Army of Darkness (1992) – The Wildest Horror-Comedy Ever? | 60-Second Review

Forget cabins and Deadites—Army of Darkness (1992) throws Ash Williams into the Middle Ages, where he battles skeleton armies, flying demons, and his own stupidity. Part horror, part action, part straight-up comedy, this movie takes everything insane about Evil Dead and cranks it up to absurd levels.

Armed with a boomstick, a chainsaw, and way too much confidence, Ash must retrieve the Necronomicon before an army of the undead wipes out an entire kingdom. But between saying the wrong magic words, fighting an evil version of himself, and leading an army of peasants, let’s just say… things don’t go smoothly.

With cheesy one-liners, Ray Harryhausen-style stop-motion skeletons, and some of the funniest horror-action scenes ever, Army of Darkness proves that Bruce Campbell is a national treasure.

In this quick 60-second review, we break down why Army of Darkness is one of the greatest cult classics of all time.

Music Credits
"Chase Pulse" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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