Let me guess. I bet you've always wondered what it would be like to take a late 20th Century person and fling them back in time, armed to the teeth with a chainsaw, a rifle, and a '76 Oldsmobile. Am I right? Well, here it is. Army of Darkness is the third and probably final installment in the Evil Dead Trilogy.

Here's a very basic shakedown of the plot:

In a slight remake of the ending of Evil Dead 2, we find our hero Ashley J. Williams (Bruce Campbell) sucked into a vortex that sends him back in time to 1350 A.D. The Wiseman John surmised that Ash was the one written about in the Book of the Dead, called the Necronomicon. According to the text, Ash has been sent back to deliver them from the deadites. But a non-Excalibur wielding King Arthur suspects Ash is allied with Henry the Red, a nearby enemy kingdom's ruler. So, Ash is hurled into a water-filled pit crawling with demons. After a great ten-minute action scene, he is able to strike a "deal" with Arthur that if he retrieves the book, they will send him back to his own time. He is instructed that he must say three little words before retrieving the book. If the words were said wrong, the Army of Dead would be released. He tries to say the words right, really. But, as you can probably surmise from the title, the Army marches. Along the way, Ash must do battle with his possessed medieval girlfriend, the Army of Dead, and even himself (as Evil Ash and little Ashes). This ends the Evil Dead series.