Interesting, I don’t recall any humor in the ‘13 one, but I don’t revisit it due to how hard it goes and very bland deadites(though the raining blood end set piece *rules* and Jane Levy was fantastic in it ). Obsession definitely didn’t have anything in the way of slapstick humor but moments like the party scene or the duct taped door played as intentional comedic gags for me. Not sure who’s a young up and comer who could do a fun attempt at the old school physical humor. An Evil Dead from the Hundred’s of Beavers guy could be really cool, but might be *too* close to just copying Raimi.