead: A Fistfull of Boomstick, released on PS2 and Xbox, it takes place after the 1st game and Bruce Campbell voicing Ash again. There was another game, Evil Dead: Regeneration (which is a great game! Released on PS2 and Xbox), but that one was more of a "What If"-sequel, as in what if Ash never traveled back in time. Not only does Campbell voice Ash, but Ted Raimi even voices a comedic sidekick midget half deadite named Sam =) And now there's Evil Dead: The Game, have no idea what the plot is on the story mode, but it's only created just to have multiplayer, but who wants to play as the other characters, I wanna play as Ash!
Bad ending?!? I love the original ending!
@@eshuorishas9987 I didn't mean bad as in sucking, I mean bad as in not a happy ending. And yes, the original ending is batshit fun, but I actually prefer the theatrical good ending. Can never go wrong with Ash being a bad ass! ;) =)
It's amusing that so many Americans prefer the wrong ending instead of the correct ending that we all saw back in the day when the film first came out. And the rest of the world can't work out why.
@@raphaelperry8159 As a member of the rest of the world, I am grateful that you so boldly claim that's what's our opinion.
That's part of the beauty of the world my friend. We're all different. I don't know what you personally prefer. There does seem to be an overwhelming preference in one continent, 'though.
There exist an alternative ending
The one you saw is the "Good" ending, the one that Raimi and the crew shoot, after the first ending they made was not received very well by the audiences in the US(or was it in the UK?...can't remember)
The "Bad" ending, has Ash, drinking the botion, reciting the words..., but the difference is that the potion can not send him back to the future, only put him in a Stasis sleep for centuries, and he should have woken up back in his own time.
But off course..., the words...
So he ends up, re-awakening from his slumber, in a crypt, with a 6 foot long beard and his throat parched, for him to get out and see that the world is destroyed around him, the Apocalypse did happen and he slept through, making him the last living man on earth, amongst the ruins of the old world.
Audiences thougth that this ending was too depressing, so Raimi and the Crew did this new ending for the other countries release of the movie, wich was much better received and became the "canon" ending.
There's also a third one where he sleeps for a couple days. And stays in the middle ages.
@@michaelgreenwood3413what
Another strange Bruce Campbell film is the 2002 "Bubba Ho-Tep," with Bruce playing an aged Elvis (insert joke here) who comes to the defense of a retirement home and battles an Egyptian mummy. "Hail to the King, baby."
I never got my dream team up of Ash and Jack Burton. Always hoped for that.
Yet. You haven't gotten it yet. Fingers crossed!
That's just what we call pillow talk baby. That line gets me everytime. 🤣
Evil Dead 2 was my first, so it’s got a special place in my heart. My dad bought it on VHS for me when I was much younger in the hospital. That said, yeah, it’s a WEIRD movie. Glad you two enjoyed this one more.
I love the varying tones the Evil Dead franchise is able to pull off so well. The first is pure horror, the second is a mix of horror and comedy, the third is pure comedy and the remake returns to pure horror. All are great in their own way, but the original will always be my personal favorite.
One of my guilty pleasure movies - its up there with Tucker and Dale 'vs' Evil (a must watch) for being a chaotic giggle from start to finish!
Ash vs the Evil Dead is an awesome continuation of the story
Perfect timing, just finished rolling my joint 😁
The Skeleton with the Bone Flute in the army is a legend
I am writing this to help out tbr Schmitt and Samantha and this video and this channel with the algorithm ✌️❤️😚☺️
The theatrical cut has the right ending that leads to the TV series.
This movie references a bunch of old movies. Including The Day the Earth Stood Still, Jason and the Argonauts, and, of course, The Three Stooges. It also references an old Japanese horror film called The Manster (that's where they got the eye in the shoulder). All well worth seeing (maybe a handful of Three Stooges shorts, but make sure they have Curly).
You should definitely watch the TV series Ash vs the Evil Dead. There are three seasons. Maybe after The Boys.
BTW, the reason it's less graphic is they were trying to get a PG-13 rating. Didn't work.
Actually, I think because of the rights issues, it doesn't officially take place after AOD at all. It was the reason he had to make a metal hand in the TV show because they couldn't have him start with a metal hand.
@@cheeseburger12 It didn't initially which is why they did what you said with his hand and didn't reference any events from it. But after the first season they got the rights to AoD and I think made a couple references to it in the latter two seasons.
Was originally supposed to be called Medeval Dead. I hope you guys watch the remake!
glad that they went with Army of Darkness.
Ash vs Evil Dead follows this film. The remake from 2013 is also a must watch. As for Medieval fantasy, I highly recommend watching Excalibur
@@tsogobauggi8721 Na, but your opinion is.
It's one of the best horror movies of the last 10 years, hands down.
"Evil Dead II" is my all-time favorite movie. I love the entire trilogy and, yes, each film retcons the previous entry. Bruce Campbell is at the top of my actor list. Linda in "Army of Darkness" is played by Bridget Fonda, a star in her own right. Check out "Single White Female." I own the Ash giant action figure which comes with a chainsaw and boomstick. Another great Bruce Campbell vehicle is "Bubba-Ho-Tep" which is closest to "Evil Dead II" in tone. And one last recommendation with an "Evil Dead" feel is "Bad Taste," the first film directed by Peter Jackson (some of you may have seen his "Lord of the Rings" trilogy). Peter Jackson also acts in this film.
might as well watch dead alive too you forgot my name is bruce
My favorite last scene hearing Ash Williams saying "Lady I'm Afraid You're Gonna Have To Leave This Store" "Name's Ash: Housewares" also using the gun doing The Rifleman style 😂😂😂👍🏿👌🏿
If you guys want more Bruce Campbell there was a series on Burn Notice that ran for seven years on USA where he was part of the main cast.
You might want to check it out.
Great series...and Bruce Campbell's character, Sam Axe, even got his own spin-off TV movie. 😉
Love me some Burn Notice...
I always find it funny how the start of each movie retcons the last one.
I was just about to take a nap but it can wait I was waiting for this reaction thank you tbr Schmitt and Samantha my day/night is now complete ✌️❤️😚☺️
The nerd in me always appreciated the reference to *The Day the Earth Stood Still* film with the words *"Klaatu barada nikto"* which they borrowed. 🤓
Thanks guys
The female lead is Embeth Davitz. You might have seen her anywhere, but the only other role I can think of, was Peter's mother in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2."
It was Miss Honey! From Matilda haha
I saw this movie in the theater. Still one of my favorite “horror” movies of all time.
Horror movie? It's more a horror comedy action movie lol
I also saw this in the theater. I hadn't even heard of "Evil Dead" but it didn't much matter. It was great on its own.
Yep...saw it my first year of college. My friends were like "lets go watch Evil Dead 3" and I was like "What?!. It was fantastic on the big screen. T2 and Jurassic Park came out around that time. This and a few other movies, Bramstrokers Dracula for one, were made in an old school fashion. The directors were celebrating classic effects instead of CGI. This is all analog or in camera effects. It makes it even more special because it took so much work. But I think it makes it better and way more cool...
20:05 They came from Rob Tapert according to Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell in the commentary. Rob apparently always wanted to see "naked girls being led around in chains."
Ash’s co-worker who rolls his eyes at the end is a Ted Raimi, Sam’s brother, he played Henrietta in Evil Dead 2
Joxer the Mighty and The King of Thieves chilling at Pricemart.
He was also one of the "fake Shemp's" who covered rolls when the original cast wasn't available in the original Evil Dead.
You've seen the actress that plays Sheila, Embeth Davidtz, in Matilda. She was Ms. Honey.
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. started the same year this movie came out, and every time I watch Army of Darkness, I want to go back and rewatch that TV show for more Bruce Campbell..
Such a blend of styles in this movie.
From "The Three Stooges" to "Jason and the Argonauts."
Should check out Bruce in "Bubba Ho-tep"
Since you now get to wait for new Cobra Kai like the rest of us.
Should do the Ash vs Evil Dead tv series.
the "Jason and the Argonauts" style you're referencing are the monster effects that Ray Harryhausen put into a lot of movies, from Jason and the Argonauts to Clash of the Titans and many more, dude was ahead of his time and i'd argue that his effects look better than some CGI that's done today.
The Remake is probably the best remake ever. and it CAN technically be seen as another sequal, how the book got back to the cabin though is to be everyones own opinion.
The series is super fun and gory, heavily expanding on the whole Candarian Demon/Necronomicon mythos.
The alternate version of this is Ash taking the potion, but too much and he wakes up in the distant future when civilisation is done and everything is in ruins.
One movie to add to your Halloween list this year to check out his House (1985) starring William Katt. It's a great horror comedy.
That is a fun entertaining movie....
The sequel - House II: The Second Story (1987) is pretty good too 😉
The leading lady Embeth Davidtz is also Miss Honey from Matilda!
Hope you guys react to Ash vs Evil Dead. Also, another Bruce Campbell movie you should react to is Bubba Ho-Tep.
Fun facts: the mini Bruce Campbells were played by Bruce and two body doubles in Bruce Campbell masks.
-They only had enough money to make one explodable skeleton. So they painstakingly reassembled the skeleton after every use and blew him up again.
-The three magic words are from "The day the earth Stood Still".
-Ted and Ivan Raimi have cameos in this film. At first I thought Ted had a dual role but no, that's Ivan.
-This movie has two endings. One where Ash returns to his normal time but deadites exist as well and one where Ash returns too late and the deadites have destroyed the earth.
-The deadite suit actors were dancers from a local ballet school. They needed people slender enough to pass for reanimated dead AND were good at following complex directions.
Now that you’ve have seen Rami’s dead trilogy, if you watch his later films like his Spider-Man trilogy you will still see that chaotic style used in those films. The scene ins Spider-Man 2 where doc OcK is in the hospital is pure evil dead inspired.
Have you guys ever heard of Götz von Berlichingen? He shows that Ash's medieval gauntlet prosthetic isn't as implausible as you might think.
One of the best movies ever lol
This is my favorite Bruce Campbell role. My second favorite is his appearances in the TV Hercules series starring Kevin Sorbo.
Got my 🍿🍺 let's have some fun u two r da BEST! 😉📽🎬
Same 🍿
A great fun factoid: The guys that made this epic trilogy also were the ones behind Hercules and Xenia. The one with the glasses is the creator's younger brother. They both had roles in those two TV shows. Bruce was Atalocus the King of Thieves and Ted Remi was Joxer the Mighty.
Definitely consider watching the show, it's almost a perfect in between of Army of Darkness and Evil Dead 2, with more horror elements but equally as stupid dialog and slap shtick action
It's hard to say anything about this, really. So many one-liners. So many memorable bits. Such gratuitous slapstick.
Hail to the king, baby.
This one was the first of the franchise i saw as a kid and i remembered loving it! Then i went back and saw 1 then 2 and from there i've been hooked with this franchise! Thank you both some much for covering this franchise! I think other reviewers tend to shy away from these films but i'm glad you two are open enough to give them a go! Hopefully somewhere down the line you check out the incredible tv show Ash vs Evil Dead but until then...Shop Smart, Shop S-Mart B)
I had the same progression, seeing this one first and then going back to the other two. And I'll throw in another vote for reacting to Ash Vs. Evil Dead, it's a really fun show!
Ohh.. I never realized the actress who plays Sheila played Helen Hirsch in Schindler's List (the jewish woman Goth kept as his housekeeper, abused, and tried to take with him after his camp was shut down).
Sam's brother Ted was in this many times as different characters. Sam also gave him a role in the Toby McGuire Spiderman.
20:32
@@BorkBork01 you can count on my shteel
"Tobey Maguire"
@@marcusw.bryant4857 "did you say the words right this time?" Autocorrect
@@rabidmaddog4130 ain't no autocorrect, not for me
After not saying the proper words, Ash’s bargaining with whatever disembodied force is there is just great… followed by his indignant reaction when the army begins to rise. “Hey! I said the words!” 🤣
Hey guys, love the reaction as always! I like to think of the three movies having different backstory is because Ash doesn’t remember the details due to the evil’s influence
Always so epic hearing Ash saying "Hail to the King, baby."
This was great, loved seeing you guys react to this trilogy. Hope to see you guys watch the Ash vs Evil Dead series.
I worked on the mechanical effects via Spectacular Effects Intl. on ED II and ED III, Army of Darkness. Bruce Campbell is/was a great guy. He got the hell beat of him on all 3 movies.
Recommendation for you to react: [•REC] (2007), great movie!
Oh hell ya I hope they watch that LOL 🤣😂😈
Those 3 words (Klaatu Barada Niktoto) open the book are from the old movie "When the World stood still". It was to stop the robot from destroying earch and rescue the alien. It made me laugh at the theater whereas others had no idea.
This movie is so dumb... *15 out of 10; I freakin love it!!!*
Such a classic. Glad to see you guys appreciating these movies as I'm playing catch up on all your videos
That was really good. My favorite one out of the 3 but can't wait for yall to start the Ash vs. The Evil Dead series on Netflix. Keep up the terrific work 👌 👏 👍
The Evil Dead series, due to legal shenanigans, has had a lot of issues of continuing from one iteration to the next flawlessly.
It's created some....oddities that many fans have had fun making theories on, including Bruce Campbell himself.
Snuck in to see this in theater when it came out, love this movie.
This movie was actually my introduction to the Evil Dead series. Knew nothing about it before., but I've loved every part of the series since
After two "Wife's first time" this week there should be a Husband's first time watching Ghost (Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore). ^^
God I hope they see that movie 🙏
Definitely have to check out Bubba Hotep for another great Bruce Campbell movie
This was the most badass version of Ash his attitude and everything just wasn't takin any crap from anybody
Klaatu Barada Nikto The line originally appeared in The Day The Earth Stood Still 1951. It also appeared pinned to a cubicle in the movie Tron 1982, Star Wars has made several references to it the earliest being in The Return Of The Jedi 1983 Jabba had two servants of the Nikto race named Klaatu and Barada. Army of Darkness made the best use of it though.
Perfect timing. I'm literally working my way through season 2 of Ash vs. Evil Dead. If you like these, give it a try. Good comedy and horror. Enjoying it. But be prepared. You thought the movies went to crazy places. 🤣
Bruce Campbell's convention panels are hilarious. He's naturally funny and always insults his fans (for fun ofcourse). You can find many of them on youtube. The man is literally funnier than most comedians.
Love this movie, this reaction is going to be great!!
Show the great childhood memories of walking up to the gas station to get snacks and drinks I come back and watch this on TV when I was a kid with my friends