Evil Dead (Collector's Edition)

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Europe's busiest forums, with independent news and expert reviews, for TVs, Home Cinema, Hi-Fi, Movies, Gaming, Tech and more. They also announced the 4k blu-ray remaster of the 2013 remake of Evil Dead, which also releases on the same date. This edition of the cult classic is a terrifyingly immersive journey into the depths of horror cinema, redefining fear with unparalleled visual clarity and spine-chilling storytelling. Making Life Difficult (HD, 8 min) — Similar to the above with added comments from director Fede Alvares, looking at the exhaustive process of filming and the physical toll on Levy. Bound in human flesh and inked in blood, the ancient “Necronomicon” – the Book of the Dead – unleashes unspeakable evil upon mankind in director Sam Raimi’s (Darkman, Drag Me to Hell) outrageously hilarious third chapter in his Evil Dead Trilogy.

Interestingly, only one of the film’s red band trailers and the international teaser trailer have been included, nixing the other red band trailer and the main green band theatrical trailer. Black levels are rock solid, though I noticed just the tiniest bit of some crush in a couple of scenes.Nevertheless, primaries remain accurate but are also more full-bodied than their HD SDR counterpart, especially the darker, garnet reds of blood while the oranges and yellows appear a bit more distinct and diverse.

They uncover a mysterious book that, when read, unleashes demonic forces that possess the living and transform them into bloodthirsty zombies. Or, and I just thought of this, maybe it’s always been this way and I’m now old enough where I can remember the original versions of films? Supplements are disappointingly the same set as before, but overall, the UHD package makes for a recommended addition to the 4K horror library.Rain comes pouring down all around in large droplets; flies buzz with frenzied excitement above and behind; sinister laughs are heard in the distance from the cellar or in another room; the haunting creaks of wood echo throughout; and the scraping sound of a crowbar dragged across the floor moves from the back to the front with stunning ease. The Army of Darkness 4k Blu-ray comes in five flavors: limited edition Steelbook, regular blu-ray, and three bundles including a special box, posters, and enamel pins.

Despite how successful it was at the time, it also had its fair share of detractors, most notably because Bruce Campbell’s Ash wasn’t in it and that it purportedly wasn’t truly an Evil Dead film without him. This isn’t a leisurely weekend getaway gone wrong like the original, this is a nightmare situation made worse by the supernatural bumps in the night.Paranormal Activity 4, It Follows, and Annabelle were the first batch of films he was brave enough to see in theaters. Once the ancient text, bound in human flesh and written in human blood, is discovered, the horror is repeated in a ritualistic manner that justifies the similarities. The sadistic and depraved horror remake also finds its way to Blu-ray with a highly-entertaining, reference-quality DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack that will even your neighbors screaming bloody murder. Its unrelenting scares, intense visuals, and gripping narrative make it a benchmark in modern horror cinema, setting a new standard for fear-inducing storytelling.

The thought of remaking one of the most popular horror films ever made was initially met with considerable backlash from the horror community, but when audiences walked into their local multiplexes in 2013 and saw a large banner on the wall for the remake of Evil Dead with the tagline “The Most Terrifying Film You Will Ever Experience,” it made everyone sit up and take notice. Just gave the disc a quick spin and skipped through a few chapters - it's a lovely upgrade from standard Blu.The 4K transfer shows sharper lines and better details of the cabin and the surrounding foliage, exposing the minor imperfections of the deteriorating wood, the cracks in the bark of trees and various other small objects decorating the background. For the week that ended on October 1st, Walt Disney Home Entertainment's Thor: Love and Thunder topped the Blu-ray only and overall packaged media charts in its debut. The cool, interesting twist here is that the group of friends don't arrive for a fun weekend of booze and naughty behavior but to help Mia (Jane Levy) finally kick her drug addiction cold turkey.