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It could use the music from Evil Dead the Musical! "What the F@#K Was That" Multiball!
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Quoted from PinballMIX:Did you just say "What the F@#k Was That?"
Holy S@#T! That was the best F'n show I have seen in my life.
That engineer/set designer/actor knocked the theme out of the park.
Saw it in Montreal in 2004 before it became a hit.
Go Canada Go!
Coo ooo coo coo ooo ooo coo coo!
(might have had a beer or two tonight, eh ...)
I saw it day two at the transac club in Toronto, the day after the blackout. Tom Sullivan signed my poster... “Lick the Blood off my shovel” best musical I’ve ever seen!
Quoted from lpeters82:Having Professor Knowby as a narrator would work very well. He could introduce various chapters guiding you though the Necronomicon.
I agree. Evil Dead II redid most of the iconic moments from the first movie, plus added some of the more fun campy moments without going over the top. Those include the possessed hand and chainsaw replacement. The third movie does have some scenes that would work. The "mini-Ashes" would be a fun multiball. It also has some of the best quotes: "This is my...BOOMSTICK!", "Yo, she-bitch! Let's go!", "Shop smart, shop S-mart", "Gimme some sugar, baby.", "Honey! You got real ugly!", "You ain't leadin' but two things right now: Jack and shit, and Jack left town.", etc.
Army of Darkness really is a quote machine, love that movie... agree that Evil Dead II steps it up over Evil Dead, love them all though. I often shake my head that Sam Rami was handed the keys to the Spider-man franchise after that series of movies but not nearly as shocked as I was when Peter Jackson was given the keys to LOTR. Dead Alive and Meet the Feebles should have disqualified him from consideration, someone really saw something in these directors based on their roots.
Quoted from erak:You do realize that by the time Raimi directed Spiderman, he had already directed 14 films.
Was a writer on 10 of those films.
And was producer on 6 of those. Not including the Hercules and Xena and 8 other tv shows.
And a bunch of other credits on other Hollywood films and TV before even touching spiderman.
Pretty sure he earned it.
I do, I know his history well... and I do think he earned it... but if it were my money not sure I hand the keys over... good on those decision makers for sure. And I think Drag Me to Hell is some of his best work, love that movie.
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