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Evil Dead Trap (1988)

Evil Dead Trap (1988)
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Toshiharu Ikeda directed this provocative horror film which spawned two sequels. Miyuki Ono stars as Nami, a talk-show hostess who receives a grotesque snuff video in the mail. She is outraged as she sees a young woman horribly murdered on the tape, complete with a truly foul sequence in which a blade is graphically plunged into the victim's eyeball. With her crew, Nami decides to track down the killer, leading her to an abandoned factory where her crew is repulsively slaughtered one by one. The outlandish ending depicts a man giving birth to his own split personality. Fumi Katsuragi, Hitomi Kobayashi, and Eriko Nakagawa co-star in this sickening but riveting slasher, which closely imitates Italian thrillers by Dario Argento and Lamberto Bava in style. The unrelated Shiryo No Wana 2: Hideki (1991) followed. All three films in the series were written by Takashi Ishii. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi

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Starring:
Miyuki Ono
Director(s):
Toshiharu Ikeda
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Evil Dead Trap

Toshiharu Ikeda directed this provocative horror film which spawned two sequels. Miyuki Ono stars as Nami, a talk-show hostess who receives a grotesque snuff video in the mail. She is outraged as she sees a young woman horribly murdered on the tape, complete with a truly foul sequence in which a blade is graphically plunged into the victim's eyeball. With her crew, Nami decides to track down the killer, leading her to an abandoned factory where her crew is repulsively slaughtered one by one. The outlandish ending depicts a man giving birth to his own split personality. Fumi Katsuragi, Hitomi Kobayashi, and Eriko Nakagawa co-star in this sickening but riveting slasher, which closely imitates Italian thrillers by Dario Argento and Lamberto Bava in style. The unrelated Shiryo No Wana 2: Hideki (1991) followed. All three films in the series were written by Takashi Ishii. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi

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Director(s):
Toshiharu Ikeda
Writer(s):
Takashi Ishii
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    Chris W.

    I liked watching this flick as it was pretty reminiscent of American 80's horror, and a pretty good effort by the Japanese. Some creepy scenes, and decent gore. The ending is a little weird, but it took me by surprise - I'll give it that. One thing that I think would have helped this movie would have been to make it shorter, by like 20-25 minutes. Some scenes in the second half drag a little.

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    Richard M.

    This one is a must view for any real HORROR fan . I won`t give away the fun, But will say this much GET IT WHILE YOU CAN !

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    Jaime E.

    Not a good example of Japanese horror. This movie was boring and it made no sense. Luckily I forgot most of it after viewing. Anybody dumb enough to spend an entire day in an abandoned factory where a snuff film was made is dumb enough to get killed.

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