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How To Watch Evil Dead Burn At Home
['Jeremy Smith']
/Film - Movie & TV News, Trailers, Interviews, & Reviews
Sébastien Vaniček's "Evil Dead Burn" may not have neared the $147 million worldwide box office of Lee Cronin's "Evil Dead Rise," but a $64 million gross against a $20 million budget is enough to qualify it as a success.
If love dismemberments, exploding viscera, and the swallowing of eyeballs, I can assure you that "Evil Dead Burn" will gross you out in delightfully inventive fashion.
It's a worthy follow-up to Vaniček's 2023 creep-fest "Infested," and, like "Evil Dead Rise," manages to inject some mean-spirited fun into the Deadite proceedings.
And since we live in an age of depressingly short theatrical windows, you'll be able to watch "Evil Dead Burn" at home less than a month after its July 10 U.S. release.
So what makes "Evil Dead Burn" a must-own?