Army of Darkness' Multiple Cuts Explained
Army of Darkness, Sam Raimi's third entry in his Evil Dead trilogy, comes in multiple flavors, each containing a different take on the horror/comedy.
The third film in Sam Raimi's Evil Dead trilogy, Army of Darkness, is a horror comedy film that sees Bruce Campbell return to the role of Ash Williams. Sucked out of his timeline and tossed to 1300 A.D., Ash is found and thrown in a pit after he is believed to be a spy against King Arthur. After proving himself and slaying a supernatural Deadite creature, Ash is freed and told to return home; he must find the Necronomicon and dance with the dead again.
Army of Darkness, Sam Raimi's third entry in his Evil Dead trilogy, comes in multiple flavors, each containing a different take on the horror/comedy.
A new theory based on an Evil Dead comic suggests that both the theatrical ending and the alternate ending of Army of Darkness are canon.
An iconic staple of the Evil Dead franchise, vital to Army of Darkness, is destined to one final tragic fate that fans of the book may be saddened by.
Decades ago, a special effects technique called Introvision used in movies such as Army of Darkness and The Fugitive broke barriers for VFX.
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