“The Evil Dead,” released in 1981 and directed by Sam Raimi, is a seminal horror film known for its intense scares and innovative style. The story follows five college friends who venture to a remote cabin in the woods for a vacation. There, they discover an ancient book called the Necronomicon, which, when read aloud, unleashes demonic forces that possess and terrorize the group. The film is renowned for its gritty, low-budget production, its inventive camera work, and its blend of horror and dark humor. Raimi’s direction, along with Bruce Campbell’s iconic performance as Ash Williams, helped establish “The Evil Dead” as a cornerstone of the horror genre, leading to a cult following and several sequels.

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