Evil Dead II (1987)

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Written by Sam Raimi, Scott Spiegel

Directed by Sam Raimi

Running Time: 85 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1987

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

This gory comedy-horror is the sequel, come remake of the film The Evil Dead.

A young man named Ash (Bruce Campbell) takes his girlfriend Linda (Denise Bixler) to a secluded cabin deep in woodland.

When here the couple decide to play a recording of a professor Raymond Knowby tape which recites passages from the Book of the Dead,

Inadvertently, the two cast a spell which summon an evil force from the woods - this, unfortunately, turns Linda into a monstrous Deadite, and threatens to deliver the same curse on Ash leaving him worrying about his own mortality.

However, when the professor's daughter, the professor's associate, a mechanic and the mechanics girlfriend show up at the cabin, the night turns into a non-stop, grotesquely comic battle with chainsaw and shotgun on one side, demon horde and flying eyeball on the other.

Cast

Image for Bruce CampbellBruce CampbellAshley 'Ash' J. Williams
Sarah BerryAnnie Knowby
Dan HicksJake
Kassie DePaivaBobbie Joe
Ted RaimiPossessed Henrietta
Denise BixlerLinda
Richard DomeierEd Getley
John PeaksProfessor Raymond Knowby
Lou HancockHenrietta Knowby
Snowy WintersDancer
Sid Abrams
Josh Becker
Thomas Kidd
Mitch Cantor

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