But while Mia is confronting the very real horrors of withdrawal head-on, her friends are making unpleasant finds of their own, including a cellar-full of mummified animals, and a mysterious book which is bound in barbed wire.
So with the help of brother David (Shiloh Fernandez) and friends Eric (Lou Taylor Pucci) Olivia (Jessica Lucas) and Natalie (Elizabeth Blackmore), she ceremonially dumps what drugs she has left, and prepares for a weekend of cold turkey. For although also heading to a cabin, partying is the last thing on their mind, as they are there to support their friend Mia (Jane Levy), whose life has been destroyed and very nearly taken by her addiction to drugs. In beginning with such a bang, the film immediately takes a detour from the original, and this continues when we are introduced to the twenty-somethings at the heart of this Evil Dead.
And that’s when the real horror starts, even before the credits have rolled.
But when her hood is removed, she isn’t faced by the mysterious men who were chasing her, but rather her own father. Quickly caught by her assailants, she’s blindfolded and taken to a cabin in the woods. The film kicks off with a bloodied and bruised girl being chased through a forest.
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