Evil Dead II 1987 Watch Free in HD

Bruce Campbell

22 June 1958, Birmingham, Michigan, USA

Sarah Berry

1960

Dan Hicks

19 July 1951, Pontiac, Michigan, USA

Kassie Wesley DePaiva

21 March 1961, Morganfield, Kentucky, USA

Ted Raimi

14 December 1965, Detroit, Michigan, USA

25 February 1924, Fort Worth, Texas, USA

24 December 1957, Walnut Lake, Michigan, USA

Thomas Kidd

Mitch Cantor

Jenny Griffith

William Preston Robertson

Randy Brenner

4 October 1955, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Gary Jones

Greg Nicotero

15 March 1963, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Sam Raimi

23 October 1959, Royal Oak, Michigan, USA

Rob Tapert

14 May 1955, Royal Oak, Michigan, USA

Sam Raimi

23 October 1959, Royal Oak, Michigan, USA

Scott Spiegel

24 December 1957, Walnut Lake, Michigan, USA

Sam Raimi

23 October 1959, Royal Oak, Michigan, USA

Ashley 'Ash' J. Williams

Played by: Bruce Campbell

Annie Knowby

Played by: Sarah Berry

Jake

Played by: Dan Hicks

Bobby Joe

Played by: Kassie Wesley DePaiva

Henrietta Knowby

Played by: Ted Raimi

Linda

Played by: Denise Bixler

Ed Getley

Played by: Richard Domeier

Professor Raymond Knowby

Played by: John Peakes

Fake Shemp

Played by: Sol Abrams

AV Club

Evil Dead 2's rampant inventiveness and manic energy have ensured that it will endure as a cult classic.

October 01, 2013

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Antagony & Ecstasy

The best horror-comedy ever made.

April 28, 2013

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Cinemaphile.org

Enjoyment is the greatest of lost sensations at scary movies, and Evil Dead II endures as an obstinate token of those simpler times.

October 26, 2016

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Chicago Tribune

Evil Dead 2 is, pardon the expression, consistently lively -- a ghoulish splatter comedy that uses wildly excessive gore to provoke the kind of shock that lies between a laugh and a scream.

October 01, 2013

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Radio Times

Campbell mugs shamelessly and clearly has a ball as scene outdoes scene in comic thrust and haphazard horror.

October 07, 2013

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Chicago Reader

The pop-up humor and smirkiness suggest Raimi's aspiring to the fashionable company of the brothers Coen, though on the basis of this strained effort I'd say he's overshot the mark.

September 21, 2007

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Cinema Crazed

The sequel that "The Evil Dead" needed, and in the end it manages to extend its storyline, without ruining the premise from the first film.

August 30, 2014

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ReelViews

Good acting would not have served the material well, since it would have diluted the comedy quotient and made the campy elements seem cheap and cheesy.

September 21, 2007

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Variety

A flashy good-natured display of special effects and scare tactics so extreme they can only be taken for laughs.

September 21, 2007

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HeyUGuys

Everything a sequel should be in terms of better but distractingly a reboot that means its predecessor should be wiped away. Two versions of the same thing by the same people is too many.

April 25, 2013

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Reel Film Reviews

...lives up to its place as a memorably gruesome (and often very funny) splatfest.

August 11, 2016

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Los Angeles Times

Just when things start getting too grisly, Raimi rushes in with a hilarious, sendup joke to remind us that all this blood and guts is meant in spooky Grand Guignol fun.

October 01, 2013

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