Decades before he directed Spider-Man, Sam Raimi administered a blunt-trauma blow to the DIY horror genre when he splattered buckets of red-dyed corn syrup onto hard-working actors in 1981's The Evil Dead.
In a goofy 30th-anniversary tribute clip from JoBlo.com (embedded above), hero Bruce Campbell's "Ash" Williams slams through scenes from the original creepshow plus sequels Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn and Army of Darkness to the tune of Queen's perky "Don't Stop Me Now."
And, if you haven't seen it before, claymation short "The Evil Dead in 60 Seconds With Clay" (below) is well worth a minute of your time on this Halloween.
Trick or bloody treat.
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