Welcome to the 31st episode of The Cinefessions Podcast! This week, Ashe and Branden are running the show yet again. This time it is with a review of episode six of the Starz series Ash vs Evil Dead. Please note a little programming change: the Army of Darkness review of the theatrical cut will come on next week’s show, regardless of who is on the podcast! We apologize for the delay. Again x2.
You can follow along with this series by watching Ash vs Evil Dead on Starz.
Note that these Ash vs Evil Dead episodes are filled with major spoilers, and we highly recommend that you watch the episodes before listening to the show if you do not want major plot points, including the endings, spoiled for you. This episode also contains adult language.
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Show Notes:
00:00 – 25:59 – Intro/Our Week in Media
26:00 – 47:23 – Ash vs Evil Dead: S1.E6 (The Killer of Killer) Review (Contains Spoilers!)
47:24 – 48:30 – The Ratings Game: Ash vs Evil Dead Edition
48:31 – 51:09 – Outro
Branden has been a film fan since he was young, roaming the halls of Blockbuster Video, trying to find the grossest, scariest looking VHS covers to rent and watch alone in the basement. It wasn’t until recently, though, that Branden started seeking out the classics of cinema, and began to develop his true passion for the art form. Branden approaches each film with the unique perspective of having studied the art from the inside, having both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in acting. He has been a film critic since 2010, and has previously written for Inside Pulse Movies, We Love Cult, and Diehard Gamefan. His biggest achievement as a film critic, to date, has been founding Cinefessions and turning it from a personal blog to a true film website, housing hundreds of film and television reviews, and dozens of podcasts.
