Five Reasons to Watch "Evil Dead"

"Evil Dead" (2013) might not be the most terrifying movie you've ever seen. However, the film is very stressful and can satisfy the fans of horror films. The film was remade by "The Evil Dead" (1981) Sam Raimi's work has some things that will remind viewers original film, as well as offering some new things that make a different story. If you are still hesitant to watch this sadistic horror movie at the cinema, some of the points below may help you to make a choice.

1. The Evil Dead

At the time, "The Evil Dead" is a horror movie that has ever been seen before. With very limited funds, Sam Raimi, Rob Tapert, and Bruce Campbell made unforgettable films that then get status as a cult movie. It has been over 30 years since "The Evil Dead" movie was first released and was still greeted by a new generation of viewers as a classic movie worth watching.

When there are many viewers today who have not heard of "The Evil Dead", the "Evil Dead" the new version, directed by Fede Alvarez is quite effective as a way to introduce the audience entrance at the legendary horror movie. "The Evil Dead" not only helped define the horror genre, this film is still visible effects until now.

2. Film recycling-sanctioned

When a classic movie with a lot of fans will be regenerated, of refusal is a natural thing happened. This is clearly born out of concern that his new movie version will tarnish the reputation of the original film and the audience will recall the film. That makes "Evil Dead" is different of course is the involvement of filmmakers ever in this new production. There is a name Sam Raimi, Rob Tapert, and Bruce Campbell in the producer chair. Additionally, Alvarez is also a lot of Raimi and Tapert input at each stage of production of the film. With the blessing that has been given of the key figures, "Evil Dead" is obviously not present as a film that was made in vain. So when you watch the film later, at least some of you can feel calm because Raimi, Tapert, and Campbell has allowed the birth of the film so that the results can not be too disappointing.

3. Jane Levy

When "The Evil Dead" Bruce Campbell has a charisma and charm have raised the classic horror film to be an exciting spectacle, the "Evil Dead" has Jane Levy. Levy presence in the film is not the same as the position of Campbell. But, what is offered here is the ability to make the audience fear and sympathy for him. Enter into a horror movie and the play as a monster and a frail figure alternately takes dedication and excellent acting skills. As Mia, the girl possessed addict, Levy is able to maneuver from one scene to another as a dangerous character needs to be protected at the same time very effective. Not surprisingly, some of the most striking scenes of the film are scenes featuring Levy.

4. Blood

If you are fond of horror movies bloody, "Evil Dead" is not to be missed. In a movie like this, you would already know what the main menu is offered in the story. As was expected, the scenes in the "Evil Dead" was flooded with blood and violence. From minute to minute, scene to offer even more brutal and chilling. Alvarez has been pouring thousands of liters of fake blood into the film to create fantastic scenes of horror that sometimes does not make sense. If you have a weak stomach and nausea easy, prepare yourself first before watching because some scenes will make you feel uncomfortable.

5. Reference

For fans of "The Evil Dead" and other films produced Sam Raimi, guesswork references contained in the "Evil Dead" is something that's fun. This reference can be seen in some of the objects that remind us of "The Evil Dead" and several subsequent films. There are also some elements of the film ever being used without any changes at all. In addition, some elements of the story and directorial style is also reminiscent of old horror films are. Additionally, if you've watched the original film, do not rush to leave the theater after the movie finished. In the end credits, there is something special for fans of the film series "The Evil Dead".