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Summary: Bruce Campbell is GOD
Review: THIS THE BEST HORROR MOVIE, EVER.It was so awesome, it made me go out and purchase the entire series. I hope anyone who has not seen this, picks it up and prepares themselves for the ride of their life. oh, and it can't fail if it has Bruce Campbell.
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Summary: Scary as Hell
Review: One of the scariest horror movies of all time. Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness, which followed, were comedies in my opinion. Not that they were not good, actually they are both great in their own rights. But Evil Dead is true horror, I remember seeing this in theaters during a mid-night showing in the '80s and it scared the hell out of everyone. It is even better on DVD. The audio and video have been remastered, this film has never looked this good. The audio commentaries by Sam and Bruce are priceless as well as the excerpts and extras included. This is the only version of this film to own. Folks familiar with Elite will know what I am talking about. Those of you who have not seen an Elite DVD are in for a pleasant surprise.
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Summary: The King of All Date Movies
Review: If you are looking for a great date movie, then look no further than this.The spookiest of the trilogy, this movie will amaze you if you've never seen it. If you've already seen it, it will still amaze you. Way beyond it's time, this horror movie series is set apart from all others. This is the movie that all the others were trying to be.
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Summary: Classic Experience in Grueling Terror
Review: Sam Rami's directorial debu and still his most raw and frightening film. Just the soundtrack is nerve wracking enough to set your teeth on edge. I saw this alone as a kid in the middle of the night and it terrified me! Check it out...
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Summary: Gore at it's finest!
Review: Sam Raimi had a very dark vision. And he made this movie to make it come to life. Bruce Campbell steals the show in what has become known as his finest hour. For a low budget movie the effects aren't all that bad, and the excellent cinematography will blow you away. There is one scene that will absolutely leave your head spinning, the world's only scene in which a person is [hurt] by a tree. That alone sets the tone for the rest of the movie. I seriously recomend this to all gore fans who have yet to see it.
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Summary: JOIN US....JOIN US!
Review: THE EVIL DEAD is Director Sam Raimi's directorial debut. The stoy is about five Post-teens:Ash (Bruce Campbell), Scotty (Hal Delrich), Sheryl (Elen Sandwies), Linda , and Shelly who go to a cabin in the woods. the Two guys Ash and scotty find a tape in the cellar of the cabin. they play the tape and the demons in the woods are awakend! THE EVIL DEAD is Part 1 in a series of 3 which really is one story that takes place within the same couple of days. SOUND: DOLBY DIGITAL 5.1 SOUROUND VIDEO: 1.33:1 FULL FRAME FEATURES: COMENTARY BY DIRECTOR SAM RAIMI WITH PRODUCER ROBERT G. TAPERT COMENTARY BY STAR BRUCE CAMPBELL THEATRICAL TRAILER 20 mns OF SHOOTING FOOTAGE STILL GALLERY If You yearn to watch violence and comedy buy this movie! And its Sequels!
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Summary: More than just a movie to me.
Review: Forget all the extras, which are really good additions, and get down to the film itself. It is difficult to put into words how much I like this movie. The combination of gore and the manner in which it is presented, as well as the shocks thrown at us, an eerie score, and a dark atmosphere makes this an exceptional movie. The low-budget feel of the movie presents a much more likeable movie than the modern teen-slashers. Evil Dead exhibits a creativeness that is unlike any movie I have ever seen. The story tells of a few college friends who travel into a cabin in the woods for a weekend of fun. Even before they get there there is a sign of an evil presence, but it goes unacknowledged. Once there they awaken an evil spirit that manages to kill 3 people-and make a hero and in icon of the last one. This movie opened me to horror movies when I first saw it in July of 1999, for the first time. It also inspired me to want to become a filmmaker. Evn if you don't like the movie, more than likely, you'll respect it.
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Summary: dawn of the dead meets the exorcist
Review: a car of 5 people are on a trip on vacation to a remote mountain/forest regin to sleep in a cabin. this cabin was once owned by a man who woke the dead so to speak. demons to be excact. they posses you and make you look like a horrible zombie and they confuse the living by hitting where it hurts. i loved this movie to DEATH!!!.... lol it was disgusting , funny , and scary all at the same time. i would recomend this movie to anyone.
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Summary: GROOVY!!
Review: Little known (to those who only watch mainstream cinema) horror/cult classic about 5 college friends who try to "get away from it all" by spending a weekend shacked up in a cabin in a forest in the middle of nowhere. However, after discovering an old audio tape containing a recorded message that when played causes evil spirits to come forth from the Netherworld in search of those who disturbed their peaceful slumber, the friends find their little weekend getaway turning into their worst nightmares brought to life. One by one the friends are killed by the vengeful demons only to become demons themselves, until only Ash (Bruce Campbell) is left standing to conquer the evil spirits. "The Evil Dead" is truly one of the best, and wildest, horror/cult films ever made. Originally, a box office failure when theatrically released in 1983, the film has since become a huge underground hit and eventually became popular enough to spawn two very worthy sequels, "Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn" (1987) & "Army of Darkness" (1993). The "Evil Dead" trilogy, along with Romero's "Living Dead" films, is perhaps the best example of a horror film's ability to evolve if given the chance to do so. The first "Evil Dead" film is played off as strictly being a horror film filled with blood and guts and a very slight touch of humor. "Evil Dead 2", while technically a continuation of part one, is more like a remake of the first film with a much greater amount of camp humor and slapstick comedy thrown in around the elements of terror. The third (and best in my opinion) film of the trilogy is "Army of Darkness". This one is quite different from the first two films in that it takes place during the dark ages (one will have to view the end of part two to understand how the change in time and place has occurred), and that the element of horror has now all but disappeared from the storyline, having been replaced almost entirely by the highly absurd (but also highly entertaining) camp humor and wild slapstick first brought to the series in the second film, with a hint of sword & sorcery and swashbuckling elements thrown in for good measure. The three films in the "Evil Dead" saga are by far the best career efforts by Director Raimi and Actor/Producer Campbell. Yes, the "Evil Dead" films truly are minor masterpieces in their own right and should be seen atleast once by every film buff. I personally recommend watching all three films back-to-back, along with Romero's "Living Dead" trilogy. Now there's a real "fright film fest"!
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Summary: We're gonna get ya....We're gonna get ya!!!
Review: OOOh this movie!!! I was 14 years old, all the lights were on, my mom was ironing clothes right beside me and this movie scared the bejesus out of me!!!!!! Now, 32 years old and it is what I consider a Classic. From the nice pencil in the ankle scene to the beheading with the shovel. This movie rocks! "Why have you disturbed our sleep, destroyed our ancient slumber.....YOU WILL DIE!!! One by one we will take you......" Whew! That line still gives me chills. A nice horror flic. A beginning to the Ash legacy that lives today. Get this tape!!!
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