Evil Dead II (1987) - Kiss Your Nerves Good-Bye!

Evil Dead II

Kiss Your Nerves Good-Bye!
( Action / Comedy / Fantasy / Horror )

MPAA Rating:

US Runtime: 85 min

Premiere Date:
Mar 13, 1987 [USA]

Director:	Sam Raimi

Writers:	Sam Raimi Scott Spiegel

Producers:	Bruce Campbell [Co-Producer] Alex De Benedetti [Executive Producer] Irvin Shapiro [Executive Producer] Robert G. Tapert [Producer]

Music by	Joseph LoDuca

Cinematography:	Peter Deming

Production Company:	Renaissance Pictures

Cast:

Bruce Campbell Ashley J. Williams Sarah Berry Annie Knowby Dan Hicks Jake Kassie DePaiva Bobbie Joe Ted Raimi Possessed Henrietta Denise Bixler Linda Richard Domeier Ed Getley Lou Hancock Henrietta Knowby Snowy Winters Dancer		Sid Abrams Fake Shemp Josh Becker Fake Shemp Scott Spiegel Fake Shemp Thomas Kidd Fake Shemp Mitch Cantor Fake Shemp Jenny Griffith Fake Shemp William Preston Robertson Voices Sam Raimi Medieval Soldier (uncredited)

Crew:

Jim Aupperle effects photography supervisor Sarah Berry clapper girl Doug Beswick stop motion animation Michael Burnett sculpting and detail Yancy Calzada stop motion armature Mary Ann Creamer production assistant Robert Duffin gaffer Tony Gardner sculpting and detail Roy Gittens grip Vicki Graef wardrober Paul Harris assistant editor Michael Jonascu assistant editor Katherine Kean main title animator David Kindlon mechanicals		Joseph LoDuca conductor David Moenkhaus animator Daniel S. Noga special effects cinemtographer Brian Penikas molds and casting Brian Rae assistant animator Rubin Rodrigues best boy Eugene D. Shlugleit director of photography: night exterior photography Josh Steinberg grip Larry Steinberg key grip Tom Sullivan animator Dorothy Tapert apprentice editor Joseph Wallikas camera operator Mark Bryan Wilson foam fabricator: tree branch/rotten apple head

Special Effects:

Acme Effects		Spectacular Effects International special effects

Miscellaneous Companies:

Anivision Henrietta transformation/hand animation Anson County Board of Commissioners special thanks Anson County Board of Education special thanks BIGIL Post optical house Bon Bon payroll services Costume Armor, Inc. armor Doug Beswick Productions, Inc. animated dance sequence/tree branch/rotten apple head Grace & Wild Studios Inc. special thanks Great Northern Brokerage Corporation insurance Harley-Davidson, Inc. special thanks Henry Little and Company special thanks Illuminations miniatures Investors of Evil Dead I special thanks		JDC America camera systems Lu Lu's Lingerie special thanks Magic Lantern Inc. miniatures North Carolina National Guard special thanks Pepsi-Cola Company special thanks Reel People Inc. negative cutting Residents of Anson County special thanks Rippy Oldsmobile special thanks The Completion Bond Company Inc. completion bond Travel Gallery special thanks Vernors special thanks West Productions Inc. sound re-recording

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Quotes:

Ash: You're goin' down. Chainsaw.
Demon: I'll swallow your soul!! I'll swallow your soul!!
[Ash points his shotgun at the Demon's head]
Ash: Swallow this!
Ash: That's right... who's laughing now... who's laughing *now*?
[Ash's Hand gains a life of it's own]
Ash: Gimme back my hand..GIMME BACK MY HAND!
Ash: Then let's head on down into that cellar and carve ourselves a witch.

Trivia:

Ash's chainsaw appears to switch hands in one scene. This is because Sam Raimi decided Ash should walk the opposite way across the room in that scene, so he flipped the negative.
Professor Knowby's dead wife is said to be in the "fruit cellar," a reference to Psycho.
One of the books on the can that traps Ash's possessed hand is "A Farewell to Arms."
Often considered to be a remake of the first Evil Dead, however this is not accurate. The rights to show scenes from the original could not be obtained to re-cap what happened, so they recreated the beginning to explain how Ash got to the cabin, a headless Linda, etc.
A glove belonging to A Nightmare on Elm Street's Freddy Krueger can be seen hanging near the steps in one of the cellar scenes. This was in response to the use of The Evil Dead on a television screen in A Nightmare on Elm Street.

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