Their spook remains. These demon-possessed bodies find much glee in attacking the group, and still being rotted disturbing husks of their original form.

Their danger goes down a bit. They are slow, they have more weaknesses it seems with that skull sword that puffs smoke when stabbing them, and they are extremely distracted by the pain inflicted on their bodies.

Transform is also slightly lower, not having any real deformities when in their natural form, just rotten flesh and glazed over eyes.

Their name must be Kandarian Demons. It is the only source given within the movie, and we will have to stick with it. However, don't let my apprehension be confused with dislike. Kandarian Demon is a very cool name, and much better than Deadites.

I feel this time that the Kandarian Demons deserve a ranking for their spirit form as well. Their spook is obviously hard to determine, never seeing these creatures, only seeing through them. I originally imagined them as invisible, however, this is certainly not the case, Ash screaming at their approach at the end, Shelly at her attack. I am going to give them a 5 in this case. They obviously scare the group, but I cannot give them a ranking based on my sight.

Their danger is more apparent. They can possess some people, I feel like their willpower has something to do with this, only being able to directly possess Shelly and Cheryl after scaring them. They are also strong poltergeists, opening hatches, and controlling plant life? I don't consider this a poltergeist ability, but it certainly is useful. They have either illusion or reality-bending abilities, causing blood to pour onto Ash from a pipe, and cause a mirror to act as a pool of water. Decently strong.

Their transformation is another tricky spot, it is clear to me the hands that emerge from Scott and Cheryl at the end of the movie are of these demon's true forms, but all we see are these hands. I will give them another 5, not able to properly decide at this time.

Once again, they will be ranked as Kandarian Demons, and receive an 8.

How spooky is a severed hand you might ask? Well, a younger Nick McKay would say enough to stay away from The Adams Family, however today I would say not very. A severed hand can only do so much, and doesn't elicit enough fear from me to be considered spooky.

The danger of a severed hand? For Ash, it is actually pretty strong. It is able to stab Annie in the back, which means it has enough force to hold a sword, and throw itself into the back of a woman. Pretty strong! But only when able to attack sneakily. A 2 is all the hand gets.

There is no transformation seen besides some black lines. 1 for transformation.

The hand seems known best as "Ash's Severed Hand" which is not very exciting or fear inducing. Pretty boring in all honesty, but isn't enough to be considered offensively bad. A 3 for the hand.

Ghost Dad got me. It spooked me. Looking back at him now, he doesn't seem that spooky, but something about him coming out of nowhere completely unexpected from me made him a strong spook. He seems tormented. Like his soul is in pain. That scares me. A 7 for Ghost Dad.

He never interacts with anything physically and I doubt he could. No danger from Ghost Dad here.

We see the character in the flesh in this movie, and having this funhouse mirror spirit to look at beside him, this is just a little bit stronger of a transformation than a basic ghost.

His name is actually Professor Raymond Knowby, but I wish it was Ghost Dad. Professor Raymond Knowby gets a 1. Just one of the most boring names ever. Knowby. His name literally has the word "know" in it. Wow. Very creative for a professor, someone who knows a lot.

II apologize in advance as I know the picture is of poor quality, but it is the best one I could get.

This possessed tree is somewhat frightening. They have eyes and a mouth with sharp teeth, we learn these are the perpetrators of the disturbing tree scene of the first movie and had me frightened there would be a second of the same nature. One creepy tree scene is acceptable, but if you make it happen twice we are getting into fetish territory. Anyway. These are mid-range spooks. A 5 I would say, however they crawl like spiders from their roots and are advanced to a 6 because of it.

Their danger is commendable. They kill a character in each movie on their own and are only defeated through being sucked into the time rift. They uproot themselves and crawl on, well their roots. So they are mobile, and create full tree arms in this film, picking up Ash and shoving him toward the giant Kandarian Demon. I would say a 9 for the trees. The Lorax would be proud of these ones.

Going from a normal tree to a possessed tree would be a 3 I think, they look very similar in most respects, but go beyond a basic possession where the host object remains the same.

Again, these will be considered Kandarian Demons, and receive an 8 for their name.

We now get our first look at the demons that have flown at our victims in the past two movies. These guys are spooky. Winged fleshy beings with sharp claws and glazed eyes, as one would expect. These are an 8 in spook. Fleshy almost human bird creatures that are also undead is a real good combination for some spookiness.

Their danger can now be looked at from the past 2 movies. These things can quickly possess humans, and gain a strong and tougher form, however they are not in that form currently. I believe their danger remains the same as I suggested for their unseen variants of the first movie.

What were these before they were undead? I am unsure. However, through some comic book exploration we can find The Faceless Man claiming to be the first Deadite. This man is basically just a very large humanoid. If we then assume Deadites originated from very large, but also fairly normal humanoids, then these forms would be a 7. Their faces and skin remain, but their bodies are stretched into wings, their hands now claws, and their eyes glazed and lifeless.

Finally, these are Kandarian Demons as we know them before the end of this movie, but are then called Deadites by the medieval knights. As such, we will find the middle ground between these two rankings, and give them a 5.

While similar to the Deadite at the end of Evil Dead 2, these Deadites are clearly scarier, having more translucent wings, and a more wrinkled and demonic-looking face and body. The spook will be increased by one as such.

Danger remains consistent, with no show of increased power.

The transformation will also be increased as their forms are more wrinkled and demonic.

In Army of Darkness, these Deadites are never referred to as Kandarian Demons, and as such do not keep the clout associated with that name. These Deadites revert back to a 2.

Army of Darkness introduces skeletons to the Evil Dead franchise, and these skeletons have range. Some retain some flesh and organs, others are nothing but bone. Some wear full sets of armor and wield swords, others wear rags and play instruments. Because of the variety, and as such different aspects to scare different people, they receive an 8 in spook.

As mentioned in the movie breakdown, these skeletons serve mostly as fodder, while the fleshier, and more familiar Deadites provide the muscle of the army. Skeletal Deadites will receive a 3, not being useless, but not being very powerful either, easily broken by a single good sword swing.

They are just skeletons. While some have some flesh, I think this still remains within completely natural transformations, and they continue to have a 1.

Being referred to as Deadites brings pain to my heart, as I must give these skeletons a 2 in their name. I am sorry my bony friends.