The Evil Dead Remains an Exceptionally Playful Exploitation Film

With the release of the Evil Dead video game, and with the looming release of Lee Cronin’s Evil Dead Rise, it seems as good an opportunity as ever to take a look back at Sam Raimi’s original trilogy. On the surface, The Evil Dead is a fairly conventional horror movie. It is the story about a bunch of teenagers who travel to a remote cabin in the woods and are brutally assailed by monstrous forces. It is an archetypal horror narrative, the kind of plot spoofed in affectionate pastiches like Cabin in the Woods or Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. […]

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