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I think the Evil Dead trilogy easily gets 1st place with Nightmare on Elm Street & Saw a close 2nd. I liked the 1st Elm Street much better than the rest, and liked all the Saws; especially the first 5.
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The only Evil Dead movies I whole-heartedly liked were the original and the remake. I have mixed feelings about the second one, and I didn't like the third one at all.
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I didn't really care for the remake because there was no Bruce Campbell or comedy ... it's just not the same without Bruce. |
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I generally agree. In my opinion, the remake was a solid go, I liked the return to a more serious tone. I did like Army of Darkness though and, of course, the original was a masterpiece. I do agree about the second one. Was never really a fan.
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The problem with me deciding which is my favorite franchise is that each of them have so many hits and misses in them that I go back and forth. Something like Friday the 13th doesn't have the best quality movies, but they tend to be fun to watch as a whole for a variety of reasons! Halloween, to me, has the better quality movies that sort of struggles nevertheless with plot and the gigantic holes in said plot I don't understand. Nightmare on Elm Street suffers, and I only speak for myself, because I kind of prefer my Freddy dark and terrifying and, clearly, Freddy became a wise-cracking icon for the 1980s which I can appreciate for what it was, but I still prefer dark and scary. lol Then there are so many others - Psycho, Hellraiser, Scream, and even lesser thought of films that sometimes don't come up in such a discussion like Night of the Demons, Jaws, Child's Play, etc. I think it would be a toss up between the Halloween and NoES series. No clear winner for me.
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Evil Dead trilogy hands down, followed by Halloween.
I like others but it's usually just the first few that are really great, F13 being a huge example, though all of them are at least entertaining. |
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Halloween is my favorite even though 3 doesn't star Michael myers I still really like it but my favorites in the series are 1,2,4,5 and H20
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H20 and 4 are my favorite sequels.
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Which Evil Dead film did you see first? Evil Dead (81) or Evil Dead II, or not 100% sure? Last edited by Sculpt; 09-28-2014 at 05:55 PM. |
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