Comments on: 933. Evil Dead II (1987, Sam Raimi)

By: CraigsRealTv

CraigsRealTv — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 02:48:05 +0000

Bruce Campbell is My only TRUE X-Hollywood Friend!

I spent months in the desert working on this Classic Flick as an extra and it was the best Memory I have of Hollywood…. and I spent 8 freakin years shooting, Directing and Editing Porn!…. Hell of an adventure.
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By: hiphop

hiphop — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 17:56:07 +0000

Looks as if there had so much fun

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neortisart — Thu, 14 May 2009 08:11:46 +0000

I agree, the second series was the best. In almost all series after the second movie, the rest gets worse and worse...
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By: Castro

Castro — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 17:58:11 +0000

among three i like the second..such a horror thriller movie..the direction and music is masterpiece..
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By: alsolikelife

alsolikelife — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 03:32:33 +0000

CodeKnown – I saw Army of Darkness much earlier than the other two, and outside of its trilogy context it was very entertaining in its own right — certainly the most chock-full of memorable one-liners, a sure sign of its unabashed pandering for cult status. Now that I have a full view of the trilogy, I think I like #2 the most for the same reason you do.

Originally the scene in Evil Dead II that mildly reprises the tree rape in #1 had the poor lady literally ripped in half by the branches. I think they actually shot that sequence – but they eliminated the scene from the cut when they figured it would surely result in an X rating. (even without the scene the film had to be released unrated)

Phillip – thanks for sharing that formative experience — I love hearing stories like that, how movies crept into our consciousness at our most impressionable age. Whatever movie it is, I can always relate to it as if it happened to me.

By: Phillip Kelly

Phillip Kelly — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 07:21:08 +0000

I rented this film as a young teenager with my cousins because the cover made it look like a film our parents wouldn’t want us to watch. I always thought it was funny that the cover of the film seemed so proud that Roger Ebert only gave it “3 stars”. That night we watched this film, and I was blown away. After this, all of my cousins fell asleep and I watched “Bladerunner” for the first time in my life – 2 inches from the screen – until 4am in the morning. Between the two of these films, it was a truly life changing evening.

By: CodeKnown

CodeKnown — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 09:11:21 +0000

I like the 2nd the most of the three films. To me there seems a creeping of comedy into the series, hinted at in the first film and gone way too far in the third; with II i think he strikes the balance perfectly.

I didn’t pick up on the misogyny of the first as you did, but i assume this element – if it’s present at all in the sequel – is much more underplayed.

I’m tempted to buy the first 2 on dvd, for the film as much for the commentaries but Army Of Darkness i just couldn’t like. I’ll give it a go again some time though… probably.