Indeed there are certainly several moments of gross-out horror, the like of which you would rarely expect to see in today's films. Incidentally, from what I can tell on a Caps-A-Holic comparison, the UHD is probably the unaltered version with no Sam Raimi tweaks. On balance, the Ultimate Edition comes out top, although each release has some of its own exclusive extras, so they're both worth owning. The Incredibly Strange Film Show As Jonathon Ross' fame and fortune have increased over the years, his ability to afford a hairdresser seems to have decreased. When their first target has been to reach peace, they should fight restlessly as they find themselves surrounded by an evil force that turns its victims into heartless monsters.

This one replaces that, probably mainly so Anchor Bay wouldn't have to keep licensing the commentaries from Elite. As of 2013, there is still only really one standout Blu-Ray release; the 2011 US Lionsgate Evil Dead II 1. Unbeknownst to them, the building is a hotbed of demonic activity, and when Emily unwittingly performs a forbidden ritual, she unleashes a malevolent force that infects the entire structure. So we won't even ask why the two DVDs seem to have differing transfers not only in the framing, but detail and color timing.The 'skin' of the book is made of latex and will smell quite badly for a few weeks, but this will wear off. In an effort to straighten out their drug-ravaged friend Mia (Jane Levy), a group of five 20-somethings decide to decamp to an isolated backwoods cabin in the mountains of Tennessee. TrueHD track, replaces the French dub with a Spanish one, and adds a third set of subtitles (making the always welcome distinction between standard English and SDH).

From rave reviews and standing ovations in New York, Montreal and now Toronto, join us for Evil Dead, The Musical. The sound is limited in range; deep bass is never present and midrange can appear lacking in refinement because of the original recording mix. The Living Love the Dead While on the subject of bouffants, we have another one here in the shape of presenter Emily Booth, who fronts this new featurette on the UK story of the distribution of the first movie. Credit subject to status, UK residents only, Entertainment Magpie Limited t/a Music Magpie acts as a broker and offers finance from a restricted range of finance providers, PayPal Credit is a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH. The shot of Linda screaming around the 36 minute mark is still flipped so she's facing right not left.This release builds on the 2008 Evil Dead - The Treasures Collection DVD listed above, with a range of upgraded and new material spread over two discs. I must warn you, if your playback system tilts to the bright side, this soundtrack isn’t very pleasant at loud levels. Obsessed with unraveling its secrets, she convinces her skeptical sister, Lily, to accompany her on a weekend getaway to an abandoned high-rise in the heart of a desolate city. So already that's one reason to hang onto the older DVDs: the blu only has the new commentary, the Trilogy set has the two older ones. Both the widescreen versions, and the full screen version on the Ultimate Edition are virtually identical, and the untampered versions.

Although again it is ostensibly a matted widescreen frame, you actually see more on every side as if the entire frame is zoomed out, although this varies marginally from shot to shot. Contributors include horror film magazine editors Alan Jones and Allan Bryce, of Shivers and The Dark Side publications, respectively. aspect ratio for The Evil Dead: Book Of The Dead DVD, that print was then labelled as the 'widescreen' version, and they have done this with most subsequent releases.Evil Dead" Here's a chance to watch the first film with the same picture and sound quality of disc one, but presented un-matted in 1. The disc in the trilogy is pretty much the same as all post 1998 discs: anamorphic, with the same extras from the laserdisc ported over. Five college students travel to a remote cabin in the woods and unwittingly unleash a monstrous evil force hellbent on their total destruction. And even though this disc features a Campbell-approved image, I much prefer the Raimi approved transfer from Elite and would like Starz to attempt to acquire it or have Raimi revisit it again. It’s interesting to see the personalities of the actresses, especially Ellen Sandweiss who comes across as a bit bitter towards life in general.

The most interesting segment is a short on how the film was marketed in the UK, featuring interviews with the guys who drew the UK poster art, since they at least have a modicum of first-hand involvement. Bruce Campbell: Geek or God The same contributors as before consider the importance of Bruce Campbell to the franchise, in this short featurette.e. the 2010 ED 1 that AB first put out and the 2011 25th Anniversary ED2) repackaged into one case, which makes it a pretty sweet deal. One by One We Will Take You: The Untold Saga of The Evil Dead – features relatively new interviews from the cast and crew and they discuss (and praise) Raimi for his work on this film. The lightning shot was put back in to the 2002 Anchor Bay Book Of The Dead DVD, and has remained in all subsequent releases. Unconventional (20min) - the three ladies, Campbell, Richard DeManincor, Tom Sullivan, and Ted Raimi discuss horror conventions and the fanbase.