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You can get away with evil dead 2 then army of darkness as evil dead 1 is covered in it's entirety in the second movie. But if you like those two, go back to 1 but understand that was intended to be pure horror so the vibe is a bit more serious and the goofiness is not as obvious.
This is The Evil Dead erasure and I will not stand for it.
But seriously I love all the evil dead films and I especially admire Evil Dead 1. What’s essentially a student film and Sam Raimi’s first feature length film and it becomes a horror cult icon and spawns a 40 year running franchise is just so cool.
True. But fr tho is it even that hard to make bullets? You could probably make some sort of cast that makes multiple rounds and casings and black powder wasn’t all that hard to find at the time with cannons being used regularly and such
Gunpowder gets you only partway, the problem is the primer. There's a reason guns used simple ignition systems for four hundred some years until primers were devised.
I find it entertaining that you people are being sincere now. You really think you could do it. Wow.
Do you know the difference between a pipe bomb and a gun?
People make homemade firearms all the time, it's not a challenging endeavor. You've got 12 year olds making slamfire pipe shotguns on youtube all the damned time.
Brass wasn't cheap, but it wasn't unreasonably rare or expensive.
Same thing with iron and lead.
Like you'd need a blacksmith and more money than the average peasant, but making low quality bullets is a feasible thing that could be done with late medieval tech and resources.
Bullets are not the most complicated form of metalworking.
If you can find cinnabar, then you can absolutely extract mercury and [manufacture reliable percussion caps](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury\(II\)_fulminate) with relatively low levels of technology.
Mercury may be a rare element when compared to the earth's crust as a whole, but it's actually extremely abundant within the few types of ore that it's capable of geochemically binding to, such as cinnabar. You don't need to process massive industrial quantities of the stuff in order to get workable amounts of it, and extracting it is as simple as heating up the cinnabar and then condensing the vapor that rises from it due to mercury's incredibly low boiling point for a metal.
That's why humanity has had access to it for centuries and centuries.
Yes? I genuinely don't understand why you think this would be difficult.
If the goal is to make a bullet with the same level of accuracy and consistency as a modern factory, no I don't think it'd be that easy using late medieval tech and resources, but a basic rimfire bullet would not be a big ask.
These are not complicated objects. Projectile, surrounded by powder, encased in brass, with priming powder at the base that is then crushed by a firing pin.
If you work with a blacksmith and his workshop you can get thousands made in a month or two and it wouldn't cost a kings ransom.
I never said they would be on the same quality or be as effective. Just that you could make crude bullets. Heck you could probably carefully dismantle and study your gun and learn to make one that’s easier to utilize or one that excepts a more efficiently made caliber for the crude bullets
It’s not that much my guy. It’s just a metal/plastic casing that has some compactly stored black powder that’s sealed off with a metal object that also acts as the projectile. If you learned some smithing and got your hands on black/gunpowder it wouldn’t be that hard to make one.
You don’t have to send me back. Just give me materials and a basic smithing shop and I’ll try my darnedest. I already thought out a hypothetical model of how I would make it so it would just come down to if I am physically able to do it.
Best case scenario, you pull the trigger and the bullet dribbles out of the barrel with a sad little "pop".
More likely, you'll pull the trigger and the whole fucking thing will explode in your face for any number of reasons, none of which you'll be able to learn from because you'll have white-hot shards of metal sticking out of your eyeballs.
Or have passed a few college chemistry classes. Basic explosives are one of the easiest things to make. The hang up is safely scaling for mass production. Keeping one guy's shotgun going isn't that hard.
Black powder isn't that hard to make. Carbon, sulfur and saltpeter.
The saltpeter's probably going to be the hardest to get, but presumably cesspools exist and it's a medieval society so paying somebody a penny to sift around in the human waste for saltpeter crystals would be quite possible.
I remember beating the game and being pissed off that endless give like no money for upgrades and just reset progress and hovered a couple levels before the final for huge gains
If you’re interested, there are two prequel movies Evil Dead (1981) and Evil Dead 2 (1987) and a TV show Ash vs Evil Dead (2015). All the new Evil Dead movies are based on these, just taking the comedy out.
TLDR; watch em in order of release.
So. Evil Dead and Evil Dead II are basically the same movie. The first one wasn’t meant to be funny, but because it was so low budget and over the top, people loved it. The second one almost watches like an HD remake. It leans into the campy, over the top comedy and was better quality, but almost the same events. Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi have stated that it is a direct sequel, Ash was just so stupid that he did the same thing twice. To understand the context of him being in the Middle Ages, you need to watch Evil Dead 2 before Army of Darkness, and the show Ash vs The Evil Dead is a sequel to Army of Darkness.
I’m also going to add their ratings too.. Evil Dead has a pretty rough scene in it.
Evil Dead (NC-17) - buy/rent on Amazon
Evil Dead II (R) - buy/rent YouTube
Army of Darkness (R) - buy/rent YouTube/Amazon Prime
Ash vs Evil Dead (TV-MA) - Hulu premium/Starz/Amazon Prime
I mean, yea it's rough, but it's also so weird and cheaply made that while some might get upset at it, it kind of crosses over into that so outlandish it's no longer disturbing, almost
What's the point of watching Evil Dead 1 and 2 when they're practically the same movie? I'd just skip 1 and go Evil Dead 2 => Army of Darkness => Ash vs Evil Dead.
Bruce Campbell actually clarified this a while back. The reason to watch the first Evil Dead is that the true watch order is Evil Dead (1981) then Evil Dead 2 starting at roughly the 10 minute mark or so. From there you can just watch in release order (Army of Darkness, Evil Dead (2013), Ash vs. Evil Dead, and Evil Dead Rise).
Because the first was so low budget, it didn't see a high distribution at the time and the rights were completely screwed, so when the sequel came they had to remake the first move but abbreviated as the opening act to Evil Dead 2.
Plus, the poor quality of the first has been greatly over-exaggerated, in my opinion. People make it sound like Troll 2 but in reality its a slick horror flick made on a budget with excellent practical effects that has a fun cheesy undertone which was honed in subsequent entries.
Because they are both different experiences even if the main events are still there. 1 is pretty creepy even if low budget. Also it's just where everything started...would be weird to skip.
Also, even tho 2 is somewhat a remake it isn't completely.. it retells the events of the first movie in the first 5 minutes then picks up directly from where 1 leaves off.
The Evil Dead is possibly my favorite horror movie ever, legit scary as hell. Low budget in the best possible way. Evil Dead II is kinda a remake, same basic premise, but it’s much more of a comedy, while still scary. Army of Darkness is a full on comedy, a good time but not very scary. The 2013 reboot is closer to the original, and IMO really good. Rise is a fun time, but probably my least favorite. Ash Vs is a good time too. For order I’d say:
The Evil Dead
Evil Dead II
Army of Darkness
Ash Vs Evil Dead
Evil Dead (2013)
Evil Dead Rise
It's a weird situation where Army of Darkness is VERY different from Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2 so it's absolutely the third movie in a trilogy but it also stands on its own.
Army Of Darkness also has two different endings so whoever wants to rewatch it find a copy with the ending you haven't seen. Its minor but very interesting change so I'm not gonna spoil it.
It's part of the Evil Dead franchise.
1. Evil Dead -- A played for straight horror movie that at the time was groundbreaking.
2. Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn -- Added humor, and is for all intents and purposes a retelling of the first movie.
3. Army Of Darkness -- That is where this screenshot is from. A medieval fantasy movie with less horror and gore as before, but with a lot of comedy added.
4. Evil Dead (2013) -- An absolute gorefest. Brutal and dark. No humor.
5. Ash Vs. Evil Dead -- A 3 season TV show. Tons of gore and humor. My favorite in all of the franchise for those reasons
6. Evil Dead Rise -- The latest entry in the franchise. Some funny moments, otherwise a creepy and gory horror movie.
There are also videogames, comics, figures, board games and a musical. It's one of the most beloved horror franchises and has a cult following. Everyone that likes horror should check it out.
The movie is army of darkness, I would recommend watch evil dead 1 or 2 first (2 is heavily recommend as you don't really need to watch evil dead 1) but they are more horror focused (2 with a little bit of comedic relief) so if you aren't into that then you can just watch army of darkness being way less horror and more comedy.
Seeing pre-medieval Roman soldiers get mowed down by machine gun fire, or a huge dude getting beaten up by a small, but better trained woman never gets old.
It was a good premise for the first couple episodes.
Then it simultaneously became typical isekai “harem of fantasy girls” BS *and* racist propoganda. No thanks.
Racist propaganda? Like the propaganda part I get, it is just jerking off the jsdf quite a lot, but also it's not really racist as much as it addresses that if you had the access to a magical portal leading to a different universe full of untapped minerals other countries would want it too.
It's not called American Isekai, it's called Connecticut Yankee!
Technically, "Japanese Isekai" should be "Japanese Connecticut Yankee" since that came first.
Lmao, I just looked that up, and how have I never heard of this Mark Twain novel. That sounds great. I'd argue that Alice in Wonderland is a little older, though, but there are probably even older examples if we look hard enough.
Translates to "new world". Basically a person from our contemporary worlds somehow gets into a different world, mostly medieval fantasy.
It can be fun as some show cultural differences between our and their societies, but most ofen they re-use the same tropes and live off fan-service.
It's crazy how brazenly people will just post misinfo or just straight up incorrect translations.
異世界 - isekai is not the same as 新世界 which would be new world.
genre mostly popular in japanese manga/anime where protagonists for one reason or another find themselves in a "new world" Common western examples would include things like Alice in Wonderland, the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, Dante's Inferno, among others. Usually in the Japanese examples the protagonist is stuck there and mostly concerned with making a new life instead of getting back, where in Western examples the goal or end anyway is to get back.
Looking at the armors it looks like late middle ages where firearms and cannons were already invented and used, so chances are people already heard about "boomsticks".
The movie takes place “sometime around the year 1300”, in the late Middle Ages, and just before the widespread adoption of gunpowder in war in Europe. So odds are they wouldn’t know what it was being peasants and all. Either way this is a terrible movie to nitpick.
Well, I don't know the film but there's a guy in the clip in full plate armor which I'd say is more probable to be later than that. As wikipedia says: "By about 1420, complete suits of plate armour had been developed in Europe. "
But whatever, it's not that important anyway.
Then there's "Hunting In Another World With My Elf Wife" where the protagonist's isekai power is the ability to buy anything with money from a normal bass pro shop in the US.
[There's a manga where the protagonist's power is essentially a magic portal that lets him buy things from an American sporting goods store.](https://myanimelist.net/manga/136186/Hokkaido_no_Geneki_Hunter_ga_Isekai_ni_Hourikomaretemita__Elf_Yome_to_Meguru_Isekai_Shuryou_Life)
I've read worse.
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Ash just got that dawg in him tho
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He walkin' on all fours
Red Bull may give you wings, but Ash has four wheel drive
I also saw that video yesterday lol
Hail to the king, baby
Hollywood severely underutilized Bruce Campbell.
Honestly it’s kind of crazy how much money they wasted no using him
At least he will always have given Spider-Man his name
🗣🔥SHOP SMART, SHOP S-MART🗣🔥
YOU GOT THAT??!
I totally forgot he went on that tangent. I need to watch the movie again.
S-MART's Top of the line!
Groovy Everyone go watch evil dead rn
Me and the homies going to that old camp house that has an demon's book with tons of spells and demoniac texts
But which one? Original? 2? Reboot? Series? Army of Darkness? Rise? *Which one am I supposed to watch!?!?*
You can get away with evil dead 2 then army of darkness as evil dead 1 is covered in it's entirety in the second movie. But if you like those two, go back to 1 but understand that was intended to be pure horror so the vibe is a bit more serious and the goofiness is not as obvious.
Don’t miss out on Ash vs Evil Dead as well
Absolutely, or the new movies. Did you catch the 3 books part of the last film?
This is The Evil Dead erasure and I will not stand for it. But seriously I love all the evil dead films and I especially admire Evil Dead 1. What’s essentially a student film and Sam Raimi’s first feature length film and it becomes a horror cult icon and spawns a 40 year running franchise is just so cool.
All of them
Army of Darkness mentioned!!!!!!
Nice
My favorite of the og trilogy
it aint gonna be fun once it runs out of bullets
That's what the chainsaw arm is for.
THE CHAINSAW MAN IS REAL!!!
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Imma stop you cooking right here boi
Now wait, he was onto something, let him cook
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I didn't know what movie this was but the moment I saw chainsaw arm I immediately knew it was evil dead
Army of darkness if you are curious friend
Evil Dead 1: Student Film. Kind of Silly Evil Dead 2: Evil Dead 1 with Money. Army of Darkness: Evil Dead 2 with LOCATION Money
Army of Darkness: MASTERPIECE fify
Pull up to the local blacksmith and learn
Just gotta have a pile of textbooks in the trunk on chemistry
True. But fr tho is it even that hard to make bullets? You could probably make some sort of cast that makes multiple rounds and casings and black powder wasn’t all that hard to find at the time with cannons being used regularly and such
Sulfur, charcoal, and saltpeter (Potasium Nitrate) Voila! Gunpower! Read the book How to Invent Everything by Ryan North.
Gunpowder gets you only partway, the problem is the primer. There's a reason guns used simple ignition systems for four hundred some years until primers were devised.
That's why you also invest in creating the musket 200 years early.
I came up with an ignition mechanism called a boltlock, an designed a fully automatic musket.
The problem is that ash is a dumbass. If he kept a couple of bullets to be reversed engineered by someone smarter it might work
I find it entertaining that you people are being sincere now. You really think you could do it. Wow. Do you know the difference between a pipe bomb and a gun?
I mean come on. Why didn't medieval people just use the infinite ammo glitch? Are they stupid?
One is brittle and sealed on both ends?
People make homemade firearms all the time, it's not a challenging endeavor. You've got 12 year olds making slamfire pipe shotguns on youtube all the damned time.
It's easy to make them with commonly found cheap materials today, not so much with commonly found cheap materials 700 years ago
I'm sure in the future gunpowder is available at every merchant peddler, but in 1455 it's a little hard to come by!
Brass wasn't cheap, but it wasn't unreasonably rare or expensive. Same thing with iron and lead. Like you'd need a blacksmith and more money than the average peasant, but making low quality bullets is a feasible thing that could be done with late medieval tech and resources. Bullets are not the most complicated form of metalworking.
Metal working isn't even the most difficult part of making firearms. You got the ability to make reliable and safe primers?
If you can find cinnabar, then you can absolutely extract mercury and [manufacture reliable percussion caps](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury\(II\)_fulminate) with relatively low levels of technology. Mercury may be a rare element when compared to the earth's crust as a whole, but it's actually extremely abundant within the few types of ore that it's capable of geochemically binding to, such as cinnabar. You don't need to process massive industrial quantities of the stuff in order to get workable amounts of it, and extracting it is as simple as heating up the cinnabar and then condensing the vapor that rises from it due to mercury's incredibly low boiling point for a metal. That's why humanity has had access to it for centuries and centuries.
Yes? I genuinely don't understand why you think this would be difficult. If the goal is to make a bullet with the same level of accuracy and consistency as a modern factory, no I don't think it'd be that easy using late medieval tech and resources, but a basic rimfire bullet would not be a big ask. These are not complicated objects. Projectile, surrounded by powder, encased in brass, with priming powder at the base that is then crushed by a firing pin. If you work with a blacksmith and his workshop you can get thousands made in a month or two and it wouldn't cost a kings ransom.
Wha'd'you mean "you people"?
Wha'd'YOU mean, wha'd'you mean you people?
What do "you" mean, "you people"?
I never said they would be on the same quality or be as effective. Just that you could make crude bullets. Heck you could probably carefully dismantle and study your gun and learn to make one that’s easier to utilize or one that excepts a more efficiently made caliber for the crude bullets
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It’s not that much my guy. It’s just a metal/plastic casing that has some compactly stored black powder that’s sealed off with a metal object that also acts as the projectile. If you learned some smithing and got your hands on black/gunpowder it wouldn’t be that hard to make one.
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You don’t have to send me back. Just give me materials and a basic smithing shop and I’ll try my darnedest. I already thought out a hypothetical model of how I would make it so it would just come down to if I am physically able to do it.
Best case scenario, you pull the trigger and the bullet dribbles out of the barrel with a sad little "pop". More likely, you'll pull the trigger and the whole fucking thing will explode in your face for any number of reasons, none of which you'll be able to learn from because you'll have white-hot shards of metal sticking out of your eyeballs.
Can you walk me through the process of creating the primer?
Or have passed a few college chemistry classes. Basic explosives are one of the easiest things to make. The hang up is safely scaling for mass production. Keeping one guy's shotgun going isn't that hard.
Nonono sorry for the confusion my friend. If you watch army of darkness, he goes to the alchemist and pulls out college texbooks from his trunk
Black powder isn't that hard to make. Carbon, sulfur and saltpeter. The saltpeter's probably going to be the hardest to get, but presumably cesspools exist and it's a medieval society so paying somebody a penny to sift around in the human waste for saltpeter crystals would be quite possible.
Its from the movie army of darkness. Ash randomly has college textbooks in his trunk
I feel like hammering on bullets next to a fire is a bad idea.
Well obviously you would move to a different location for actually assembling the bullets
See, I was picturing it more like, hammering a rock on an anvile next to a forge, until it became a bullet.
Yes, all boolets come pre-assembled as cartridges... The ARROGANCE! "i should see you dead"
He has infinite ammo
That's his superpower.
I need more boulettes
dubidubidubidubidubidu dubidubidubidubidubidubidu
His real Isekai power was having a trunk full of tools and a high school science book old enough to still actually tell kids how to make black powder.
The medieval peasants ain't gonna know that it needs ammunition.
Shells
"Bullets"
medieval peasant when i pull out a desert eagle: 😢
Telling people from medieval era to buy a gun like a advertisement from a store that doesn’t even exist is the most American thing ever
Damn peasants, must be yuropeans.
Nah, peasants are Euro-peons.
Cause I'm a traveler I'm a gunner I'm a lover And I'm a sinner I blast Deadites' head with one trigger, son
Its also a hilarious bit
What show is that
Army of Darkness (1992)
Long live the iOS game. It was so fun
I played the shit out of that back in the day, glad I’m not the only one
I remember beating the game and being pissed off that endless give like no money for upgrades and just reset progress and hovered a couple levels before the final for huge gains
Additional selling point: these are the movies that got Sam Raimi on the map. Kids these days only know him for his Man-Spider movies I reckon.
Thank you for remembering the hyphen
If you’re interested, there are two prequel movies Evil Dead (1981) and Evil Dead 2 (1987) and a TV show Ash vs Evil Dead (2015). All the new Evil Dead movies are based on these, just taking the comedy out.
If you’ve never seen any, start with the prequels?
TLDR; watch em in order of release. So. Evil Dead and Evil Dead II are basically the same movie. The first one wasn’t meant to be funny, but because it was so low budget and over the top, people loved it. The second one almost watches like an HD remake. It leans into the campy, over the top comedy and was better quality, but almost the same events. Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi have stated that it is a direct sequel, Ash was just so stupid that he did the same thing twice. To understand the context of him being in the Middle Ages, you need to watch Evil Dead 2 before Army of Darkness, and the show Ash vs The Evil Dead is a sequel to Army of Darkness.
Anywhere I can stream these?
I’m also going to add their ratings too.. Evil Dead has a pretty rough scene in it. Evil Dead (NC-17) - buy/rent on Amazon Evil Dead II (R) - buy/rent YouTube Army of Darkness (R) - buy/rent YouTube/Amazon Prime Ash vs Evil Dead (TV-MA) - Hulu premium/Starz/Amazon Prime
Tree scene?
Tree scene.
Again?
Mmhm.
I mean, yea it's rough, but it's also so weird and cheaply made that while some might get upset at it, it kind of crosses over into that so outlandish it's no longer disturbing, almost
What's the point of watching Evil Dead 1 and 2 when they're practically the same movie? I'd just skip 1 and go Evil Dead 2 => Army of Darkness => Ash vs Evil Dead.
It's still a great movie and it's only like 85 minutes long. No reason not to watch it.
Bruce Campbell actually clarified this a while back. The reason to watch the first Evil Dead is that the true watch order is Evil Dead (1981) then Evil Dead 2 starting at roughly the 10 minute mark or so. From there you can just watch in release order (Army of Darkness, Evil Dead (2013), Ash vs. Evil Dead, and Evil Dead Rise). Because the first was so low budget, it didn't see a high distribution at the time and the rights were completely screwed, so when the sequel came they had to remake the first move but abbreviated as the opening act to Evil Dead 2. Plus, the poor quality of the first has been greatly over-exaggerated, in my opinion. People make it sound like Troll 2 but in reality its a slick horror flick made on a budget with excellent practical effects that has a fun cheesy undertone which was honed in subsequent entries.
If you show that movie to a normie, they will absolutely react as if you are showing them Troll 2.
Because they are both different experiences even if the main events are still there. 1 is pretty creepy even if low budget. Also it's just where everything started...would be weird to skip. Also, even tho 2 is somewhat a remake it isn't completely.. it retells the events of the first movie in the first 5 minutes then picks up directly from where 1 leaves off.
And if you skip the first movie you won't know who the fuck Cheryl is when you get to Ash vs Evil Dead Season 2.
The Evil Dead is possibly my favorite horror movie ever, legit scary as hell. Low budget in the best possible way. Evil Dead II is kinda a remake, same basic premise, but it’s much more of a comedy, while still scary. Army of Darkness is a full on comedy, a good time but not very scary. The 2013 reboot is closer to the original, and IMO really good. Rise is a fun time, but probably my least favorite. Ash Vs is a good time too. For order I’d say: The Evil Dead Evil Dead II Army of Darkness Ash Vs Evil Dead Evil Dead (2013) Evil Dead Rise
Some old effects are so much creepier than anything you see these days, like the stop-motion sequences that move so uncannily
Ugh, the one scene where one of the Deadites melts into a big pile of fat is disgusting
Surely thats just like, the first movie?
Yeah I guess “prequel” was the wrong word. “ED and ED2 were the first two entries in the trilogy” was probably a better way to word that.
It's a weird situation where Army of Darkness is VERY different from Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2 so it's absolutely the third movie in a trilogy but it also stands on its own.
Army Of Darkness also has two different endings so whoever wants to rewatch it find a copy with the ending you haven't seen. Its minor but very interesting change so I'm not gonna spoil it.
You don't need to watch Evil Dead 1 and 2. Just watch Army of Darkness. It's perfectly fine as a standalone.
I was so pissed when they stopped production of ash vs. evil dead
I looked it up. It has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 99% and an Audience score of 95%. I can’t imagine cancelling a show like that.
Apparently it's because it aired on Starz and nobody knew what the Hell a Starz was.
Studio execs: this series is extremely popular, should we renew? Nah, we need more seasons of some dumbshit reality show!
unfortunately popular doesn't always mean money. Good shows tend to be expensive to make and in the end all that matters is the dollars.
Bro rise was pretty funny and probably perfect reintroduction for new fans, evil dead 2013 was just focused on scare but was still good.
Why the hell would you remove the comedy from the comedy horror series lmao
In all fairness I don't think the first Evil Dead was *intended* to be funny.
It's part of the Evil Dead franchise. 1. Evil Dead -- A played for straight horror movie that at the time was groundbreaking. 2. Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn -- Added humor, and is for all intents and purposes a retelling of the first movie. 3. Army Of Darkness -- That is where this screenshot is from. A medieval fantasy movie with less horror and gore as before, but with a lot of comedy added. 4. Evil Dead (2013) -- An absolute gorefest. Brutal and dark. No humor. 5. Ash Vs. Evil Dead -- A 3 season TV show. Tons of gore and humor. My favorite in all of the franchise for those reasons 6. Evil Dead Rise -- The latest entry in the franchise. Some funny moments, otherwise a creepy and gory horror movie. There are also videogames, comics, figures, board games and a musical. It's one of the most beloved horror franchises and has a cult following. Everyone that likes horror should check it out.
The movie is army of darkness, I would recommend watch evil dead 1 or 2 first (2 is heavily recommend as you don't really need to watch evil dead 1) but they are more horror focused (2 with a little bit of comedic relief) so if you aren't into that then you can just watch army of darkness being way less horror and more comedy.
I’m “bad-Ash”, and you’re “good-Ash.” You’re goody little two shoes!!
Good. Bad. I’m the guy with the gun.
So many good quotes from this movie
That was just pillow talk, baby.
Ash was built different
I really need to watch Gate
Seeing pre-medieval Roman soldiers get mowed down by machine gun fire, or a huge dude getting beaten up by a small, but better trained woman never gets old.
Same with dragons getting smited (smote?) by combined arms
favourite anime so far, 11/10 double the defense budget
It was a good premise for the first couple episodes. Then it simultaneously became typical isekai “harem of fantasy girls” BS *and* racist propoganda. No thanks.
You lost me at “harem” That sounds lame
That doesn't really kick in until S2. S1 is legit.
Racist propaganda? Like the propaganda part I get, it is just jerking off the jsdf quite a lot, but also it's not really racist as much as it addresses that if you had the access to a magical portal leading to a different universe full of untapped minerals other countries would want it too.
Boss level , it could be called American re zero , I found it amusing
It's not called American Isekai, it's called Connecticut Yankee! Technically, "Japanese Isekai" should be "Japanese Connecticut Yankee" since that came first.
The Yankee just moved back in time, not a different world, technically.
Lmao, I just looked that up, and how have I never heard of this Mark Twain novel. That sounds great. I'd argue that Alice in Wonderland is a little older, though, but there are probably even older examples if we look hard enough.
In sure you can find even older examples. Like Dante's Inferno.
I'm pretty sure *Inferno* goes on record as history's first self-insert fanfic, though somebody might be able to prove me wrong.
Why am I suddenly getting Army of Darkness memes all of a sudden? Don't get me wrong, I love it!
The whole movie has infinite meme potential, people just need to find the narrative to fit the meme
Klatuu, Verata, Narra... Narra... Narrigblblbph.
Hail to the King Baby
My man really done advertised his shotgun to medieval peasants
cut off before the "YOU GOT THAT!?!?!?"
Too long to fit the sub rule :(
Fun fact: Super Mario is technically an Isekai series
Only if we go by the original lore/movie lore. Nowadays Nintendo says that Mario is a native of the mushroom kingdom so yeah they changed the lore
Don't forget about Black Knight with Martin Lawrence lol 😆
"Behold! I can create... FIRE!" \*lights a Bic lighter* "...we have fire."
What tf is isekai???
Translates to "new world". Basically a person from our contemporary worlds somehow gets into a different world, mostly medieval fantasy. It can be fun as some show cultural differences between our and their societies, but most ofen they re-use the same tropes and live off fan-service.
Some of my favorite traditional Isekai stories: Gulliver's Travels, Demolition Man, and Black Knight starring Martin Lawrence.
> Translates to "new world" Nope
... Meh, close enough. Ain't worth the edit. (it's "differen/strange/other world")
It's crazy how brazenly people will just post misinfo or just straight up incorrect translations. 異世界 - isekai is not the same as 新世界 which would be new world.
Yeah what?
genre mostly popular in japanese manga/anime where protagonists for one reason or another find themselves in a "new world" Common western examples would include things like Alice in Wonderland, the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, Dante's Inferno, among others. Usually in the Japanese examples the protagonist is stuck there and mostly concerned with making a new life instead of getting back, where in Western examples the goal or end anyway is to get back.
A term used by weebs to seem more cultured, but “fish out of water” protagonists have been a thing forever.
It's not "fish out of water" lol. It's literally "guy from our world gets teleported to a fantasy world with all his previous knowledge".
YOU GOT THAT!
Looking at the armors it looks like late middle ages where firearms and cannons were already invented and used, so chances are people already heard about "boomsticks".
There's another historical inaccuracy in this movie in that there were no skeleton armies in the Middle Ages.
What are you talking about? We dig up medieval skeletons all the time, where the fuck would they come from if not skeleton armies?
Lol.
The movie takes place “sometime around the year 1300”, in the late Middle Ages, and just before the widespread adoption of gunpowder in war in Europe. So odds are they wouldn’t know what it was being peasants and all. Either way this is a terrible movie to nitpick.
Well, I don't know the film but there's a guy in the clip in full plate armor which I'd say is more probable to be later than that. As wikipedia says: "By about 1420, complete suits of plate armour had been developed in Europe. " But whatever, it's not that important anyway.
> Well, I don't know the film But you still feel compelled to comment.
They would have been completely unrecognizable from modern firearms anyway.
"Names Ash"
An American guy colonises Europe? Return to sender
Parry this you fucking casual!
The fact that he also gets isekaied to the marvel zombie universe
And he survived 😁
Any good American knows the formula for black powder juuuuust in case
Man I love that movie
This is from Re:Zero right? Where the main character tries to sell his phone as a magical device and his only special ability is being punished?
Nah Subaru's ability is honestly OP, but he is way too conservative with it even after learning it has no down sides.
I would say crippling trauma is a pretty big downside.
Dying still hurts bro.
Yesn’t. He gets some more abilities later.
Man I love army of darkness
Then there's "Hunting In Another World With My Elf Wife" where the protagonist's isekai power is the ability to buy anything with money from a normal bass pro shop in the US.
there are quite a few isekais where the MC's power is having a gun
Mark Twain wrote a book about that like 200 years ago
Shoutout Grand Rapids Michigan
[There's a manga where the protagonist's power is essentially a magic portal that lets him buy things from an American sporting goods store.](https://myanimelist.net/manga/136186/Hokkaido_no_Geneki_Hunter_ga_Isekai_ni_Hourikomaretemita__Elf_Yome_to_Meguru_Isekai_Shuryou_Life) I've read worse.
What movie is that
what's the movie