My least favorite of the trilogy but yet very good!
Very silly and nonsense but it's absolutely pure fun! The Evil Dead trigoly is one of the best trilogies that I've seen. All three are the perfect horror-comedy films.

Bruce Campbell is the man!

There is absolutely no continuity in these movies. It's rather amazing, actually.

A perfect end to a very funny series. All this people thinking they were getting anything but perfect b grade cult movie are idiots. This movie spawned some of the greatest lines in Duke Nukem 3D, and is a perfect way to end the trilogy :D

What I do not get is how this movie get's 88% while it is not even up to par with a C classed movie. I know the movie is from 1992 but the special effects date back from the time of "Jason and the Argonauts". And the story is pretty weak at some points. It's like the writer thought ẅhat shall we do with this bad guy? Wait, let's just let him die for no apparent reason." But then again, what can you expect from "Xena: Warrior Princess" actors?

What did I just watch?
It seems to have a story but the poor props and characters make it hard to follow. There is the added bonus of [spoiler]time travel[/spoiler], which makes it kind of watchable.
The other Evil Dead films are much better!

This one has not aged too well

This one is definitely the craziest of the three.

So weird this movie is set in medieval times. I've been looking at this poster for years and years, heard people reference it, and it's set in medieval times. Who would have thought at the end of the first movie this is where it would end up. Either way, it was a fun movie, had that Evil Dead touch, and the ending is hilarious. Wasn't until then that I realized S-Mart spells Smart. haha. Now I want to watch the show.

I liked the scene when he told the skeletons to keep their filthy bones out of his mouth

Incredibly stupid movie, dropped it half way.

This is the weakest among the three no doubt, but it's much, much more fun than the two previous combined. Sam Raimi got his fun out of this film.

I really love how they follow through on the ending of Evil Dead 2 while doing something completely out of left field and changing everything up. The scares take a bit of a backseat but the goofs and fun are cranked up and Ash truly takes his final form.

Undeniably a fun time, I can see why it’s so iconic and why it can be someone’s favorite. But I missed Evil Dead 2’s fusion of horror and camp. You can’t really call this a horror movie. It’s a straight up action comedy fantasy romp, with slight horror elements and only one notable scene of gore. It’s a busier, bigger movie, and Campbell never got a scene to really hold and shine like the laughter scene in the second. Ash is a badass one liner spewing machine. And they’re great, iconic one liners! But there’s so much they start getting a mite exhausting.

The Evil Ash ravaging women scene is more obligatory than the tree scene in the first, and worse for how casual and non blasé it is. Apparently it was a producer’s call, but it doesn’t help the movie. It sounds like I’m hard on the movie, and maybe I am a little. But there’s some quality slapstick, some great lines, and it’s fun! Just not quite what I want from this series, I think. Maybe the director’s cut will alleviate some of this.

Was ok but so much weaker than part 2 and 1.
The half part was a sure 9 but when the real fight starts it dosen't look good anymore u see the changes between "Figures" and "Costumes" in the fight :D

Always been my lease favorite of the series by far, but it's still so damn fun! So many great one-liners. Such a goofy good time!

It's just a bit of fun. Rated way too high though.

Diablo; instead of the Dark Wanderer, we got Ash and his axe.

Well, it's the only part of the trilogy that looks like a film. Two previous are terrible, when I was watching them I had a strong feeling that it had been made by some crasy school boys and recorded on the phone. There is no plot and you can easily fit all the story in 15 minutes video. However, Army of Darkness features better story, though it's still utterly ridiculous but very funny.
'Groovy!'

What a great way to end the trilogy. This one is the silliest of the bunch but an absolute blast from start to finish. It has very different kind of absurdity. It leans more towards fantasy comedy with some horror but still manages to stay in the spirit of previous Evil Dead films maintaining that ridiculously over the top energy and injecting more comedy and ass-kicking into it. Bruce Campbell really shines and it looks like he's having so much fun in this one. He's back giving all his slapstick acting with his hilarious expressions and his golden words. As usual, the practical effects are top notch and the fighting sequences are really sick. Not as violent as previous two but it's so fun it sticks with you. And god, that ending! They don't make fun trilogy like this anymore.

Tries too hard to be funny. The "comedic sequences" last for too long.