LaserDisc Review

Army Of Darkness

Genre: Action Adventure

Reviewed in Issue 05 of Widescreen Review

Picture
3
Sound
4

Stars: Bruce Campbell, Embeth Davidtz, Marcus Gilbert, Ian Abercrombie, Richard Grove

Disc Information
Studio/Distributor MCA/Universal Home Video
Catalog Number 41603
MPAA Rating R
Retail Price $34.98
Running Time 87
Color Type Color
Chaptered/Scene Access Yes
Closed Captioned Yes
Theatrical Release 1992
LD Release Date 8/93
Credits
Director Sam Raimi
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Stars Bruce Campbell, Embeth Davidtz, Marcus Gilbert, Ian Abercrombie, Richard Grove
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Soundtrack Dolby Surround
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Story Synopsis

A visually striking horror action adventure fun treat from Sam Raimi, director of “Darkman.” Ash is a department store clerk who is sucked back along with his 1973 Oldsmobile to England’s DaArmy Of Darkness is a visually striking horror comedy treat from Sam Raimi. Bruce Campbell reprises his role from the “Evil Dead” series as Ash, now a department store clerk who is sucked back, along with his 1973 Oldsmobile, by demonic forces to England’s Dark Ages. His mission is to fight undead beasts and rescue the damsel-in-distress from an army of skeletons and… well, you know… save everybody. There is a lot of action, not much blood, a good deal of humor and the special effects are fun.rk Ages by demonic forces to fight undead beasts and rescue a damsel-in-distress from an army of skeletons. Lots of action, not much blood and loads of humor.

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