Few films have balanced childish gags, creepiness, and vomit-worthy gore like The Evil Dead. Sam Raimi’s 1981 directorial debut was a low-budget DIY effort, cobbled together with make-shift pro
For some 30 years now, small clusters of movie teenagers have made the journey to various cabins in various woods. The return ratio for such trips is one surviving, bloodied, traumatized, hospitalized teenager for every 10 dead friends left behind. And the ratio of entertaining, original movies about attractive young people and the hideous monsters that stalk them is about the same. For every clever remake or freshly twisted spin, there are innumerable gore fests with nothing original to say.
Fede Álvarez Shares New Never-Before-Seen Pics from EVIL DEAD
To mark the film s 8th Anniversary, Fede Alvarez shared some never-before-seen pictures from EVIL DEAD on Twitter! By Josh Millican
Yesterday was the 8th Anniversary of Fede Alvarez’s
Evil Dead reboot. A film that almost single-handedly cured my knee-jerk disdain of remakes. The film took the spirit of Sam Raimi’s original franchise and repackaged it with some heavy themes, deep drama, and a record-breaking amount of gore.
Synopsis:
Mia (Jane Levy), a drug addict, is determined to kick the habit. To that end, she asks her brother, David (Shiloh Fernandez), his girlfriend, Natalie (Elizabeth Blackmore) and also