History YMMV / AshVsEvilDead

** There are quite a few painfully obvious CGI blood splatters.

** There are quite a few painfully obvious CGI blood splatters.
* TearJerker: Ash's HappyPlace in his vision quest is an idealized version of Jacksonville, Florida -- a place he was planning to visit with his girlfriend before he went up to that cabin in the woods and his life went to shit. He's never been able to bring himself to go since.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: [[spoiler: For the first time, Ash kills a full on Demon.]]

*** "El Jefe" has "Space Truckin'" by Music/DeepPurple playing over the introduction as Ash goes bar-hopping for the evening, and "Journey to the Center of the Mind" by The Amboy Dukes starts up when Ash finally answers the call, revs his chainsaw and vows to put the Deadites down for good.

* TearJerker: Ash's HappyPlace is Jacksonville, TN. A place he wanted to take his girlfriend before all of this happen. He still has never gone there.

** Due to original composer Joseph LoDuca returning, musical cues from the films have, naturally, turned up in the show as well (such as the sad theme that played when Ash attempted to cut up Linda's body in the first film playing over a scene in "El Jefe").

*** "Brujo" features "Here I Go Again" by Music/{{Whitesnake}} over the montage of Ash's life up to this point.
** Musical cues from the films have, naturally, turned up in the show as well (such as the sad theme that played when Ash attempted to cut up Linda's body in the first film playing over a scene in "El Jefe").

** There are quite a few painfully obvious CGI blood splatters.

* SpecialEffectsFailure: In the first episode, when Ash is slapping the read end of his bathroom conquest, it's pretty easy to spot Ash's wooden fingers moving, revealing that he's wearing a brown glove.

* HilariousInHindsight: During Ash's MushroomSamba in "Brujo", one of the images we see is Nancy Reagan's famous "Just Say No" speech. Bruce Campbell played Ronald Reagan on ''Series/{{Fargo}}'', concurrently with this how.

* AwesomeMusic: Much like ''{{Series/Supernatural}}'', most episodes are bookended by some kickin' classic rock.
** "El Jefe" has "Space Truckin'" by Music/DeepPurple playing over the introduction as Ash goes bar-hopping for the evening, and "Journey to the Center of the Mind" by The Amboy Dukes starts up when Ash finally answers the call, revs his chainsaw and vows to put the Deadites down for good.
** "Bait" plays "Highway Star" over Ash and Pablo's battle with the Deadite [[spoiler:Mr. Roper]] in the backseat of the Oldsmobile, and "Knife Edge" by [[Music/EmersonLakeAndPalmer ELP]] as they pull up to Books from Beyond.
** "Books from Beyond" begins with Ruby roaring down the asphalt to Verdi's "Dies Irae", and ends with the Ghost-Beaters driving out of town to "Loose" by Music/TheStooges.
** Not to mention musical cues from the films have turned up in the show (such as the sad theme that played when Ash attempted to cut up Linda's body in the first film playing over a scene in the first episode).

* SpecialEffectsFailure: In the first episode, when Ash is slapping the read end of his bathroom conquest, it's pretty easy to spot Ash's wooden fingers moving, revealing that he's wearing a brown glove.

** "Books from Beyond" begins with Ruby roaring down the asphalt to Verdi's "Dies Irae", and ends with the Ghost-Beaters driving out of town to "Loose" by Blake Babies.

* "Books from Beyond" begins with Ruby roaring down the asphalt to Verdi's "Dies Irae", and ends with the Ghost-Beaters driving out of town to "Loose" by Blake Babies.

** "Bait" plays "Highway Star" over Ash and Pablo's battle with the Deadite [[spoiler:Mr. Roper]] in the backseat of the Oldsmobile, and "Knife Edge" by [[Music/EmersonLakeAndPalmer ELP]] as they pull up to Books from Beyond.

** "Bait" plays "Highway Star" over Ash and Pablo's battle with the Deadite [[spoiler:Mr. Roper]] in the backseat of the Oldsmobile, and "Knife Edge" by [[/Music/EmersonLakeAndPalmer ELP]] as they pull up to Books from Beyond.

* AwesomeMusic: "El Jefe" has "Space Truckin'" by Music/DeepPurple playing over the introduction and "Journey to the Center of the Mind" by The Amboy Dukes over the credits, once Ash finally answers the call and vows to put the Deadites down for good.

* AwesomeMoment: Even when pushing fifty and not exactly in the prime that he was Ash still is capable of doing what he does best;killing Deadites dead.

* AwesomeMusic: "El Jefe" has "Space Truckin'" by Music/DeepPurple in the introduction and "Journey to the Center of the Mind" by the Amboy Dukes at the end, once Ash finally answers the call and vows to put the Deadites down for good.

* AwesomeMoment: Even when pushing fifty and not exactly in the prime that he was Ash still is capable of doing what he does best;killing Deadites dead.

* CanonDiscontinuity: The events of the 2013 film have been largely ignored due to the fact that its implied Ash has kept the book in his possession since Army of Darkness.

* CanonDiscontinuity: The events of the 2013 film have been largely ignored due to the fact that its implied Ash has kept the book in his possession since Army of Darkness.