History NightmareFuel / EvilDeadRise

*** Even worse? Danny realizes the true danger at the first utterance of the incantation. He removes his finger to slow down the vinyl, it continues at its previous speed. He presses stop, nothing happens. Tries to remove the needle, and gets shocked. [[ForWantOfANail All it took was one simple phrase to be uttered for the barrier between the realm of the living and the Deadite's world to be opened]].

-->'''[[red:Jessica]]:''' "[[evil:Who's the brainless meat puppet now?]]" ''*scalps Teresa*''

-->'''[[red:Ellie]]:''' "[[evil:Mommy's with the maggots now.]]"

-->'''[[red:Ellie]]:''' "[[evil:Open the door like you open your legs you stinking groupie slut!]]"

-->'''[[red:Bridget]]:''' "[[evil:I gotta kill the creepy-crawlies that I got inside my tummy.]] (''*swallows broken glass*'') [[evil:I don't like having things inside my tummy. Ha ha ha... Do you, Auntie Beth?]]"

-->'''[[red:Ellie]]:''' "[[evil:Ellie waits in Hell for you and your unborn bastard baby.]]"

[[caption-width-right:1000:"[[evil:Mommy's with the maggots now.]]"[[note]]There were other pictures to consider, but the gore is so outrageous that this one will suffice. [[SincerityMode Trust us, it's better this way]].[[/note]]]]

While ''Film/EvilDeadRise'' has more [[BlackComedy humour]] than its predecessor, do ''not'' go into the film thinking that they've toned down the BloodierAndGorier aspects.

Note: To avoid repetition, characters who have become Deadites will have their text coloured red ([[red:Ellie]], for example).

!!Trailers

!!Movie
* The movie's opening, while not tied to the plot, sets the tone for the story as a whole: gory, and terryfying.
** Jessica's behaviour is already erratic by the time we see her in the cabin. But when she recites passages from the book Teresa's reading in a [[VoiceOfTheLegion deep voice which grows louder as the sentences are read]], Teresa yells at her to stop. And Jessica falls over, and she ''vomits a torrent of white fluid'', seemingly killing her. When Teresa checks for a pulse, [[red:Jessica]] wakes up, ''grabs Teresa by the ponytail'', and '''scalps her in one fell swoop'''.
-->'''[[red:Jessica]]:''' "[[evil:Who's the brainless meat bag now?!]]" ''*scalps Teresa*''

** During that, the camera shifts to a Deadite's point of view, soaring headlong into the apartment. ''Then it finds Ellie''.
* Ellie's possession is just ''gruesome''. First, the disembodied Deadite traps her in the elevator, taunting her with loud noises to put her on edge. Then it forcefully rips off her earring, and then the wires come in. It tries to hang her with them, and when she tries finding leverage, it grabs the rest of her limbs and contorts them till a ''snap'' goes off and the power fizzles out. By the time Ellie comes back to the apartment, she looks like she'd been beaten to death. Considering what's happening to her, that would have been a mercy.
* The scene when Ellie comes home, looking like hell, and dazily walks over to the stove, staring into space. Then she turns on the stove, and begins to toss eggs into a pan (and [[NauseaFuel some of them have blood in it]]) with the shell and all. When she speaks, she mumbles in the beginning, [[BrokenRecord stumbles over the word "melodies"]], before speaking more fluently when talking about wanting to '''cut her family's bodies open and climb inside them'''.

** When she stops, she falls back in, and ''slowly'' rises out to let out a terrifying grin at Danny and Beth. Then this exchange happens.

* The Deadites are probably the most dangerous they've ever been in this one. In the previous films, dismemberment was a reliable impediment to either slow them down or (in the 2013 film's case) as a ritualistic way of exorcising the demon. Here? They can just reconstitute, [[Franchise/DeadSpace Necromorph]]-style, and keep coming.
* Most of the movie features just one Deadite, with the characters all trapped in a single apartment, basically making this film a more supernatural, grittier version of ''Film/{{Alien}}''. Imagine being trapped in your house with a Xenomorph that can think and reason like a human being. And that ''looks like your mother''.
* The most terrifying part of the film is probably just all the distorted and horrific ways Alyssa Sutherland can contort her face.
* We're introduced to Deadite Bridget eating a wine glass. We even get a close-up shot of glass-shards almost poking through her throat as she swallows a mouth-full.
* Deadite Bridget mutilating Beth's leg with a cheese grater. We ''see'' strands of skin slip through the holes of the grater!

** Jessica's behaviour is already erratic by the time we see her in the cabin. But when she recites numerous incantations in a [[VoiceOfTheLegion deep voice which grows louder as the incantations are read]], Teresa yells at her to stop. And Jessica falls over, and she ''vomits a torrent of white fluid'', seemingly killing her. When Teresa checks for a pulse, [[red:Jessica]] wakes up, ''grabs Teresa by the ponytail'', and '''scalps her in one fell swoop'''.

While ''Film/EvilDeadRise'' has more humour than its predecessor, do ''not'' go into the film thinking that they've toned down the BloodierAndGorier aspects.

-->'''[[red:Ellie]]:''' "[[evil:Ellie waits in hell for you and your unborn bastard baby.]]"

* While the design of the book is less conspicuously flesh-like than in previous movies, it does come with a new chilling detail: it has teeth. A row of quill-like fangs that clamp it shut. When Danny accidentally cuts himself on trying to pry it open, it accepts this as a blood-offering and opens itself right in front of Danny and Bridget.
* Ellie's possession is just ''gruesome''. First, the disembodied spirit traps her in the elevator, taunting her with loud noises to put her on edge. It tries to hang her with one of the wires, and when she tries finding leverage, it grabs the rest of her limbs and contorts them till a ''snap'' goes off. By the time the possessed Ellie makes it back to the apartment, she looks like she'd been beaten to death. Considering what's happening to her, that would have been a mercy.
* Ellie comes home looking like hell, staring off into space while setting the stove and haphazardly tossing eggs--which have blood in them for some reason--into a pan, shell and all. She's trying to speak and mumbles, like her lips are stuck together, and stumbles over the word 'melodies' several times while telling a story, only for her voice to clear as she finishes said story by talking about how she wanted to '''cut her family's bodies open and climb inside them'''. Then all of a sudden she drops the pan, staggers forward, and almost seems like she's having seizures, or else that ''something'' is dragging her body across the floor towards her family. Then, she says ''"It's in me"'', vomits up a gush of white liquid, begs her sister not to let "it" take her kids, and dies right then and there.
** The way the scene is filmed, with Ellie crawling after her family after having trouble speaking while doing mockeries of ordinary housewife things, makes it seem like the demon finally just killed her to take over because she was FightingFromTheInside.
* Beth hearing Ellie's voice on her phone. Initially, it seems to just be a voicemail, but then it begins to change and Ellie begins to tell Beth that she needs her help and that she's "burning alive". This is truly disturbing as it would imply the real Ellie, her soul, is damned. However, it's unknown if this was actually Ellie pleading for help from hell or just the demon using an illusion to terrify Beth. For Ellie's sake, let's hope it's the latter.
* Ellie is "back to life" just long enough for her family to notice she's got an insanely high temperature, but when they try and drag her to a tub full of water, her eyes roll back in her head, she starts thrashing around, and then flies upward, clinging to the ceiling. The demon is officially in control as her eyes have changed, and the first thing she does is let out a [[BrownNote blood-curdling scream that shatters the bathroom mirror and causes the cold water in the tub to violently boil.]]

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* The cold open isn't necessarily tied to the plot of the film, but it sets the tone for a gory, terrifying story.
** Deadite-Jessica scalping Teresa by ripping off her ponytail.
** The deadite luring Caleb into the water before pulling him below the surface and then throwing his decapitated head back to shore.
** To cap it off, Deadite-Jessica rising slowly, out of the water, into the air, as the title drops in the horizon behind her. Even though she's only one Deadite, it effectively sells the blood-curdling terror of encountering something in the shape of a human, but beyond your comprehension.

* Ellie's possession is just ''gruesome''. First, the disembodied spirit traps her in the elevator, taunting her with loud noise to put her on edge. It tries to hang her with one of the wires, and when she tries finding leverage, it grabs the rest of her limbs and contorts them till a ''snap'' goes off. By the time the possessed Ellie makes it back to the apartment, she looks like she'd been beaten to death. Considering what's happening to her, that would have been a mercy.
* Beth hearing Ellie's voice on her phone. Initially, it seems to just be a voicemail, but then it begins to change and Ellie begins to tell Beth that she needs her help and that she's "burning alive". This is truly disturbing as it would imply the real Ellie, her soul, is damned. However, it's unknown if this was actually Ellie pleading for help from hell or just the demon using an illusion to terrify Beth. For Ellie's sake, let's hope it's the latter.

* Deadite-Jessica scalping Teresa by ripping off her ponytail.

* The Deadites are probably the most dangerous they've ever been in this one. In the previous dismemberment, either just to slow them down or (in the 2013 film's case) as a ritualistic way of exorcising the demon, was a reliable impediment, but here? They can just reconstitute, [[Franchise/DeadSpace Necromorph]]-style, and keep coming.

* The deadites are probably the most ferocious, cruel, and nasty they've ever been in this one. In the previous films the only way to stop them was by dismemberment, either just to slow them down or (in the 2013 film's case) as a ritualistic way of exorcising the demon, but here? They can just reconstitute, [[Franchise/DeadSpace necromorph]]-style and keep coming after you. As the film makes clear, the ''only'' way to get rid of a deadite...''is by running away''. Unless you have a wood-chipper and chainsaw on hand, of course.
* Most of the movie features just the one deadite, with the characters all trapped in a single apartment, basically making this film a more supernatural, grittier version of ''Film/{{Alien}}''. Imagine being trapped in your house with a xenomorph that can think and reason like a human being. And that ''looks like your mother''.
* On the first vinyl, the Priest mentions that the Naturom Demonto of this film is just one of a set. ''Of three.'' '''''Where are the other two?!'''''
** If WordOfGod is to be believed, we've [[Film/TheEvilDead1981 seen]] [[Film/EvilDead2013 them]] before.....

* Everything about the “Marauder” creature at the climax of the film: Deadite Bridget and Danny dig into the sides of their possessed mother and fuse the three of them together into a multi-limbed abomination that moves far too quickly and uncannily for its bulk and horrific conglomeration of bodies. It’s kept mostly hidden except in glimpses at first, the hand it runs across a car window eerily recognizable as once belonging to one of the teens, but is seen in full during the final fight with the wood chipper.

* On the first vinyl, the Priest mentions that the Necronomicon of this film is just one of a set. ''Of three.'' '''''Where are the other two?!'''''

* The most terrifying part of the film is probably just all the distorted and terrifying ways Alyssa Sutherland can contort her face.
* We're introduced to Deadite Bridget eating a glass bottle. We even get a close-up shot of glass-shards almost poking through her throat as she swallows a mouth-full.
* Deadite Bridget mutilating Beth's leg with a cheese grater.

* While the design of the book is less conspicuously flesh-like than in previous movies, it does come with a new chilling detail: it has teeth. A row of quill-like fangs that clamp it shut. When Danny accidentally cuts himself on ne trying to pry it open, it accepts this as a blood-offering and opens itself right in front of Danny and Bridget.

* The deadites are probably the most ferocious, cruel, and nasty they've ever been in this one. In the previous films the only way to stop them was by dismemberment, but here? They can just reconstitute, [[Franchise/DeadSpace necromorph style]] and keep coming after you. As the film makes clear, the ''only'' way to get rid of a deadite...''is by running away''. Unless you have a wood-chipper and chainsaw on hand, of course.

* Deadite Bridget mutilating Beth’s leg with a cheese grater.
* Everything about the “Marauder” creature at the climax of the film: Deadite Bridget and Danny dig into the sides of their possessed mother and fuse the three of them together into a multi-limbed abomination that moves far too quickly and uncannily for its bulk and horrific conglomeration of bodies. It’s kept mostly hidden except in glimpses at first, the hand it runs across a car window eerily recognizable as once belonging to one of the teens, but is seen in full during the final fight with the wood chipper.

* Deadite Bridget mutilating Beth’s leg with a cheese grater.