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Evil Ed
Sweden 1995
produced by
Göran Lundström for Smart Egg Pictures
directed by Anders Jacobsson
starring Johan Rudebeck, Per Löfberg, Olof Rhodin, Camela Leierth, Gert Fylking, Cecilia Ljung, Natalie Kay, Fredrik Johansson, Michael Kallaanvaara, Hans Wilhelmsson, Anders Ek, Memory Garp, Christer Fant, Odile Nunes, Ulf Landergren, Jenny Forslund, Therese Malmer, Estelle Milbourne, Sanna Hansson, Niklas Hättström, Thomas Lewart, Vasa, Monia Botngård, Gun Fors, Carina Tell, Fredrik Hauge, Johan Harnesk, Göran Lundström, Kelly Tainton, Dan Malmer, Kim Sulocki, Anders Jacobsson, José Jiménez, Andreas Beskow, Heming Kulø, Lena Neogard, Pia Berg, Magnus Wadling, Roger Olsson, Carina Ristholm, Åsa Svegen, Karin Hallheden, Carina Sundgren, Marie Bergenholtz, Hanna Elfvin, Sven-Erik Olsson, Robert Dröse, Sten Grettve, Jenny Wigge, Joachim Lindman, Kurt Nilsson, Joel Rhodin, Hannes Rhodin, Kaj Steveman
screenplay by Göran Lundström, Christer Ohlsson, Anders Jacobsson, music by Henriksson & Lindh, creature and makeup effects by Göran Lundström
review by
Mike Haberfelner
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Eddie (Johan Rudebeck) has been editing arthouse features for all of
his life ... when suddenly he's assigned to do some work on a series of
horror movies by producer Sam Campbell (Olof Rhodin) - pretty much edit
the explicit sex and violence out of a number of overly butal
run-of-the-mill slashers for the international market. And for this
purpose, Sam puts Eddie up at a house he owns so he can work undisturbed
... and Eddie hates the work, he doesn't like the violence and sleaziness
in Sam's movies, much less having to sit through them and do work on them.
Of course he complains, but Sam isn't one to listen. After a while though,
the movies get to Eddie, and he sees horror, monsters and mutilation
anywhere. And then a demon appears to him telling him to rid the world of
all people who provide such violence - and when Sam stops by to see the
progress of Eddie's work, he meets a bloody end ... which Eddie finds
nothing short of exhilarating, so he proceeds murdering everyone who comes
to his house in exceedingly gory fashion. Things go awry when Eddie's wife
(Cecilia Ljung) and daughter (Natalie Kay) stop by the place, and he, the
formerly mild-mannered and righteous guy, cannot switch off his homicidal
alter ego anymore ... Evil Ed is a mad movie, in the
best possible way: It's gory for sure, and unapologetic about it - but it
doesn't take itself seriously one bit. Basically, it's an over-the-top
parody of genre fodder of its day as well as of prejudices towards the
horror genre, but in a way that horror fans will still very much enjoy it,
for its genre references as well as its highly original ideas - and even
non-genre afficionados might get a kick out of the movie's very dark
humour and its power to surprise ... but of course, it helps if one's at
least to some extent into gore. Great, if very dark and twisted fun!
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