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Often referred to as "The Three Stooges vs. The Evil Dead". This is the third and hopefully not the final installment in the Evil Dead Trilogy. We find our hero Ash (Bruce Campbell) sucked into a vortex which sends him back in time to 1300 AD. The Wiseman John knows that Ash is the one written about in the Necronomicom , "he who is sent back to deliver them from the evil deadites". But King Arthur suspects he's one of Henry the Red's men. After doing battle in the pit, we get a glimpse of Ash's sensitive side. He is able to strike a "deal" with Arthur that if he retrieves the book, they will send him back to his own time. He is instructed that he must say three little words before retrieving the book. If said wrong....he would release the Army of Dead. While traveling to retrieving the book, he has a little run-in with his evil side. When he finally happens upon the book, he tries to say the words right, really. But, as you can probably surmise from the title, the dead march. Along the way, Ash must do battle with his possessed medieval girlfriend, the Army of Dead, and even himself (as Evil Ash and little Ashes). The end battle scene is a laugh a minute. Complete the trilogy, rent this movie.
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There had to be a sequel to Evil Dead 2. No one was going to tell me that this
series was going to end with the second installment. I had even read in Fangoria an
interview with Bruce Campbell on the set of ED 2 in which he discussed plans to make Evil
Dead 3. I started to countdown the days from the first mention of this sequel. I probably
haven't been this excited to see any movie in all my life. I really got frustrated when
they kept pushing back the release date from late summer of 92 to the beginning of 93. I
kept saying to myself "Will this movie ever be released?" Finally, about a week
before its released, I started seeing TV ads and I was so psyched.
I took the day off from work and was the first (well, the only one)
person in line at my local theater. I saw the movie
and found it very funny, but not what I expected. Before I could even blink,
AOD was out of
the theater. 
