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The Evil Dead (VHS, 1998, Collectors Edition)

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US $24.00

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I have tested this VHS out and it works - There are cosmetic marks throughout so please see all pictures before purchasing. The Evil Dead (VHS, 1998, Collectors Edition) is a digitally mastered version of the cult classic horror film, presented in a clamshell case for added collectibility. This special edition release offers movie fans the opportunity to experience the chilling and gruesome tale of the Necromicon Exmortus in all its glory, from the comfort of their own home. The VHS tape format allows for a nostalgic viewing experience, perfect for those who enjoy classic horror films and appreciate the artistry of early 90s cinema.

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Director Sam Raimi's first film has achieved legendary status since its 1982 release, and for good reason. Though perhaps not as widely seen as its two sequels, EVIL DEAD 2 and ARMY OF DARKNESS, THE EVIL DEAD is arguably the best of the three. It is the story of five college-age friends who travel to a cabin in rural Tennessee where the stumble upon the Book of the Dead, an ancient tome bound in human flesh and inked in blood. After unwittingly awakening the unspeakable terror told of in the book, each of the friends is transformed into the evil dead, one by one, except for Ash (Bruce Campbell). So, Ash is left with no other way to survive than to dismember the living corpses of his sister, girlfriend, and two of his friends. Shot on a shoestring budget, the film boasts some impressive camera work and extremely over-the-top gore effects as well as a sense of humor much more subtle than the tongue-in-cheek aesthetic of the two sequels.