The funniest movie in cinematic history, I mean it!

Rating: 10/10 (23 March 2000)

It is almost unbelievable that my favored horror film (along with "Halloween") and my favored comedy (along with nothing because no other film can keep up to this one) belong to the same trilogy. The Evil Dead is the most frightening movie ever and Army of Darkness is just terrific. When seeing this one I became an instant Bruce Campbell fan. Why does no one in the film business notice what a great actor he is?
The story: After having been sent to the Middle Ages in Evil Dead II, Ash must get the Book of the Dead ("Necronomicon") to go back to the 20th century (no fox). But he screws his mission and accidentally resurrects the Army of Darkness. Now he has to fight a horde of skeletons with the aid of Prince Arthur and Henry "Mr. Fancy Pants" the Red.
There's one reason why this movie is so fantastic: Bruce Campbell. He is a born comedy actor. The way he says his lines makes any other actor look like a beginner. This doesn't mean that the film doesn't have any good ideas on its own. On the contrary the story comes up with extraordinarily funny things. Ash doesn't only have to fight the deadites but also Bad-Ash, zombies, books(!) and little Bad-Ashes.
I'm very lucky I didn't listen to those people who told me that this film s...., ah, is bad.
My rating: 10/10 (Bruce Campbell rules, hail to the king)