The Evil Dead is a 1981 horror film written and directed by Sam Raimi, starring Bruce Campbell, Ellen Sandweiss, and Betsy Baker. The film is a story of five college students vacationing in an isolated cabin in a wooded area. Their vacation becomes gruesome when they find an audiotape that releases evil spirits. In 1994 a heavily censored version was shown in US theaters and received an NC-17 rating. The film was a moderate success at the box...
Scott has returned to the cabin bleeding and dying. He warns Ash that there ...
Ash tries to remember where he saw a box of shotgun shells in the house.
Scott tells Ash that he doesn't think the trees will let them leave the fores...
Scott is so afraid of the demons that he is talking about leaving everyone el...
The voice on the recorder lets the others know that the only way to stop the ...
Cheryl is afraid that she is never going to escape the demons.
Cheryl begs and pleads with Ash to bring her into town and out of the woods.
The Voice tells of invoking demons by reading the pages of the book.
The group listens to a voice on the recorder telling of the book that he foun...
Ash gets scared from the way Scott drives his car.
Linda's possessed body tells Ash that it is useless to resist and because the...
Scott tries to scare Cheryl by telling her that there are dead bodies in the ...
Shelly can't stand to look at Cheryl and wonders what has happened to her eye...
Cheryl mocks Scott's dying plea to not be left behind.
Scott thinks that it is stupid to think that an animal opened up the cellar.
Scott tells Shelly that he's going to break her face after she tells Scott (J...
Ash tries to encourage Scott to stay alive but it is no good and Scott dies.
Scott wonders where they are on their drive to the cabin.
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