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- Evil Dead (2013)
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| rdfs:comment | - Evil Dead (Posesión Infernal en español) es una película de terror y horror dirigida por el uruguayo Federico Álvarez. Es una nueva versión de la aclamada película culto de terror homónima de 1981, Evil Dead, escrita, producida y dirigida por Sam Raimi, quien co-escribió y produjo esta película. Cuarta entrega de la franquicia Evil Dead, y la primera que no será dirigida por Sam Raimi ni protagonizada por Bruce Campbell.
- In April 2011, Bruce Campbell did an AskMeAnything interview on Reddit.com, saying "Newsflash: We are remakingEvil Dead. The script is awesome. I will be one of the producers and possibly play the milk man". He added "In all honesty, we would all love to make another Evil Dead movie. When that will happen? Who can say – we're all working on other jobs right now. We're not trying to dodge anybody's questions, there just isn't that much to talk about. The remake's gonna kick ass – you have my word". On July 13, 2011 it was officially announced, via a press release, that Ghost House Pictures would be producing the upcoming remake of The Evil Dead, with Diablo Codyin the process of revising the script and Fede Alvarez chosen as the director. Lily Collins was originally reported to be in the le
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| presupuesto | - US$15 millones de dólares
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| ayudantedirección | - David Fraser Young
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| abstract | - Evil Dead (Posesión Infernal en español) es una película de terror y horror dirigida por el uruguayo Federico Álvarez. Es una nueva versión de la aclamada película culto de terror homónima de 1981, Evil Dead, escrita, producida y dirigida por Sam Raimi, quien co-escribió y produjo esta película. Cuarta entrega de la franquicia Evil Dead, y la primera que no será dirigida por Sam Raimi ni protagonizada por Bruce Campbell. El director, fue directamente escogido por el propio Raimi. Se ha estrenado el 5 de abril de 2013, en Estados Unidos. La película es protagonizada por Jane Levy, Shiloh Fernandez, Lou Taylor Pucci, Jessica Lucas y Elisabeth Blackmore, quienes interpretan a 5 jovenes universitarios que se alojan en una cabaña aislada en las montañas,que sin querer, despiertan al demonio que habitaba en los mas profundos confines del bosque, mediante "Libro de los Muertos".
- In April 2011, Bruce Campbell did an AskMeAnything interview on Reddit.com, saying "Newsflash: We are remakingEvil Dead. The script is awesome. I will be one of the producers and possibly play the milk man". He added "In all honesty, we would all love to make another Evil Dead movie. When that will happen? Who can say – we're all working on other jobs right now. We're not trying to dodge anybody's questions, there just isn't that much to talk about. The remake's gonna kick ass – you have my word". On July 13, 2011 it was officially announced, via a press release, that Ghost House Pictures would be producing the upcoming remake of The Evil Dead, with Diablo Codyin the process of revising the script and Fede Alvarez chosen as the director. Lily Collins was originally reported to be in the lead role as Mia, but on 24th January 2012, Collins dropped out of the role. On February 3, 2012 it was announced that actress Jane Levy, star of the television series Suburgatory would be replacing Collins in the lead role as Mia. The film was released April 5th, 2013 to mostly positive reviews. The film has a more serious tone than in previous installments, reflecting more of the deliberately gruesome and provocative nature of the 1981 original than the progressively lighter sequels. Of particular note is the production's emphasis on in-camera effects and physical props over cheaper computer generated effects that carry less visceral imppact. Stylistic changes include makeup effects more sophisticated and visually comparable to Linda Blair's makeup in The Exorcist, as well as a more clearly established agenda of the possessive force, identified this time as a specific demonic entity. The original films are more ambiguous on this point, with the primary occupation of the evil presence seemingly being to simply torment, possess and ultimately kill and claim the souls of whichever victims it can find.
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