'Evil Dead Burn' Is So Brutal You'll Almost Feel It in the Theater

Movies are meant to engage two of your senses. You can see them, and you can hear them. Beyond that, certain gimmicks can tickle the others, but for the most part, two senses are the max. We think, however, that the new film Evil Dead Burn could very well be considered an exception. Evil Dead Burn is so brutal, painful, disgusting, and intense that you can practically (but, thankfully, not literally) feel it buzzing in your bones. Every stab, scrape, rip, pound, push, you name it. The story itself doesn’t quite deliver on the same level, but you’ll be so delightfully grossed out along the way, you probably won’t notice until later. Evil Dead Burn is the sixth installment in the iconic horror franchise created by Sam Raimi way back in 1981. Most directly, it follows the fifth film in the franchise, 2023’s Evil Dead Rise, with a few links here and there, which are additive overall, but not hugely consequential to the story at hand. This story follows Alice (Souheila Yacoub), a woman who married into a family with a very secretive history. When Alice’s husband is killed, her in-laws Susan and Edgar (Tandi Wright and Erroll Shand), Susan’s mother Polly (Maude Davey), her brother-in-law