Evil Dead Rise Spoiler Review-$100+ Million Dollars Later

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I've been a long-time Evil Dead fan, having seen all the films and even reading some of the Dynamite comics. Ash Vs. Evil Dead TV series is my current favorite overall.

Evil Dead Rise is the latest in the franchise. Released in theaters on April 21, 2023(here in the U.S.), and to date, it has been the best performing of the series(box office-wise). As of this writing, the movie has made over $132 million in the global box office. Excellent for a picture made on a reported 20 million dollar budget and was supposed to go on streaming.

I had a great time watching this at my local AMC here in North Jersey. The homages to past films, the modern setting in a residential building. The revelation of there being three Necronomicon books. The teens become deadites, whereas, in past films, it was always adults. Alyssa Sutherland from the History Channel's Vikings show was the standout. She plays Ellie(pictured above in the YouTube thumbnail), a single mother to two teens and a younger daughter. Her facials, physical movements, and ghoulish/hateful acting were tremendous.

I look forward to more Evil Dead in the years to come.

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