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I mean, if you want a more badass ending, I thought a great way to end one of the seasons would have been for Ash to be killed and sent to hell--or some kind of Deadite dimension--and we pan out to see he's surrounded by nothing but Deadites. He's the only living thing in this entire world. Ash...

Heh--what hooked me into the franchise was the tragedy of what happened to Ash and how much of a great hero he (ultimately) was--at least in the films. Movie Ash is one of my favorite cinematic heroes and I feel that if you're gonna end him, he deserves some kindness in the end. The guy was...

Gosh damn it. This is an Ash that audiences could have connected to and found the franchise some more mainstream appeal. Too little, too fucking late. It's especially disheartening because Bruce is really subtle here. Very honest. Hell, this moment kind of ties everything together. It's a...

The creators not giving a shit.

No, just that after the show dies the franchise will go back into obscurity and will never be seen again for anything new.

"Goodbye, Evil Dead."

I'm not even going to bother--they clearly haven't learned anything. I'll bootleg the season after the cancellation announcement.

I'm out. Let the series die.

The thing is--the show is apparently as popular as it could possibly be with the actual fan base (going by places other than here), but the problem is that the franchise isn't gaining new fans--and I think he resents that. I'm sure he feels, deep down, that he wasn't interested in going back to...

That just makes me lose respect for Bruce. I know that you get drained doing these things, but for the sake of your fucking rep, play along. If he really didn't believe it was a real prop, then why voice that? I grant him, worries about being quoted for "authenticating" a fake prop could worry...

I'll take the masks over people who look totally nothing like Bruce (and are more out of shape), haha The Orlando one is just a reminder of the stuff I hate about the series--the Hollywood one emphasizes the horror of the franchise with only a hint of Ash's wit. Orlando reminds us that Ash...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLvWx7PdGdI&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=AwkwardArsic Walk-through of the ED Halloween Horror Nights thing at Universal Studios Hollywood. I gotta say, for something that's only going to be up for a month, Universal did a nice job--works as a highlight reel of...

Bruce sure seems to keep pushing what sounds an awful lot like actual drama--almost like it's important this time. I mean, he almost won't shut up about it. But is an actual interest in drama coming too late to save the show?

Does anyone else wonder if Lionsgate now owning Starz might have a positive influence, since Lionsgate owns Evil Dead II? Like, if Starz's bosses understand the ED fandom better Starz did previously?

I could see it happening... let's face it: the show hasn't been a big hit for them, outside of the home video sales. No network keeps a show around purely for home video sales. I think the network has faith that it could maybe find an audience... but its time is limited--launching it after all...

Now THIS is good marketing. Mass market penetration, baby. This will go MUCH farther to inform people about the show/franchise's) existence than Youtube Ads!

All right, more comments-- Easily the best episode of the show since "Ashes to Ashes" last season. There was a much less flippant tone to the proceedings, and most jokes were subtle. There also weren't any jokes that inturrupted the serious vibes. More of that, please. I, too, would have liked...

Ellen kicked fucking ass. Good God.

Absolutely one of the best episodes of the show, even if it was really just an action episode. The atmosphere, as all have said, was damned ACES. Can Michael Basset just direct every episode? Speaking of that action; it was intense, thrilling and well, groovy. The possessed Delta was a great...

As long as the ratings aren't going down, that's at least good news. It would be better if we gained, though.