No One Here Gets Out Alive

Rating: Null/10 (14 September 2009)

Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead simply rocks. We have two dudes and three young women, better said we have Bruce Campbell and the victims. Or even better said, we have five victims that for us will be in danger since the first seconds of the film but that will know that they are in real danger as the story unfolds. Pretty much I was ready to like a lot this film, it's been more than a year since it's DVD has been waiting and basically the moment one of the women (the one played by Ellen Sandweiss, to be more clear) goes out (wait, the setting: Bruce Campbell's character Ash is together with his girlfriend Linda, his sister and two friends vacationing in an old cabin right up in the mountains. Book of the Dead, "it deals with demons, demon resurrection and those forces which round the forest") the old cabin and has a truly horrifying experience the moment I said to myself: this is just F**K**G (yes, the f****** goes in capitals) awesome fun! Is the beginning of the end, just the beginning of a series of freaking insane moments, certainly with The Evil Dead we have a case of a film that does lives up to its great cult status. And Bruce Campbell is just really cool as the dude who will not only lose his beloved girlfriend, sister and friends but also will have to deal with demons with the shape of his beloved ones, Ash not only loses his beloved ones (first his sister and later on his friend Shelly, his girlfriend Linda and finally his friend Scotty) but he has to beat the s*** out of the possessed them (Scotty also has to get violent). Nothing but a real torture, your girlfriend is now an annoying demon that tricks you, that laughs at, that will try f****** kill you, it's a great (only for us certainly) bloody night up there in the mountains