Netflix have added to their ever-growing catalogue of iconic horror films with the American adaptation of a film considered to have the most disturbing ending ever made, and it’s pretty unsettling in its own right.

The Evil Dead is now considered among the most controversial movies in the genre, causing several nations to ban or censor the film for decades.

For over 40 years, the Evil Dead movies have brought the scares and laughs like no other horror franchise, but how do all six entries stack up to one another?

Ash Williams put it best: the Evil Dead franchise is “groovy.” Last week, the sixth film in the franchise, Evil Dead Burn, came to theaters, and with a seventh one on the way in 2028, the world of killer demons unlocked by the Book of the Dead is showing no signs of slowing down.

Please, please, please stop making Evil Dead movies. Pretty please. With a Deadite-possessed cherry on top. Enough already. From the moment Burn‘s first big scare drops, you can sense that French director Sébastien Vaniček is trying to mix things up a bit,

Evil Dead Burn, the latest 6th installment, has now premiered for horror enthusiasts. This sequel delivers intense gore and brutal kills, satisfying genre fans. While lacking a strong narrative, the film compensates with visceral horror elements.