7th October, 2016.
You know … *yawns* … I have to admit to being a film fan.
A tired one, at the moment: put the blame on stress.
And bad food!
Long story, there.
At ANY rate …
I’m a tired film fan.
~≈Â≈~
The Evil Dead sees five students heading for a cabin in a rural part of Tennessee.
An especially quiet, rural part of Tennessee …
The cabin … ?
Has a basement.
Complete with an ancient Sumerian spell book, hidden in a corner.
And a tape recorder: of the cabin’s previous owner, reciting the spells that call up … SOMETHING!
You can bet it’s not the emergency services, can’t you … ?
~≈Â≈~
Now …
Did I enjoy The Evil Dead?
I’m not sure I did.
I know the film’s got a cult following: and many people think well of it.
I also know it kickstarted the career of director, Sam Raimi: and actor/comedian, Bruce Campbell.
But, for me?
It’s not quite my thing, I think.
Still …
I’m opened to being persuaded otherwise.
Who knows.
The Evil Dead
★☆☆☆
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