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Anyway, brainiac Velma reads a diary and, having never seen The Evil Dead, I guess, yuk yuk, reads a few Latin passages out loud and promptly awakens a zombie family of what the film itself describes as «backwards pain - worshipping idiots.»

If you haven't seen Evil Dead, Evil Dead II and Army of Darkness, that's a problem you really should think about fixing this weekend.

For those who haven't seen Evil Dead, there is a very brief recap halfway through the first episode, but I highly recommend you watch the films.

I saw Evil Dead II in the theaters and waited impatiently for Army of Darkness.

I saw Evil Dead, the Fede Alvarez - directed remake of Sam Raimi's 1981 classic, again last night and it confirmed my feelings...

I saw Evil Dead, the Fede Alvarez - directed remake of Sam Raimi's 1981 classic, again last night and it confirmed my feelings about the first screening.

Compare its intelligence and earnestness, its infernal energy, against the disrespectfulness and self - satisfaction of The Cabin in the Woods to see that Evil Dead is not just a taste of the old religion, it's really pretty great.

We're super-excited to see Evil Dead helmer Fede Alvarez «s new horror - thriller Don't Breathe, a film which is set to debut in cinemas this coming September 9th.

Not exact matches

Compassion for evil murderous little worms, so far it shows nothing until we see his dead ass!

I've never dreamed in my worst nightmares, nor could have I imagined in my early years, that I will see the day when human beings are capable of being so corrupt and brazenly unashamed, and so dead in their consciences that they thought it perfectly normal to call evil good, and good evil, as we are seeing today.

However, you definitely don't have to have seen the original Evil Dead films to enjoy the TV series.

I've seen many zombie moves in my time, «Dawn of the Dead» and «Evil Dead» to name a couple, and all the zombies in those films want to do is eat you!

Deathly Hallows, Pt. 2 is not entirely action, though; there are plenty of brief pauses — pauses to consider important choices; pauses to see the effects of war [if Hogwarts looks like a bombed out London cathedral from WWII, it's probably not a coincidence]; pauses to mourn the dead, and finally, a pause to just enjoy the possibilities that open up after good vanquishes evil [what?

I loved everything about this first episode i cant wait to see what else is in stall for us in starz Ash vs the Evil Dead.

Ultimately, the first five episodes of Ash vs. Evil Dead Season 3 may stumble getting off the ground, but once they find their footing, they take off fast with some of the most insane, satisfying and laugh - out - loud funny beats we've seen on the show so far.

While it's been much too long since we've seen something new from Fede Alvarez, it appears the long - awaited follow up to his wicked remake of Evil Dead will be worth the wait.

When I first saw a trailer for Evil Dead, initially I didn't realise it was a remake of the 1981 film.

The loving nods to The Evil Dead are endless, from the dialogue to the cards to the visual cues, but it's the extreme gore that convinced fans that they want to see Mia team up with Ash someday.

His first real brush with international acclaim came with «Dead Alive» in 1992 (also known as «Braindead»), which was a gory zombie flick that included some of the most gruesome, outlandish and hilarious effects seen on film since Sam Raimi's «Evil Dead 2.»

Citizen Kane may be the best movie of all time but I don't enjoy it nearly as much as The Evil Dead, see what I mean?

It's a shame as the effect work by Robert Kurtzman (Evil Dead 2, Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child, From Dusk Till Dawn) is actually very good and he has somehow managed to take Smith's insane vision and turn it into a reality — but the horror is seen too much.

(One of Raimi's own «gifts» is knowing how to shoot a wooded area for maximum oppressive effect; see also: A Simple Plan and the first two Evil Dead movies.)

These are some of the video games we want to see sequels for PlayStation 4: Heavy Rain 2, Red Dead Redemption 2, Beyond Good & Evil 2 and more.

It's hugely entertaining to see just how far Evil Dead pushes the envelope, and watching the surprising ways in which you and the people around you react is what horror cinema is all about.

It was way, way back in July when we caught wind that Sam Raimi had plans for an Evil Dead TV series that would see none other than Bruce Campbell return as the legendary chainsaw - wielding hero, Ash.

Ash vs. Evil Dead really couldn't have landed at a better home, and I can't wait to see what Raimi and Campbell have in store going forward.

Well, that goes to Sam Raimi's Ash vs. Evil Dead, a 10 half - hour episode series on Starz that will see the one -LSB-...]

Sony Pictures / FilmDistrict has announced that tomorrow will see the online premiere of the trailer for Evil Dead, the Fede Alvarez - directed remake...

Sony Pictures / FilmDistrict has announced that tomorrow will see the online premiere of the trailer for Evil Dead, the Fede Alvarez - directed remake of Sam Raimi's 1981 cult classic The Evil Dead.

Once you've seen it, post a comment with your own thoughts on the new Evil Dead.

And I don't see who'd give you hate for liking Evil Dead.

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My favourite scenes so far include: + The Bathroom Fight from The World's End + Heart Surgery & Shingen vs. Yukio and Logan Fight from The Wolverine (Unrated Extended Cut) + The Climax / Twist from Trance + David and Eric vs. possessed Natalie Fight in Evil Dead + Jackie Robinson and Branch Rickey meet for the first time in 42 + Enterprise gets shot out of warp from Star Trek Into Darkness + Superman stops the world engine (in a Christopher Reeves inspired shot) from Man of Steel + Jack Wilder vs. Dylan Rhodes in Now You See Me + Chopping Thor's Hand Off in Thor: The Dark World

The show takes place in the fictional town of Castle Rock — the setting for many of King's novels, and a host of horror talent will star including The Evil Dead's Jane Levy, Carrie's Sissy Spacek and Bill Skarsgard (recently seen terrorising children in IT).

You could think of Dead Rising as being the sort of comedy remake they would do as a reboot to the Resident Evil series in say a decade or so from now... kind of the way they are rebooting all sorts of tv series now but making them comedies... I should also note here... I am aware there is actually a Dead Rising movie already... I haven't seen it but I hope it's good and has the same humour as the game.

Lords of Salem, Evil Dead, and You're Next were three of the most disappointing films I've seen in a long time.

I should've paid more attention or just realized it was you based on the evil dead love, which is also a flick I love to death and have seen probably more times than necessary.

The third film in Sam Raimi's Evil Dead series sees Ash (Bruce Campbell) sent to medieval times where he has to save the day with his shotgun, chainsaw, and barrage of one - liners... after he doofishly unleashed an army of undead upon the land.

While I have yet to see the actual film, I have never left a set feeling as good about a film as I did Evil Dead.

Combining surprisingly touching character work with a giddy desire to push what's possible in the most gleefully horrid, expertly crafted fashion it can, Evil Dead is one of the most focused and deftly executed splatter movies you'll ever see.

I don't really remember all of these types in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre or the first two Evil Deads but my memory's not very good.

If, like me, you saw this movie last in the trilogy (after all, it's the least well - known), it might seem quaint and redundant compared to Evil Dead II and Army of Darkness.

Not having seen it since it was released in theatres, I was happy to see how well its aged, and although it may not be as iconic as Raimi's Evil Dead trilogy, Drag Me To Hell demonstrates that Raimi can go back to his roots whenever he pleases and prove he hasn't missed a step.

First - time writer - director Roth, co-writing with fellow novice Randy Pearlstein, is clearly a gore - happy horror junkie, paying respectful homage to «The Evil Dead,» «Night of the Living Dead,» «The Texas Chain Saw Massacre,» and even «The Last House on the Left.»

Goya's Ghosts starts its first half in Spain in the year 1792, amid the tension of the French Revolution, where Francisco Goya (Skarsgard, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest), one of the country's most famous of painters, has drawn the suspicious eye of the Spanish Inquisitors, who see some of his work as possible representations of evil.

Outside of a few stylish visual touches by director Wan, some solid cinematography by John R. Leonetti (The Perfect Man, Honey), and an apt score from Charlie Clouser (Death Sentence, Resident Evil: Extinction), Dead Silence doesn't have much to offer to viewers who aren't weirded out by such things as sinister looking dolls and «jack - in - the - box» moments in which characters must slowly reach out to reveal what's hidden under blankets in order to see what scary thing lies underneath.

Danielle Harris has also starred in «Stake Land», «Urban Legend», «Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead», «Roseanne», «One Life to Live», «The Last Boy Scout», «Free Willy», «Hatchet II», «Hatchet III», «Chromeskull: Laid to Rest 2», «See No Evil 2», and many more, mostly within the horror genre.

Details on the film itself are still pretty slim but from what we've seen throughout last year was that this one is most likely going to serve more as a sequel / standalone film, much like the approach that Fede Alvarez took with the Evil Dead remake.

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As if there wasn't enough blood spilled in Cabin in the Woods (last year's opening night film at SXSW), Evil Dead, which could certainly also have been called Cabin in the Woods and opened at SXSW, understands that it's audience wants to see the exact same thing over and over and gives it to them in buckets.