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Evil Dead II is a 1987 American comedy horror film directed by Sam Raimi, who co-wrote it with Scott Spiegel. It is the sequel to The Evil Dead (1981) and the second installment in the Evil Dead franchise. It stars Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams, who vacations with his girlfriend to a remote cabin in the woods. He discovers an audio tape of recitations from a book of ancient texts, and when the recording is played,…
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Source As I explained to you in my previous post, I have decided to dedicate myself to watching all the Evil Dead movies, the cult horror franchise not only represented the starting point for a career as prolific as that of Sam Raimi, but also served as an inspiration for dozens and dozens of filmmakers who were obsessed with his ability to balance terror with excessive violence and an occasional pint of violence. A…More
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I, like an army of other nerds out there, can not hide my love for this franchise. I have been a fan of Bruce Campbell since seeing the first one and this one just solidified that standpoint. I also look forward to anything director Sam Raimi is involved in and can forgive him for the Spider Man films. Also known as Evil Dead: Dead by Dawn, Evil Dead 2 can not be considered a sequel to the original Evil Dead because…More
Playing as Ash in various video games is every fan’s dream. Those dreams came true starting back in 1984 when Palace Software created an Evil Dead game based on the original 1982 film. This survival horror adventure game got a full release for the Commodore 64. A version for the ZX Spectrum, an 8-bit personal computer system based in the UK, was never fully released but, the game was included as a “B-side” to the ga…More
So, it’s now common knowledge that the hit show “Ash Vs. Evil Dead” has been cancelled. Whether, the ratings dipped because Starz tried to bury it or the piracy issue was a big cause of the shows demise, for the most part, people dug the show. It was fun, over the top and had that Evil Dead spirit (no pun intended… or WAS it). The big news that followed was the retirement of the “Ash” character for actor, Bruce Camp…More