Evil Dead

The double barrel shotgun keeps changing.

It goes from having a pistol grip stock to a full stock.

After Mia deals with the last demon, she walks into the distance, limping on the wrong leg.

When Mia tries to escape in the station wagon there is the sound of tires squealing on asphalt when the car is on mud.

In the beginning of the movie, Mia makes David cross his heart.

He makes the motion over opposite side of his body (his right side).

After Eric is stabbed in the eye several times and pulls out the needle from under his eye, in the following scene the mark from the needle is lower on his face than where he pulled the needle out from.

Mia's necklace is broken near the beginning of the film and is miraculously back together by the time she puts it on.

When the door under the carpet is revealed under the floor, the wooden floor is flat.

When they start nailing down the chain, loops and i-hooks appear out of nowhere.

When Mia drives the station wagon into the lake it's frozen.

But when she gets out of the car the lake doesn't have any ice on it.

Honestly, you are better off watching the original one. The sheer lack of acting skills, horrible special effects and lack of any common sense in the script has made an old classic into a modern nightmare.

To say this is a bad film is just plain wrong. It's not bad at all.

A morbidly wild ride from start to finish! Fun fact: Over 50K blood of fake was used.

Completely horrible remake of a classic film. It really is just a generic modern horror film trading on the reputation of its namesake.

As soon as i heard that they were remaking the cult classical "Evil Dead", i knew i just had to watch it. If you are a lover of the 80's gore and horror genre you are going to love this.

I do understand that some people are angry with this movie for various reasons. People are eager for the Evil Dead series to continue, so while there was always talk of that happening (right now there is an entry for Army of Darkness 2 for a 2016 release), a remake came first.

I was seriously appalled to learn that one of my favorite horror films of all time (Evil Dead) was being remade. There was nothing but abhorrent disdain for the months leading up to it.

"Evil Dead" was a good movie that I enjoyed from start to finish, but it was falsely advertised by saying "The most terrifying film you will ever experience". That would be "The Conjuring" in my opinion.

I don't understand all the negativity toward this one. It's all Sam Raimi this, Bruce Campbell that, come the heck on...