After being hand-picked by Sam Raimi, director Lee Cronin takes the Evil Dead franchise in a bold new directionÑout of the woods and into the big city.

Beth’s surprise reunion with her sister Ellie is interrupted by an earthquake that shakes the foundation of her apartment building. Amidst the rubble, Ellie’s kids discover a hidden basement vault containing a book bound in flesh and inked in human bloodÑthe Necronomicon. As the building’s residents are possessed floor by floor, the family gathering becomes a brutal fight for survival.

This definitive, extras-packed edition delivers blood-soaked terror in 4K with Dolby Vision and director-approved bonus content.

Product Features Ð 4K Ultra HD Limited Edition Contents:

¥ 4K (2160p) UHD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)

¥ Original DTS-HD MA 5.1 and Dolby Atmos audio options

¥ English descriptive audio track

¥ Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing

Bonus Features:

¥ Audio commentary with director Lee Cronin and actors Alyssa Sutherland and Lily Sullivan

¥ "Come Get Some" Ð interview with Lily Sullivan

¥ "Mommy Deadite" Ð interview with Alyssa Sutherland

¥ "The Deadite’s Daughter" Ð interview with Gabrielle Echols

¥ "The Levitating Dead" Ð interview with Anna-Maree Thomas

¥ "Conjuring Deadites" Ð interview with SFX designer Luke Polti

¥ "Chopping Up Deadites" Ð interview with editor Bryan Shaw

¥ "Sonic Possessions" Ð interview with sound designer Peter Albrechtsen

¥ "Music to Swallow Your Soul" Ð interview with composer Stephen McKeon

¥ "The Sound of Evil Dead Rise" Ð 2023 interview with Cronin and Albrechtsen by Glenn Kiser (Dolby Institute)

¥ "Raising a New Evil Dead" featurette

¥ Ghost Train Ð 2013 short film by Lee Cronin

¥ Behind-the-scenes video clips and still gallery

¥ Concept art gallery

¥ Storyboard gallery

¥ Trailer and TV spots

Packaging Extras:

¥ Reversible sleeve with original and newly commissioned artwork by Waldemar Witt

¥ Double-sided fold-out poster featuring both artworks

¥ Collector’s booklet with new writing on the film by Michael Gingold