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Sam Raimi’s Horror Movie Hits Major Streaming Milestone Before 2028 Prequel


What has been described as Sam Raimi‘s “most savage” horror movie ever has achieved a significant streaming milestone ahead of its upcoming prequel, set for release in 2028. Raimi’s horror films have been a cornerstone of his career since the 1980s, with the filmmaker engaging in various new projects over the decades. These include directorial efforts such as Drag Me to Hell and Send Help, along with producer roles in films like 2004’s The Grudge and 2019’s Crawl.

One of his most recent producer roles was for Evil Dead Burn, the sixth installment of his expanding Evil Dead franchise. The movie follows Alice Price (Souheila Yacoub), a young woman who visits her in-laws after the death of her husband, seeking some closure. However, things take a turn when the family begins transforming into Deadites, leading to a series of horrifying events. This film follows the critical and commercial success of Evil Dead Rise, returning the series to its horror roots.

Evil Dead Burn Can’t Be Stopped On Amazon’s Top Charts

Evil Dead Burn‘s recent success is not tied to box office performance. According to data from September 9, 2026, the movie has become a powerhouse on Amazon’s top VOD charts. As of now, it ranks Number 11 on its Top 20 chart in the United States and Number 17 globally. The film has gained international attention, surpassing other major releases in 2026, such as The Devil Wears Prada 2, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, and Hokum.

Reviews for Evil Dead Burn have generally been positive, with the movie scoring 71% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 205 critic reviews. One of its standout features is the gore, with many labeling it as the most brutal entry in the franchise. It not only focuses on a family being torn apart by the Necronomicon, similar to the plot of Evil Dead Rise, but also presents a level of visceral horror aimed at pure terror. This aspect has clearly contributed to its success following its wider theatrical release.

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Evil Dead Burn was a box office success, earning $72.3 million against a $20 million budget.

Raimi’s Franchise Is Shaking Things Up In 2028

Luciane Buchanan as Thya in Evil Dead Burn

Luciane Buchanan as Thya in Evil Dead Burn.

The success of Evil Dead Burn sets the stage for a significant change in the franchise, expected to arrive two years from now. The next film in the series will be Evil Dead Wrath, marking the first official prequel in the franchise. Set in 1972, not much is known about this film except that it occurs nearly a decade before the events of the original Evil Dead. The cast includes Charlotte Hope, Jessica McNamee, Zach Gilford, Josh Helman, Ella Newton, Ella Oliphant, and Elizabeth Cullen in undisclosed roles. It is scheduled for theatrical release on April 7, 2028.

The performance of Evil Dead Burn on streaming platforms highlights the enduring popularity of the franchise, with each installment achieving success both in theaters and online. Raimi‘s horror universe appears poised for continued growth, introducing fresh ideas that will invigorate its evolution.


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