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Tree Rapes, Chainsaws, Necromonicon…The EVIL DEAD is Back!

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Granted, it’s not our Evil Dead.  

Without Bruce Campbell it can’t ever be my Evil Dead.

It is, however, a new Evil Dead, produced by the original holy trinity of Campbell, Robert Tapert and Sam Raimi, this remake is helmed by first time feature director Fede Alvarez and shares with the original an unleashed demonic force set on a cabin in the woods.

Not my Evil Dead, but looks pretty awesome all the same.  Trailer after the jump.

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