“Army of Darkness” is a 1992 horror-comedy film and the third film in the Evil Dead film series. It was directed by Sam Raimi and stars Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams.
The plot picks up directly after the events of “Evil Dead 2” when Ash is accidentally transported to the Middle Ages. There he is mistaken for a warrior by the inhabitants of a castle and must fight against the army of the dead unleashed by an evil witch.
The film is famous for its crazy ideas and absurdly funny scenes. For example, Ash has a bionic hand that he assembled from a chainsaw module and a metal glove. He uses this hand in battle against the army of the dead and cuts zombies to pieces with it.
One of the most iconic scenes is Ash fighting an army of miniature versions of himself created by an evil version of Ash. These “mini-Ashes” are known for their funny and absurd actions, such as singing the “Hi Ho” song from Disney’s “Snow White”.
Another memorable scene is when Ash steals the “Necronomicon Ex-Mortis”, a book of death, from a graveyard, repeating the well-known phrase “Klaatu Barada Nikto”. This phrase is quoted in many other films and TV series and has achieved cult status.
Overall, “Army of Darkness” is a very entertaining film with many crazy ideas and absurd scenes that have made the film a cult classic.