Listen To The Chronicle Episode 63 – Evil Dead Burn & Moana Worth Watching?

A woman looks 'deadite' in Evil Dead Burn

“We found You!” Yes fellow Chroniclers  The Chronicle Film Podcast rises from the flames for another fine episode. In Episode 63, with the Evil Dead Burn and the live action version of the Disney classic Moana, Will the deadites set fire to the box office or will they flop like a dodgy Dwayne Johnson hairpiece?

We love to carter for all, all members of the family, kicking off with Evil Dead Burn. The sixth installment of Sam Raimi‘s cult Evil Dead Series or third part of the rebooted version of the universion. French filmmaker Sébastien Vaniček (Infested) directs, we follow Alice (Souheila Yacoub) who is grieving the loss of her husband. She decides to spend sometime with the in-laws after the funeral for some solace and quickly learn every family has it’s ‘demons’.

Finally the live action version of Moana hit’s UK and Irish cinemas .  Dwayne Johnson is one of the few cast members to take on the task of delivering a new version of Demi God Maui? Will this version deliver anything new or simply another cash grab with a soulless version that delivers nothing new?

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Originally posted at The Peoples Movies

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