S1E5 - Episode 215 - The Evil Dead

Episode 5 of the If We Made It podcast, hosted by We Made It Productions, titled "S1E5 - Episode 215 - The Evil Dead" was published on November 29, 2021 and runs 102 minutes.

November 29, 2021 ·102m · If We Made It

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This week, Gramps and Tucker check out Sam Raimi's directorial debut, The Evil Dead; countdown their top five directorial debuts; plus Mom, Flickchart and What We Been Watchin'!

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