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Replay – Evil Dead: Hail To The King
Join the G.I. crew for a terrifying look at the PS1 horror "classic," Evil Dead: Hail To The King. It's terrifying in all the wrong ways.
Reiner, Joe, and I do our darnedest to motivate Tim through the Resident Evil-inspired environments, as he picks mushrooms, unintentionally farms health pick-ups, and gets lost in the mother of all hedge mazes. After a while, conversation veers into more philosophical topics. How does the digestive system of a phantom deadite work? Are hellbillies really translucent? And what the heck is Burn Notice about?
Later in the episode, our fearsome foursome goes head-to-head(-to-head-to-head) in a winner-takes-all Fusion Frenzy tournament! Scratch that – it's actually more like a loser-dies-horribly Fusion Frenzy tournament. Who end up on the bottom of the dog pile? Watch the video to find out.
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