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'Evil Dead' remake shows surprising life at box office
"Evil Dead," a reboot of the 1981 cult horror hit, has been generating quite a lot of buzz about how gruesome, walkout-inciting, and faint-inducing it is proving to be.
"Evil Dead," a reboot of the 1981 cult horror hit, has been generating quite a lot of buzz about how gruesome, walkout-inciting, and faint-inducing it is proving to be.
The box office was alive thanks to the Evil Dead on Friday. The $17 million horror remake, from TriStar, FilmDistrict, and Ghost House took in a terrific $10.1 million on its debut Friday — the same amount that fellow horror
The Evil Dead remake (out Apr. 5) promised to bring back the original's terrifying premise and inject it with the all-out gore that we're used to seeing these days. The reviews for the film are in, and while some critics totally loved the bloodbath
For many, it doesn't get better than “The Evil Dead.” The 1981 original and its two sequels are the perfect blend of blood-drenched, graphic horror and B-grade camp, giving birth to one of the most abused horror movie clichés of all time: naïve college
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