alone -- which refers to its generally muted colors, heavy shadows, and only the bare minimum of light sources in some scenes -- is why Warner Bros. it feels paced just right for a story that's essentially stripped down to the bare minimum for character development and extraneous details. (One

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Book of the Dead's discovery to the absolute terror that arrives in its wake. A handful of creative sonic touches dot the landscape, from cinematography, effective music and sound design, and a running time that doesn't wear out its welcome once it gets going. This Blu-ray/DVDof darkened interior shots. Fine detail comes and goes by design... but it all falls within appropriate boundaries depending on the lighting and visual scares, and "don't go in there" moments, as well as the aforementioned bookend segments and personal pet peeves like its overuse of young

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bone-headed decisions (one character listens to a record on over-the-ear headphones while a demon knowingly lurks), obligatory jump of appealing to die-hard franchise devotees, total newcomers, and people like myself (AKA "somewhere in the middle") by retaining its peaks

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actors. But by and large this is a decent effort for the franchise and genre, with its existing strengths also supported by fine certainly don't have them memorized, nor have I seen later installments yet such as the 2013 remake or even a single episode of Ash vs. Evil Dead. So I actually breathed a small sigh of relief knowing that Lee

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Evil Dead Rise is directed by Lee Cronin, starring Lily Sullivan (“I Met a Girl,” TV’s “Barkskins”) and Alyssa Sutherland (TV’s “New Gold Mountain,” TV’s “Vikings). appearance that gives the film a more boosted and unnatural look. Of course I'm saying all this in hindsight: those who didn't (or have no plans to) see In Evil Dead Rise, the action moves out of the woods and into the city, and tells a twisted tale of two estranged sisters, played by Sullivan and Sutherland, whose reunion is cut short by the rise of flesh-possessing demons, thrusting them into a primal battle for survival as they face the most nightmarish version of family imaginable. For his first big main feature film, Lee Cronin is assisted by Rob Tapert, Bruce Campbell, and the Raimi brothers in making sure this Evil Dead Risemovie is scary, bloody, and gobs of fun while introducing new characters and settings. Usually, these films take place in a remote cabin with adults looking for a small romantic getaway. With this new sibling successor, the location is transported to a condemned high-rise building in Los Angeles with young kids the primary focus of the ensuing carnage. These elements haven't really been fully explored before in this realm, but Cronin keeps its pacing tight and the horror at an all-time high throughout the movie. complete mess.) And while WB's included Blu-ray does a surprisingly respectable job with the source material, this 4K disc beats it in every

appearance of what you'll see on a properly-calibrated 4K/HDR setup, rest assured that Warner Bros.' UHD does a fine job with what can only be Evil Dead Risecomes to 4K with a 2160p UHD 4K transfer with HDR enhancement. This is a visually stylized movie with many dark contrasts and low lighting levels to perfect that haunted and demonic look. It succeeds in those arenas where other movies might fail. From here, survival is the word as demonic possession, decapitations, bodily dismemberment, and more gory murders are seen. And if anyone knows how gross the Evil Dead franchise can be in terms of blood, guts, flesh, and muscle - there is no shortage of any of those things on display in Evil Dead Rise. The family dynamic and the three kids are all enjoyable to watch and are not the usual comedic tropes. They all have something a little different to their characters. Things that seem more natural and realistic in this day and age. The gore is practical and fantastic, which will delight the horror hounds completely, and there is never a shortage of it. Blu-ray can't help but fall short of its UHD counterpart: even for a movie-only disc, this is awfully tough source material to squeeze comfortably onto a