In this episode of The Remake Mistake, Mike and Eric ask you to “join us” with 1981’s The Evil Dead and its 2013 remake. They discuss the benefits of practical effects, the right tone of an Evil Dead movie, getting hopped up on goofballs, and the siren call of a bookcase. Eric declares his undying love, while Mike gets washed away in a river of CGI. All this and more while answering the question “was this remake a mistake?”
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