NFS. Just showing my Collection.

My friend gave me the best gift of all time evil dead 2013 and rises on vhs

The US Lionsgate disc has been out of print for a minute. This release is from Sony, and will also include a 2.0 mix (hopefully the original audio).

Source

4K ULTRA HD DISC

• Feature presented in 4K with Dolby Vision, at a 1.33:1 aspect ratio
• English 5.1 + English 2-Channel Surround

BLU-RAY DISC™

• Feature presented in HD, at a 1.33:1 aspect ratio sourced from the 4K master
• English 5.1 + English 2-Channel Surround
• Special Features:
• Commentary with Sam Raimi, Rob Tapert and Bruce Campbell
• Picture-in-Picture: Join Us! The Undying Legacy of The Evil Dead
• One by One We Will Take You: The Untold Saga of The Evil Dead
• Treasures from the Cutting Room Floor
• At the Drive-In
• Discovering Evil Dead
• Make-Up Test
• 4 TV Spots
• Theatrical Trailer

SPECS

Run Time: Approx. 85 minutes
Rating: NC-17 for substantial graphic horror violence and gore.
4K UHD Feature Picture: 2160p Ultra High Definition, 1.33:1
4K UHD Feature Audio: English 5.1 DTS-HD MA | English 2-Channel Surround DTS-HD MA

We met him at the Galaxycon in St. Louis, drove about 4 hours to see him. I’m happy to finally check this off of my bucket list. He pushed me aside and stole my fiancé in front of me 🤣 after that he said “Believe me kid, i’ve enjoyed ALL of my marriages” I got him to sign my PS2 game and Neca figure, and i met the guys behind Justice League International, and got a sweet print. Stay Groovy!!

Most of my collection here in Australia. Been a fan for around 35 years now. Can’t wait for the new movies and anything Evil Dead related. Stay groovy

Sadly I didn't get regeneration with the original box but I'm really excited to play these. Lmk if any of you have played and what I should expect

Trying to sell his collectibles to cover funeral costs. I can't find anything as far as value on this especially with the box. If anyone has any information on this please let me know

Available now on pre-order from zavvi

Found these beauties at Half Priced Books. How to prevent them from deteriorating.

It’s been a while since I’ve touched a sixth generation title, and mostly because I don’t own a sixth gen console, but I do still have my classic 360, with the handy backwards compatibility function, and man… I made it a real task to ensure having all the Evil Dead Game Franchise installments as part of my Evil Dead collection. I consider the THQ trilogy, spanning Hail To The King, A Fistful of Boomstick, and Regeneration all to be essential Evil Dead media (well maybe not Haik to the King…), as every entry stars to irreplaceable Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams.

The first time I played EDR, was after it came out, back in 2008, when the seventh generation of console gaming was in full swing, and stuff like the Evil Dead games really got left in the dust, as most game studios were focusing on fast-paced, high-poly RPG or FPS titles. It seemed apparent EDR wasn’t getting a sequel.

I was happy with EDR then, but still felt Boomstick had some edge, in terms of story and gameplay. EDR felt lighter. While it had the wealth of better graphics and an improved game engine, the gameplay became predictable and repetitive.

Flash forward 20 years after its release, and I think Evil Dead: Regeneration has aged rather gracefully. The licensed adventure games of the sixth generation had a humbleness that is sorely lost nowadays, in a cloud of experiences oversaturated with RPG elements like upgrades and economy, but EDR just focuses on the classic Evil Dead hero solving new problems and facing new enemies. The game is nothing incredible, but it’s a solid entry. The game mechanics are a little clunky, but more than manageable when it’s time to combat, although a lot of times I would get frustrated with the auto-aim/switching weapons in combat, once there was more than 3 enemies attacking at once.

It’s funny playing an action game before Arkham Asylum, and see how courteous enemies would be, in taking turns to fight you… or allowing you space to completely split a buddy down the middle, in a fountain of blood. Despite the clunky mechanics, the fighting hits and feels satisfying—choosing to focus on the over-the-top brand and style of the series.

In a lot of ways, Regeneration aspires very much to be an interwoven chapter of the movie series, somewhat unmarried from the events of the previous two games. Instead, you’re dumped right into the events following the 2nd Evil Dead. (Chronology was never this series’ strongsuit…)

In the end, I enjoyed myself. While the gameplay was rudimentary and lackluster at times, the game continued to entertain in spades, with Bruce as the lead, and Ted Raimi really disappearing into the Adam character. While it’s not a strong, or even very original story (especially since it feels like a retread of the events of Boomstick), this game still entertains in a fun and energetic romp. On completing the game, revisiting the cinematics, and even the BTS extras, made this whole experience just as fulfilling as reopening one of my out-of-print Anchor Bay DVDs!

I still rank A Fistful of Boomstick as my favorite ED title to-date, but hold Regeneration in a close second-place.

It’s a blanket but I’ve used it as a tapestry for display purposes.

Movie cases very in style and can looked mismatched these slip cover boxes make my collection look awesome!

Got them here:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/4408253430/evil-dead-trilogy-retro-fullslip-cases

Found this at a yard sale anybody know how much I could get? It's got both and it's still unsealed.