We jump out of the frying pan and back onto the hotstove with our first live Takeover Tuesday Hotstove From Hell of 2023. This time around, we dive into "The Evil Dead" franchise in anticipation of the new entry into the film series: "Evil Dead Rise." Benner & Kelly are joined by film reviewer extraordinaire Lindsay Traves and medieval scumbag Jake Grimb(r)o as we chat about the first three legendary instalments and the fantastic 2013 remake. Hotplates, name mistakes, and dollops of jam - buckle up you primitive screw-heads, it's time to chop it up!
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