I may be bad... but I feel gooood.

Rating: 8/10 (4 November 2007)

Is this Sam Raimi's best film pre-Spider Man 2? Some would argue that this A-List director made his best mark in Evil Dead 2. That was certainly a great film, but I have an affinity for time-travel, and found this film to be as good, if not better.
The makeup and horror was superb, but Bruce Campbell was just so funny in a land where he stood out like a sore thumb, I could not help but enjoy myself immensely. In fact, I really cannot comment on the rest of the cast except to say that they supported Campbell well. It was his movie, and he delivered his lines in a manner that makes me a fan.
Why don't they turn those video games into more Evil Dead movies so I can see more of his crazy antics?