Any commentary that includes Bruce Campbell is going to be fun. Considering how much fun this movie is to begin with, it was great to get the anecdotes from Campbell and Raimi as the reminisce on the making of this horror classic.

Bruce and Sam are so funny it hurts. Real good on fact and tid bits on the movie. What I learned more than anything were some tricks on how to make a low budget movie. Just like the movie the commentary is a cult classic.

I love this movie to begin with, and now, having watched the commentary, I know even more fun facts about it. As for the commentary, parts were hilarious, and it was also informative.

I rated this a nine, and would recommend the commentary to any fan of the film, as well as those who just semi-liked it. It may help you to better appreciate a great movie.

Not as funny as Evil Dead 2, I found this track to be more informative -- however, there's still some good chuckles to be had. Interesting cast stories, discussions on effects-gone-bad, and of course commentary on the various endings make this commentary track a fun ride!

This is one of the best commentary ever recorded. All 3 people here are funny and give a lot of info about making this movie. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

This commentary is hilarious and informative(which is the kind of commentaries I love)
This was my first commentary and how can you not consider Bruce Campbell one of if not the best commentators along with Kevin Smith? I know I'm going off on a rant but back to the review. This is Recommended

This track is a little more subdued than the one for part 2. It’s not as funny, but you still have a chance to laugh. Mr. Campbell clearly points out all the times Sam Raimi was whacking him in the face, or convincing actors to whack him in the face. You get to learn the locations. They shot where that Star Trek episode was shot, you know, with the big rock jutting out that Kirk runs up. The ending here is also shot in the Batcave. You also learn that the main shooting schedule was over 100 days, which is enormous. Many Hollywood flicks have shorter schedules. Mr. Campbell can’t get over the fact that the original rating for the movie was NC-17, but the flick has talking skeletons. Another funny anecdote is that Mr. Campbell got a gash in his face so he had to go to the hospital. Now, Mr. Campbell already had a few cuts beforehand from the shooting, so the doctor there didn’t know which one needed fixing. That doesn’t sound too funny, but, trust me, the way Mr. Campbell says it is quite funny. One thing I find quite interesting is that William Lustig is the DVD producer. Mr. Lustig stopped working for Anchor Bay a few years back and started his own company, Blue Underground, which is one of Anchor Bay’s competitors.) So overall, this is another very interesting track, and is a nice addition to the movie. It was recorded in 1998 or 1999, right before ‘For Love of the Game’ came out, so you don’t hear Mr. Raimi bitching about Kevin Costner, but you can’t have everything.

It's entertaining, I'll agree. The kind of commentary you'd put on if you want to listen to it in the background as you're doing something else. Ivan Raimi comes in about 40 odd minutes into the film, but stays quiet. Campbell seems to have done the bulk of the talking about the actual making of the film. Both him and Sam have a rapport that's perfect for ballbusting.