Ash Vs. Evil Dead Reviews

Nothing could ever be better than two of the most loved genre combined in a TV series. Ash Vs. Dead Evil was a huge hit in its first season as it brought us a beautiful combination of horror and comedy. 

Now if you were to be asked on what's the first thing you would do if it is the end of the world, what would it be? Your answers would probably vary from "make a bunker where you can safely stay", "ask for forgiveness and repent", "eat all the food one last time", etc. Well, Ash J. Williams' answer to that is... a road trip! 

After all he has been through, things he had done, it all boils down to a truce made between Ruby Knowby (Lucy Lawless) more famously known as the Dark One and Ash. With Ruby vowing to kill Ash who she thinks is the source of the recent evil outbreaks, she made Ash believe that agreeing to the deal is a good decision and a sacrifice he has to make. And that is what happened in the last episode of Ash Vs. Evil Dead. In order for Ash not to die in the hands of the Dark One, he has agreed to go to Florida and escape the apocalypse. 

Viewers all over the world are quite familiar with how things work in this TV show. Gruesome, mind-boggling, gut wrenching scenes are the staple to this horror comedy series. We are all very familiar with how a supporting character could die so many ways in this series, and yes we are talking about the Aussie hiker, Heather. So, if you see one which you might like, you better not get attached to it because that character will surely die in the most gruesome way possible. 

Lastly, nothing could get any better than Ruby making Pablo her human birth canal where demons of all kinds and shapes comes out of his mouth to wreck havoc in the world. Some of them won't see the light again as Ash comes to the rescue and kills them. 

Now if you haven't had your fill of these delightful scenes then thank your lucky stars for it is speculated that there will be a second season. What about you? What are your thoughts on Ash vs. Evil Dead? Comment them below.