army of darkness primitive screwhead edition

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Ash (Bruce Campbell) finds himself trapped in medieval times.

He must quest for the Necronomicon, a book of evil which can return him to his time.

Unfortunately, he releases the evil trapped inside the book and unleashes an army of the dead.

Theres just way too much camp and ridiculous dialogue under a very poorly designed medieval setting that looks like crap in 1993.

I know thats part of the charm of the series, but I couldnt help to feel that this couldve been way way better.

I had seen the theatrical cut years ago and to say I loathed the finished product is an understatement.

Of course, the Evil Dead trilogy has metamorphosed and retconned from a gruesome splatter flick to a fish-out-of-water farce in this entry.

Ive never been a huge fan of anachronistic humor and scenes of Bruce Campbell bewitching the humbled medieval citizens with tales of his boomstick shotgun dont persuade me in favor of it any further.

Quite honestly, Bruce Campbells self-deprecating overacting is too overblown and one-dimensional for belief (he is abused by a variety of malevolent spirits and demon hordes).

For the majority of the film, Ash is a chauvinistic jerk (Sheila slaps him and a moment later, he arrogantly asks her to give me some sugar).

Comedy is subjective but the acrobatic Three Stooges slapstick with the Lilliputian Ash clones is tremendously unfunny and it shouldve been excised entirely.

At one point, the Necronomicon book assaults Ash and it is the umpteenth variation on the Passion of Ash.

This is a meretricious parody of what the Evil Dead series has become and even the foul 2013 remake is superior.

Like, like what am I supposed to do - take one book, or all books, or what.

Army Of Darkness Primitive Screwhead Edition