Evil Dead (Collector's Edition)

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Colors appear subdued and restrained, adding to the story's gloomy atmosphere, but primaries remain accurate and cleanly rendered, especially the deep, rich reds of blood. Supplements are disappointingly the same set as before, but overall, the UHD package makes for a recommended addition to the 4K horror library.

One of the most underrated horror masterpieces of the last decade has to be the 2013 Evil Dead remake from now acclaimed genre director Fede Álvarez. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Evil Dead (2013) - Collector's Edition" isn't just a movie; it's an experience that resonates with horror enthusiasts. The Dolby Vision grade on the unrated version further enhances black levels, but contrast and color are generally the same in both instances.Equal parts remake, reboot, and sequel, this terrifying entry in the cult film franchise follows a group of friends to a secluded wooded cabin.

com et faire livrer leurs commandes à n’importe quelle adresse ou n’importe quel magasin aux États-Unis. Along with several horrifyingly shocking scenes of blood-splattered pandemonium and a strong story that flirts between original and imitative, Alvarez's Evil Dead ups the ante with one spine-chilling moment after another. Personally, I love that the plot is essentially an ingeniously clever and imaginative allegory to the horror of drug withdrawals with a well-earned and satisfying conclusion about confronting your own worst enemy. Imaging is broad and engaging with excellent, well-balanced channel separation and outstanding vocals which are never drowned out by the rest of the gruesome mayhem.The camera work, the practical gore effects and the acting really create a macabre and intense ride, that gets from tame to one of the bloodiest movies ever with an increasing tempo. Evil Dead arrives on 4K Ultra HD disc as a Collector’s Edition package in a black amaray case with an insert and slipcover featuring similar artwork taken from the film’s main theatrical release poster. Courtesy of Scream Factory, evil rips the soul out of Ultra HD with a satisfying 4K Dolby Vision video and features the same reference-quality lossless track and supplements as the previous Blu-ray release. Seeing as how the franchise is one that continuously and consciously breaks its own rules, which is part of the humor and enjoyment, Alvarez keeps to the tradition by also going against genre standards while also adhering to them.

Black Christmas, Anna and the Apocalypse, Oculus and It Follows are some of his favorite films of all time. blockbuster improvements, but the smaller improvements do add up to a fairly impressive overall texture gain for the film. In conclusion, "Evil Dead (2013) - Collector's Edition [4K UHD] [Blu-ray]" is a spine-chilling masterpiece that revitalizes the horror genre.It’s not a vast jump in quality, nor are there are any new substantial extras, outside of the TV spot reel. The 4K version is expensive, (as a lot of SHout Factory releases tend to be) especially given its lack of extra. Along with several horrifyingly shocking scenes of blood-splattered pandemonium and a strong story that flirts between original and imitative, Alvarez's 'Evil Dead' ups the ante with one spine-chilling moment after another. The tiniest scratch and gaping wound is distinct, while facial complexions are generally revealing with great lifelike texture during close-ups. The thought of remaking one of the most popular horror films ever made was initially met with considerable backlash from the horror community, but when audiences walked into their local multiplexes in 2013 and saw a large banner on the wall for the remake of Evil Dead with the tagline “The Most Terrifying Film You Will Ever Experience,” it made everyone sit up and take notice.

The design is chockfull of all sorts of warped, gruesome sounds while maintaining an extensive, distinct mid-range and splendid acoustical details that reach the upper frequencies with impressive clarity.

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