The Evil Dead

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Theatrical Release Date:

03/08/2002

DVD Release Date:

01/19/1999

Run Time:

85min.

Starring:

Bruce Campbell , Ellen Sandweiss , Betsy Baker , Hal Delrich , Sarah York

Director(s):

Sam Raimi

MPAA Rating:

Genre(s):

Horror,Thriller

Plot: This auspicious feature debut from Sam Raimi -- shot on 16mm in the woods of Tennesse for around $350,000 -- secured the young director's cult status as a creative force to be reckoned with. Read More

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