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01Dec2009
Dates and Locations for 'Evil Dead' Re-Release
Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at 4:06AM
Remember about a month ago when we told you The Evil Dead would soon be returning to theaters? It'll be a limited run arriving first in Minneapolis on January 8th, with Grindhouse Releasing getting the nod of approval from Sam Raimi, producer Robert Tapert, and Bruce Campbell for the relaunch.

Bloody Disgusting had the most up-to-date list of dates, which as of now runs through May, symbolic of the way independent horror movies and other cult films had to be released nationwide, weekend-by-weekend without a major nationwide campaign. And the best way to see an old horror classic is definitely on the big screen, before home video or cable was much of an option.
Talking about the re-release, Campbell said in a statement, “Nothing can prepare an audience for what they are about to see, because nothing punishes an audience like Evil Dead - especially on the big screen. I’m really glad it’s back. People are
gonna be hurt.”
Here are the cities that have been announced:
January 8-9:
Uptown Theatre, Minneapolis January 15-16:
Esquire Theatre, Denver
January 29-30:
Sunshine Cinema, New York February 5-6:
Egyptian Theatre, Seattle February 19-20:
River Oaks Theatre, Houston February 26-27:
Inwood, Dallas March 5:
Nuart Theatre, Los Angeles May 22
Hudson Horrorshow, Poughkipsie, NY

Uptown Theatre, Minneapolis January 15-16:
Esquire Theatre, Denver
January 29-30:
Sunshine Cinema, New York February 5-6:
Egyptian Theatre, Seattle February 19-20:
River Oaks Theatre, Houston February 26-27:
Inwood, Dallas March 5:
Nuart Theatre, Los Angeles May 22
Hudson Horrorshow, Poughkipsie, NY
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Reader Comments (4)
Lucky sods..only wish cinema's in the UK had the brains to do something like this, some of them do now and then..just not very often and not any classic movies!
No wonder i want to move to the USA lol
No AZ love? Come on Boyd, get to work and get AZ some Evil Dead on the big screen.
I'm hurt it's not coming to Phoenix
Houston FTW!