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‘Evil Dead Burn,’ the Year’s Grossest Horror Movie, Is Coming Home

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‘Evil Dead Burn,’ the Year’s Grossest Horror Movie, Is Coming Home
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If you are looking for a movie to terrify and gross out your loved ones, burn August 4 onto your calendar. That’s when Evil Dead Burn, the latest film in Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead franchise, debuts for digital download ahead of a physical media release on September 22. Bloody Disgusting, very appropriately for this movie, broke the news of the date and has some extra info too.

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If you are looking for a movie to terrify and gross out your loved ones, burn August 4 onto your calendar. That’s when Evil Dead Burn, the latest film in Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead franchise, debuts for digital download ahead of a physical media release on September 22. Bloody Disgusting, very appropriately for this movie, broke the news of the date and has some extra info too. Like the fact both the digital and physical media releases will come with three featurettes on the franchise’s legacy, the stunts, and one of the film’s most impressive shots. Head to that site for a video clip and more detail. Evil Dead Burn coming home less than one month after its theatrical release says both everything you need to know about how it did and nothing about the film itself.

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