Evil dead 2013

Ashley "Ash" Williams (Bruce Campbell), his girlfriend and three pals hike into the woods to a cabin for a fun night away. There they find an old book, the Necronomicon, whose text reawakens the dead when it's read aloud. The friends inadvertently release a flood of evil and must fight for their lives or become one of the evil dead. Ash watches his friends become possessed, and must make a difficult decision before daybreak to save his own life in this, the first of Sam Raimi's trilogy. Show More • Rating: NC-17 • Genre: Horror • Original Language: English • Director: • Producer: • Writer: • Release Date (Theaters): Oct 15, 1981 original • Release Date (Streaming): Oct 1, 2002 • Runtime: 1h 25m • Distributor: New Line Cinema • Production Co: Renaissance Pictures • Sound Mix: Mono • Aspect Ratio: 16mm, 35mm, Flat (1.37:1) • View the collection: It's always fun to go back and watch films with a mass-cult following. Perhaps no horror film in history has a bigger cult following than The Evil Dead, and rightfully so. Director Sam Raimi and the small cast made one of the most intense and original films to date. Sometimes it's hard for myself to go back and watch horror films from decades ago, especially those with a smaller budget. Most of the time the lack of sufficient funds to edit horror pictures make the end product a lot less re-watchable. With The Evil Dead, the one-setting and minimalistic story actually adds to the film and makes it all the more terrifying. Yes, 5 frien...

• Release Date: Apr 05, 2013 • Rated: R | Runtime: 91 Mins | Language: • Director: • Stars: Summary Evil Dead, the fourth installment of the Evil Dead franchise, serving as both a reboot and as a loose continuation of the series, features Mia, a young woman struggling with sobriety, heads to a remote cabin with a group of friends where the discovery of a Book of the Dead unwittingly summon up dormant demons which possess the youngsters one by one. Report missing or broken trailer Just like ‘The Evil Dead’, this film focuses on a group of five, three girls and two boys who go to a remote cabin in the woods. Unlike the first film which had the five go to the cabin recreationally, the reason cited in the remake is to help Mia, the main protagonist, with her drug addiction. This is great for several reasons. Some of the best horrors have been remakes - ‘ Having the main character in this remake have a severe drug addiction that leaves her feeling more isolated as the horrors she sees are diluted down by her friends to be nothing more than withdrawal symptoms, was ingenious. It amps up the tension tremendously to being on an almost equal footing to the intense direction of Sam Raimi’s original and that is no small feat. The acting for the most part, particularly from Jane Levy who plays the main character Mia, is brilliant and helps elevate the film above some of the few cliche scares and dialogue littered throughout. The gore and practical effects standout the most as some of ...

As the Evil Dead franchise began to expand into other mediums in the decades following the first film's release in 1981, several alternate timelines (or "continuities") have been created by third party companies given the official sub-licence to the films involving the Evil Dead Universe that stray away from the original "prime" continuity created by This page contains all known continuities, chronological orders, and notes regarding "non-canon" information. Contents • 1 Original "Prime" Continuity (Films/TV Series) • 1.1 Non-Canon Notes • 2 THQ Games Timeline • 3 Main Dynamite "Army of Darkness" Comics Timeline • 4 "Ash & The Army of Darkness" Comics Timeline • 5 "Evil Dead 2" Comic Timeline • 6 Self-Contained Timelines (Miscellaneous) • 6.1 Films • 6.2 Video Games • 6.3 Comic Books Original "Prime" Continuity (Films/TV Series) The prime Evil Dead continuity is home to the version of The Evil Dead (1981), Evil Dead II (1987), Army of Darkness (1993), and Ash vs Evil Dead (2015-2018). This timeline is what is officially recognized as "canon" by Raimi and the Renaissance Pictures team, anything else is a part of expanded universe and is not canon unless stated so by the proper sources. Non-Canon Notes Some elements presented in the films (such as in-universe claims that the cabin is located in Tennessee, Ash's arrival in the middle ages in Evil Dead II, and parts of the recap sequences from Evil Dead II and Army of Darkness) have been removed from canon with the release of ...