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| Bruce Campbell | Ash, Ashley J. Williams |
| Sarah Berry | Annie Knowby |
| Dan Hicks | Jake |
| Kassie Wesley | Bobby Joe |
| Theodore Raimi | Possessed Henrietta |
| Denise Bixler | Linda |
| Richard Domeier | Ed Getley |
| John Peaks | Prof. Raymond Knowby |
| Lou Hancock | Henrietta Knowby |
| Josh Becker | Fake Shemp |
| Sam Raimi | Knight |
| William Preston Robertson | Voice Only |
| Scott Spiegel | Fake Shemp |
| Snowy Winters | Dancer (Dance sequence) |
| Sam Raimi | Director, Screenwriter |
| Wendy Bell | Makeup |
| Randy Bennett | Art Director |
| Doug Beswick | Special Effects |
| Andrea Brown | Choreography |
| Bruce Campbell | Co-producer |
| Rick Catizone | Special Effects |
| Kaye Davis | Editor |
| Alex DeBenedetti | Executive Producer |
| Peter Deming | Cinematographer |
| Joseph Lo Duca | Score Composer |
| Philip J.C. Duffin | Art Director |
| Vern Hyde | Special Effects |
| Elizabeth Moore | Set Decoration/Design |
| Irvin Shapiro | Executive Producer |
| Eugene Shlugleit | Cinematographer |
| Mark Shostrom | Makeup Special Effects |
| Scott Spiegel | Screenwriter |
| Tom Sullivan | Special Effects |
| Robert Tapert | Producer |
| Tam G. Warner | Choreography |
| Joseph Winogradoff | Asst. Director |
Anonymous
Posted October 15, 2002
Ok, the story's a shocker, the acting's a bit dusty and the costumes and effects are sub-par compared with todays standards. But that's the beauty of it. For the lack of money spent on this flick, you've got to be happy with the results. Campbell is a blast as the goofy heroe battling the undead. It's a shame there weren't more movies made like this starring him. 2/3 of the flick is spent with just Campbell and the camera, and he pulls it off, with a funny and satiric performance. Throw in a couple of cheesy one liners such as ''Groovy'' and ''Let's go carve us a witch'', add a chainsaw attached to Campbells amputated hand and a double barrel shotgun (obvious gore), and you've got the goul battling hero of all heroes. Raimi did well to create a movie so bad that it's great, which was obviously his intention. There's not much seriousness to Evil Dead 2 but it's one of those rare movies that outdoes it's prequel, and sequel: Army of Darkness, which was OK but can't match up to this. Campbell is a riot from start to finish as he gives a performance that allows him to play the part of hero and comedian. His lines are terrific, his screams are hilarious and he shows off some good move. Look for his awesome mirror scene, which was obviously the basis for Willam Dafoes mirror scene in spider man. Campbells is way better. The camera work looks as though it's second rate but it's done in a way that suits the rest of the movie, allowing the humour of it to be seen. It's great in a bad way. I'm sure this movie will remain in the top of the horror top ten for a long time (even though it's not scary). Fun, whether you like horror movies or not.PS: Look for Campbells cameo in Spiderman, he's still got the classic grin.
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Posted November 11, 2001
This is by-far the greatist film in cinema history! Marvelous! Supreme! It reigns!
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Posted January 10, 2013
This movie is two thousand times better than the first! The original was okay and creepy, but the slapstick in this one blows most comedy's away! The scene where the entire cabin is roaring with laughter over Ash is just a gem!
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Posted September 30, 2011
the sequal pick up right where the first movie left off, sort of. almost more darker than the 1st evil dead i think. the new characters are well thought out but none of them can eclispe bruce campbell as ash. the ending gives a preview for the final film, army of darkness. enjoy all 3 movies on halloween night.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.If you liked the first Evil Dead movie then this will be a nice refresher of some very similar scenarios. After seemingly escaping with his life intact, Ash is back in a cabin! I tell you that boy has no common sense but without his poor judgment who else would release demons back onto our domain? So back in the cabin - check, new girlfriend - check, recycled gift given ( necklace) to new girlfriend since the last one died - check, demon book in cabin - check, tape recorder with the words needed to release the evil - check...we are back in business! Ash gets back to doing what he knows best - unleashing havoc into the world of the living. One would think that he has joined some wicked book of the month club, where the books end up getting people killed as he's always finding them. Best part is that the action starts right of the bat, there is no sitting around waiting to be attacked and when few more people get stranded in the cabin the real fun begins. <BR/><BR/>This movie was insane, I mean bug out crazy! All the things you think you'd do in your wildest dreams come to life - horror style. Not only is Ash running in circles from the menacing evil, but his own body turns on him and starts to betray him, leaning towards the dark side. Best part was the puppets again, there were some gooey gross faces from the demonic possession due to the transformation and sometimes I didn't know whether to laugh or just watch in disbelief. <BR/><BR/>This movie felt very short in comparison but the ending was fantastic, it really sets you up for a grand finale that I can't wait to watch. <BR/><BR/>- Kasia S.
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Posted May 5, 2004
Evil Dead 2 is one of those sequels that have nothing to do with the first one...and yet it does. Let's just say this, this is a different scenerio to the first one. Probably not as gory as the first, maybe as scary as the first one. But the catchy phrases and the humor seems to let you know that this movie stands it's ground as not only a good horror flick, but a classic. Now, after you see this film, go get the last chapter of the Evil Dead series, the Army of Darkness.
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