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Some of the Evil Dead movies are straightforward horror movies, some are a little more comedic, and some ride a line between humor and horror. It's a consistently thrilling series, and though the great Sam Raimi only directed the first three, his style can be felt throughout (and beyond just the Evil Dead series, given how influential he is for the entire horror genre). What follows is all five Evil Dead movies so far, ranked from worst to best, and won't include the TV series Ash vs Evil Dead, which is nevertheless a worthwhile watch for fans of the franchise.
Honestly, it's incredibly hard to rank the top three Evil Dead movies. There are strong arguments to be made for all three Sam Raimi + Bruce Campbell movies being the best of the lot. Evil Dead 2 may sit below the others that Raimi and Campbell made together, but that shouldn't be taken to mean Evil Dead 2 is drastically worse or anything. It's a fantastic movie. To an old-school horror movie fan, separating these three films might well be like picking a favorite child.
The Evil Dead plays its horror straight, more or less, but the low-budget nature, ridiculous gore effects, and frenetic, shaky camerawork also give it a slightly campy charm. There are certainly creepy parts, even to this day, but though modern-day audiences might not be as frightened as audiences were in 1981, it's the DIY aesthetic and occasional cheesiness that can make it charming and engaging in another way altogether. It started the series and kicked things off incredibly well, and stands to this day as one of the best low-budget horror movies of all time.
Despite these differences, it maintains the energy and fun of Evil Dead at its best. It's genuinely one of the funniest movies of the 1990s, and arguably stands as one of the most quotable movies of all time (just about every line Ash Williams speaks is gold). If Evil Dead can go this off-the-wall and make it work, the possibilities are endless for genre experimentation in the future, if that's where those behind the series want to take it. And even if they don't, at least Evil Dead fans will always have Army of Darkness in all its wonderful and absurd glory. Hail to the king of Evil Dead movies, baby...
Raimi dials the mayhem up a notch right from the start, as Ash is forced to fight his deadite girlfriend Linda (Denise Bixler) again, shortly before being forced to cut off his own hand. It quickly lets fans know that they're in for a wild ride, and it only gets more entertaining from there.
"Evil Dead Rise" is undoubtedly one of the best entries in the franchise thanks to the way director Lee Cronin focuses on a brand new cast of characters, while also widening the franchise in new ways.
For starters, it takes place in an apartment building in Los Angeles, the chaos is unleashed by a completely different book of the dead, and a vocal cameo from Bruce Campbell might hint that Ash Williams is lost in time.
While Sutherland masterfully terrifies the audience as the deadite mommy, Sullivan keeps fighting to defend the family from the relentless terror in the apartment building. With top-tier jumps, unhinged violence, and a blood-drenched finale, "Evil Dead Rise" is a killer movie.
While other zombie movies like "Night of the Living Dead" and its various sequels gave theatergoers hordes of the slow, shuffling undead, Raimi's deadites are demonic and relish the opportunity to torture Ash and his friends in a brutal fashion.
"The Evil Dead" is also where Raimi also debuted his signature move: the swooping camera shot. It's a foreboding treat because it puts the audience in the deadites' viewpoint as they prey upon their victims.
Army of Darkness is markedly different from the other films in this franchise in almost every way. Yet, thanks to brilliant writing and direction, it feels like it belongs side-by-side with the rest and would be the best in the franchise if not for the film that preceded it. Army of Darkness takes Ash on the biggest journey yet, both literally and metaphorically. His branding as an action star is perfectly solidified in this film. Ash is killing more Deadites than ever and doing it in a completely different style. It's still an Evil Dead movie - but the genre has been flipped on its head from horror to fantasy.
Evil Dead rejects comic splatter gore in favour of gag-reflex-testing self-mutilation. The best examples include Mia (Jane Levy) splitting her tongue with a box cutter and Olivia (Jessica Lucas) cutting her own face off with shards of mirror. And the ending? A literal bloodbath.
Besides that, though, the evil is much more spelled out this time around and is known as The Abomination, or The Taker of Souls. What follows is an excursion into violence, as this is definitely the bloodiest movie in the entire franchise.
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There is no point in subtlety. Players will be inviting their friends and won't hold back on coordination, so why hold back with the puppeteer's best unit? The Demi-Eligos can keep cloning itself, forming an army of warriors while simultaneously striking from afar.
Who is the best character in Evil Dead: The Game? Evil Dead: The Game is an asymmetric multiplayer survival horror game along the lines of Dead By Daylight and Friday the 13th, but with the added appeal of drawing from perhaps the single greatest horror franchise of all time. Too strong? Well, perhaps my bias is showing, but you can't argue with the game's pedigree, especially since it's been allowed to pull characters (both heroic and villainous) from the original movie trilogy and the mid-2010s follow-up TV series with reckless glee. These sorts of games often feel like grown-up toy boxes, and Evil Dead: The Game is an absolute delight for fans of the series.
Whether you're an Evil Dead old-timer or a complete newcomer to the franchise drawn in by the game's premise, this tier list of the best characters in Evil Dead: The Game will help you to choose the best Survivors and Demons to win matches and suit your playstyle.
If there were any justice, Annie Knowby would be this game's top Leader character; as it is, she's the only one who's unlocked by default, so the odds are good that she will be your best and highest-level from her class for quite some time in practice. Annie is a nightmare opponent in the early game, but later on she's held back by that same focus on ranged attacks that made her so powerful to start with. Once you hit her Level 10 passive, however, she gains a little ground in close combat, and a fully-levelled Annie could easily ascend to the SS Tier.
Ash Williams (Ash vs Evil Dead) is a tricky one to classify, because his abilities are evenly split between being some of the best in the game (El Jefe and El Jefe Grande) and, frankly, nothing special at all (Shut Up And Blow Up and Old Friend). His excellent team buffs alone are well worth bringing him along for, however, even if his chainsaw special weapon is more iconic than it is likely to turn the tide in the Survivors' favour during a match.
Cheryl Williams is Evil Dead: The Game's classic healer character. In a game where health items can be hard to come by, having her there to make the most of what there is and supplement it with her healing aura is a solid choice. She doesn't do much else out of the ordinary, but she's very good at what she does, especially once you pick up her extra passive skills at Levels 10 and 25. That said, she's no slouch from the very start, and she and her brother Ash (as in, the original one) can easily be called the best support characters in the game. Since you can only bring one of them along to a match, often the hardest decision you'll have to make is whether you want to go all-in on Cheryl's healing with a touch of fear reduction, or go with Ash for a better balance between the two.
I've already expressed my feeling that Hunter characters aren't the best class the game has to offer, but at least Amanda Fisher justifies the effort you have to expend to unlock her, when compared to the Hunters you have access to from the start. Her initial skills grant her a weapon in her inventory by default and the ability to fire it without expending ammo when her active skill is in effect, which in itself is just about the most useful thing a Hunter can do: hit the ground running, since their speacialisation is at its most useful in the early stages of a match. Levelling Amanda all the way up increases her effectiveness, which is generally more satisfying than the unusual (and, depending on the situation, sometimes unhelpful) abilities gained by other Hunters at higher levels.
Like Ash Williams (Army of Darkness), Henry the Red is a classic tank unit. In fact, he might well have made it higher than the A Tier if it weren't for the unfortunate comparison with the aforementioned Ash, who is pretty unanimously considered the best Survivor in the game. As it is, though, Henry the Red can withstand just about anything the Demon throws at him, meaning that he's perfectly positioned to make a brave last stand for the Survivor team, and can often end up being the one who pulls the match back from the brink; although unfortunately, there's not much he can do to keep that from happening in the first place.
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