3/5 stars
The sixth instalment in Sam Raimi’s hugely profitable horror series, Evil Dead Burn sees a young widow (Souheila Yacoub) travel to a remote house with her grieving in-laws, only for them to transform into rampaging demonic Deadites.
That said, the secluded setting, frenetic camerawork, buckets of gore and cohort of gleefully gurning demons help retain the anarchic tone of Raimi’s 1981 original, while a mysterious tome known as the Book of the Dead remains the source of the malevolent forces at work. Otherwise, Vanicek’s take stands apart on its own mangled and bloodied feet.
Evil Dead Burn | Official Trailer
In the wake of a drunken argument, William (George Pullar) abandons his young French wife, Alice (Yacoub), and drives off into the night, colliding with a ghostly figure on a deserted country road.
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