In this sequel-remake of the original EVIL DEAD, a group of people are trapped in a cabin while ancient evil lurks outside and threatens a fate worse than death. Can brawny wiseguy Ash save the day, or will his dead girlfriend come back to cause more trouble? An influential comic horror movie from director Raimi.

Excerpt: "The first passage will allow the demon to manifest itself in the flesh."--Annie (Sarah Berry)
"Why the hell would we want to do that?"--Ash (Bruce Campbell)

"You're goin' down."--Ash to a demon

"I'll swallow your soul! I'll swallow your soul!"--Demon
"Swallow this!"--Ash, as his puts a shotgun to its head

DVD Features:

Special Packaging
Widescreen - 16.9
Additional Release Material:
Audio Commentary - 1. Sam Raimi - Director, Bruce Campbell - Star, Scott Spiegel - Co-Writer, Greg Nicotero - Special Make-Up Effects
Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
Featurettes - 1. EVIL DEAD 2: BEHIND THE SCREAMS
2. THE GORE THE MERRIER
Text/Image Galleries:
Biographies - Cast
Additional Products:
Tom Sullivan EVIL DEAD Illustrations

Bruce Campbell: American Actor, Producer, THE EVIL DEAD
Sarah Berry: Actress/"Evil Dead 2"
Dan Hicks: Musician
Kassie Wesley: American TV/Film Actress
Richard Domeier: 

Sam Raimi: Director, EVIL DEAD

Rob Tapert: Producer

Sam Raimi: Director, EVIL DEAD
Scott Spiegel: Screenwriter/"Evil Dead2"

Joseph LoDuca: Composer, THE LIBRARIAN: RETURN TO KING SOLOMON'S MINES (200

Kaye Davis: 

"...EVIL DEAD 2 is one of the goofiest, goriest movies this side of the grave....Genuine, if bizarre, proof of Sam Raimi's talent and developing skill..."
"...A flashy good-natured display of special effects and scare tactics..."
"...There are images of satanic grace that actually recall Bosch, thanks to the darkly mischievous power of Raimi's bizarre imagination....Raimi is a dynamo who knows how to make a movie as cinematic as possible....DEAD BY DAWN is a terrific trip..."
"...Gore just doesn't get any giddier than Raimi's sequel-slash-remake..."
"...EVIL DEAD 2 delivers the goods nonstop..."
"The effects -- a combination of puppetry and stop-motion animation -- are both inventive and obvious enough to lift the grotesque humor safely into the realm of high stylization."