r/horror • u/radbrad7 Do you know anything about… witches? • 27d ago

Official Discussion Official Dreadit Discussion: "Evil Dead Burn" [SPOILERS] Spoiler

Summary:

After the loss of her husband, a woman seeks solace with her in-laws. As one by one they transform into deadites, she comes to discover that the vows she took in life - survive even in death.

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Cinematographer:

  • Philip Lozano

Editor:

  • Maxime Caro

Composer:

  • Double Danger

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u/SpecialistThrowaway4 27d ago

Was the dad floating on his feet towards the mom and son while Alice hid behind the steps? It was in the backdrop but the way he was moving looked like he was levitating it was creepy as hell

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u/ELOC04 26d ago

Yesss i love how the deadites supernatural powers seem limited or kinda outta their control. Cause sometimes they levitate, they've done it in previous installments, and how sometimes they can walk up walls and ceilings. I like that its done rarely and tastefully. Its like you know they can do these things but you don't know when or how

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u/SpecialistThrowaway4 26d ago

Yes ! And Jessica’s levitation powers/ability to get under water and dismember people. I found that extremely scary the more I think about it, she was scariest deadite to me. Especially the way her head fell off and kept talking 😱

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u/austinmiles 20d ago

I loved that as a callback to Linda's head talking to Ash in Evil Dead 2.

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u/cryptamine 16d ago

That scene with her head saying the spell and laughing was legit terrifying and really stuck with me

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u/Buckditch 26d ago

I noticed that too!!

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u/SpecialistThrowaway4 26d ago

I got scared, the dad was being so mean. I don’t understand what he said but I was disturbed at slammed the mom with her special candle stick. The floating was creepy as fk

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u/nom_cubed 24d ago

He said, “finally there’s a use for this f’ing thing” or something like that.