Hey all, my names Bradley and for a recent Uni research task I have been given the following question to answer 'Raimi, is he back to his best?'.
Now to start with I know of Sam Raimi but have never been a huge fan myself, with a question such as this the research and answer given is going to be very opinionated. Hence why I wanted to make a post of this forum and get your input as to your opinions of the matter.
What I'm really interested in is the following: with the fact that Sam Raimi first found fame with his iconic film trilogy the Evil Dead, he then moved onto more mainstream cinema and focused less on the horror genre, making films such as The Quick and the Dead (1995), A Simple Plan (1998), For Love of the Game (1999) and The Gift (2000) and then onto the Spider Man trilogy (2002-2007).
But now that he has directed a TV horror series called 'Ash vs Evil Dead', which is directly aimed at an adult audience and based after the original Evil Dead Trilogy, do you feel as though Sam Raimi has gone back to his original roots with the horror genre? Do you feel as though he is back to his best?
All opinions are welcomed! And anything else you wish to say on the matter, just please bare in mind that I will be using the responses within my University document, so by posting you are giving me permission to use your response within my document.
Cheers and I hope to get lots of opinions from you all!
Now to start with I know of Sam Raimi but have never been a huge fan myself, with a question such as this the research and answer given is going to be very opinionated. Hence why I wanted to make a post of this forum and get your input as to your opinions of the matter.
What I'm really interested in is the following: with the fact that Sam Raimi first found fame with his iconic film trilogy the Evil Dead, he then moved onto more mainstream cinema and focused less on the horror genre, making films such as The Quick and the Dead (1995), A Simple Plan (1998), For Love of the Game (1999) and The Gift (2000) and then onto the Spider Man trilogy (2002-2007).
But now that he has directed a TV horror series called 'Ash vs Evil Dead', which is directly aimed at an adult audience and based after the original Evil Dead Trilogy, do you feel as though Sam Raimi has gone back to his original roots with the horror genre? Do you feel as though he is back to his best?
All opinions are welcomed! And anything else you wish to say on the matter, just please bare in mind that I will be using the responses within my University document, so by posting you are giving me permission to use your response within my document.
Cheers and I hope to get lots of opinions from you all!