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"Ash vs. Evil Dead" is a thrilling and fantastically nasty horror-comedy series that brilliantly resurrects Bruce Campbell's legendary character, Ash Williams. The programme, which picks up where the "Evil Dead" film trilogy left off, is a blood-soaked, action-packed rollercoaster trip full of dark humour and over-the-top violence. The series captures the ideal balance of horror and comedy, retaining the original movie' renowned campy tone while incorporating new and absurd elements. The physical effects and creature designs are wonderfully brutal, giving tribute to the franchise's heritage while also satisfying fans' desire for gore. Bruce Campbell's portrayal of Ash is as witty, arrogant, and vulnerable as ever. The supporting cast, which includes Ray Santiago and Dana DeLorenzo, adds depth and humour to the ensemble, producing chemistry that contributes to the series' overall enjoyment. While the plot can occasionally wander, the show's fast-paced and episodic style keeps the audience interested.
Best TV Presentation | 2015 | David Frazee
Best Horror Series | 2016 | Sam Raimi
Best Actor Horror Series | 2017 | Bruce Campbell
Best Male Performance Horror Series | 2016 | Bruce Campbell
Best TV Hero | 2015 | Bruce Campbell
Best Actor on Television | 2016 | Bruce Campbell
Teleseries | 2018 | Dave Garbett
Best Female Performance Horror Series | 2016 | Lucy Lawless
Best Actress Horror Series | 2017 | Dana DeLorenzo
Best Supporting Actor on Television | 2017 | Lee Majors
Best Actor on Television | 2018 | Bruce Campbell
Best Television Presentation | 2016 | David Frazee
Best TV Supporting Actor | 2017 | Ray Santiago
Best TV Supporting Actress | 2016 | Dana DeLorenzo
The yellow Oldsmobile Delta 88 that Ash drives is the same make, model, and color used in most of the movies directed by Sam Raimi. The original car belongs to Creator and Writer Sam Raimi, and was bought new by his father.
Was originally meant to be the fourth movie, but due to so much material being written, the makers decided to turn it into a television series instead. If the first season was a movie, it would've been around five hours long.
It was given approval of a second season three days before it premiered on Starz on October 31, 2015.
Sam Raimi originally intended to follow Army of Darkness (1992) with a fourth Evil Dead movie. The plan for which was to follow the theatrical and director's cut endings of the film, with a film that followed two different timelines simultaneously. The concept was eventually abandoned, due to its complex nature.
Early in the first episode, Ash is seen performing a "powerslide", which is a stunt that requires the driver to steer the car into a tight turn at high speeds, and apply the parking brake, which causes the back tires to lose traction with the road and slide into the turn. Bruce Campbell has revealed that he was taught to perform this move by William Shatner, who was known to perform the stunt regularly on T.J. Hooker (1982).
"Ashley 'Ash' J. Williams: ok we gave peace a chance and now its time for war."
