"We're going to get you. We're going to get you. Not another peep. Time to go to sleep."
40 Years ago...today...October 15th, 1981...an evil awoke.
On this day, in 1981, The Evil Dead hit theaters all around America. Sam Raimi took a chance. The crew took a chance. The producers took a chance. Thankfully they did. Due to that chance, we have one of the best horror films and cult classics of all time. The Evil Dead. Setting the stage for the careers of both Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell, Evil Dead changed the game of horror and prepared an entire genre with a new blueprint. Luckily, we personally know someone that worked on the film; David Horton of Johnny Has The Keys Podcast. In this interview, he discusses moments on set, how it was done, working with the crew, and tropes of horror.
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10/15/21 • 138 min
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