The Evil Dead
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Alternate Title:
Evil dead (Motion picture)
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Imprint:
Beverly Hills, CA - Distributed by Anchor Bay Entertainment
Language:
English and
French
Other language:
English or French dialogue; closed-captioned
Credits:
Photography by Tim Philo ; music by Joe Loduca ; make-up effects by Tom Sullivan ; photographic effects by Bart Pierce.
Performers:
Bruce Campbell, Ellen Sandweiss, Hal Delrich, Betsy Baker, Sarah York.
Notes:
DVD, anamorphic widescreen; Dolby digital surround EX and 6.1 DTS-ES (English), Dolby surround 5.1 (French)
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1982
Special features: audio commentary with writer/director Sam Raimi and producer Robert Tapert; audio commentary with star Bruce Campbell; behind the scenes footage & outtakes; theatrical trailer; poster & still gallery; TV spots; talent bios
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1982
Special features: audio commentary with writer/director Sam Raimi and producer Robert Tapert; audio commentary with star Bruce Campbell; behind the scenes footage & outtakes; theatrical trailer; poster & still gallery; TV spots; talent bios
Statement of responsibility:
Renaissance Pictures ; produced by Robert G. Tapert ; written and directed by Sam Raimi
Characteristics:
1 videodisc (85 min.) :,sd., col. ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentAt the time of the original release, I thought this was a terrifying movie. Years later, I find that it still is. Great film, remade as Evil Dead 2. And another remake (or reboot as they call it now) is coming out soon. It will be interesting if the remake will have the same effect on me.
Definitely a cult classic. Horror films have come a long way since 1981 - to think film distributors would not pick up this movie due to its graphic terror and violence. Wonder what these film distributors would have thought of the Saw franchise?