Noah Soudrette (annubis44)

Stuart Gordon on his first directorial outing manages to create one of the best horror films of the 80's. The film manages to blend chills, laughs, and gore seamlessly, and also features a career making performance by the one and only Jeffrey Combs. The less I say the better, just go check it out.

While this return to horror for Director Sam Raimi is a bit uneven in tone, it provides a goodly amount of zany, gross, bloody horror antics as seen in his earlier Evil Dead films, while mixing in enough originality to keep the genre vets entertained. Recommended for a good time, just check your brain at the door.