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A mild-mannered film editor is assigned to cut a series of infamous slasher films and is driven murderously insane by the miles of extremely violent footage he edits.A mild-mannered film editor is assigned to cut a series of infamous slasher films and is driven murderously insane by the miles of extremely violent footage he edits.A mild-mannered film editor is assigned to cut a series of infamous slasher films and is driven murderously insane by the miles of extremely violent footage he edits.
Estelle Milbourne
- Girl at Splatter & Gore Department
- (as Estelle Milburne)
- …
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You know those films that are blatantly awful but you can't help but love them? Well that's what Evil Ed is, possibly the best awful film in the world. The sound is rubbish, the dubbing is crap, the screenplay is nonsense and the special effects are pap. However, I can't help but love this film dearly and I have recommended it to at least 50 people over the years. Sam Campbell (or the guy who plays him) should be featured on the Actor's Studio series as he is that memorable. Possibly the greatest movie villain not named Tony Montana. Seriously, if you don't expect a lot then you won't be disappointed. Keep a light-hearted approach to watching this film and you'll soon rate it a ten afterwards.
- simon_tyers
- Jun 1, 2006
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- TriviaIt took five years to make this movie which started as a short film project. All the trailers and "films-in-the-film"-scenes was the first sequences to be filmed.
- GoofsWhen the policeman is shot, and claims that Ed made a "nice shot", he's got blood on his face. But when he falls over on the floor, the blood is gone.
- Quotes
Sam Campbell: Where's my beaver-rape scene?
- Crazy creditsThe characters and events in this motion picture are fictional, any similarity to actual persons living, dead, undead, living dead, re-animated or ressurrected is purely coincidel.
- Alternate versionsAvailable in both R and unrated versions.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Sleepwalker (2000)
- SoundtracksFight it back
Written by E-type and Mud (as E-typ and Mud)
Performed by E-type
Produced by Denniz Pop
Courtesy of Stockholm Records 1995
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- SEK 250,000 (estimated)
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