Evil Dead II (1987)

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Country: US
Technical: col 85m
Director: Sam Raimi
Cast: Bruce Campbell, Sarah Berry

Synopsis:

The lone survivor from The Evil Dead continues to do battle with the forces of darkness.

Review:

Gleeful post-modern exercise in fantasy film quotation (Ray Harryhausen, Poltergeist, Time Bandits, The Terminator): faster to get started, and filling in some of the background information from before, it is little more than a remaking of scenes from the first film with the means of a bigger budget at Raimi's disposal. In one scene the foley artist is apparently given free rein and we are treated to a range of crunches and crashes which the editor dutifully follows; very funny, if you're childish enough for this kind of thing.

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Country: US
Technical: col 85m
Director: Sam Raimi
Cast: Bruce Campbell, Sarah Berry

Synopsis:

The lone survivor from The Evil Dead continues to do battle with the forces of darkness.

Review:

Gleeful post-modern exercise in fantasy film quotation (Ray Harryhausen, Poltergeist, Time Bandits, The Terminator): faster to get started, and filling in some of the background information from before, it is little more than a remaking of scenes from the first film with the means of a bigger budget at Raimi's disposal. In one scene the foley artist is apparently given free rein and we are treated to a range of crunches and crashes which the editor dutifully follows; very funny, if you're childish enough for this kind of thing.


Country: US
Technical: col 85m
Director: Sam Raimi
Cast: Bruce Campbell, Sarah Berry

Synopsis:

The lone survivor from The Evil Dead continues to do battle with the forces of darkness.

Review:

Gleeful post-modern exercise in fantasy film quotation (Ray Harryhausen, Poltergeist, Time Bandits, The Terminator): faster to get started, and filling in some of the background information from before, it is little more than a remaking of scenes from the first film with the means of a bigger budget at Raimi's disposal. In one scene the foley artist is apparently given free rein and we are treated to a range of crunches and crashes which the editor dutifully follows; very funny, if you're childish enough for this kind of thing.