Evil Ed 1995 123movies

Watch: Evil Ed 1995 123movies, Full Movie Online – Eddie Tor Swenson is a mild-mannered film editor with a wife, child, and a comfortable job editing art and drama films for a major studio. Following the suicide of their editor, heartless studio exec Sam Campbell transfers Ed to his department, the Splatter & Gore Department, to finish what the original editor was doing: editing the highly profitable but extremely violent Loose Limbs series of slashers. Sam allows Ed the use of his secluded country cottage so Ed can go about his work undisturbed, or so he thinks. The seclusion and the constant exposure to the violent nature and content of the films he’s editing start to drive Ed insane. What begins as hallucinations leads to Ed’s darker, murderous side emerging, and it puts the lives of everyone around him in danger: whether it be the film-buff studio warehouse man, or even Ed’s family….
Plot: Edward is a friendly, harmless film cutter on the culture department. After a suicide accident, he is put on the mission to cut the “Loose limbs”-series. The blood, gore and violence causes him start go insane. Edward slowly turns into EVIL ED!
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A Trip to the Video Store
Back in the age of video, when VHS was the method of weekend movie viewing, the mom and pop stores competed with major chains by offering some off the beaten track movies. These were mostly made for video features but on occasion there were movies that hadn’t fared all that well at the box office but seemed to do major business on tape. Most of these were horror films and in fact a number of directors making major movies today cut their teeth on these films. Those stores were packed with box art that caught the eye and helped to develop a cult following for a number of films. EVIL ED was one such movie.

The plot isn’t overly developed. Money hungry film executive Sam Campbell has his hands on series of slasher films called the LOOSE LIMBS series. The problem is overexposure to the films leads to homicidal tendencies. His last editor locked himself up and eventually had to be killed to get his hands back on the print. In an effort to have them toned down enough to pass censorship inspection Sam transfers mild mannered Ed Swenson to his department, Splatter & Gore, to edit the films.

Ed is sent to a home Sam has set up just for this project with the first film in hand. The more Ed watches the weirder things get. He begins hallucinating, seeing a tiny demon running around the house. With each successive film Ed watches his darker side emerges, a violent psychopathic side that comes out when people stop by and interrupt his project. The question is will he edit the film as instructed? Will it eventually drive him completely mad? And will his homicidal tendencies erupt on an unsuspecting town, including his wife and daughter? While it sounds simple, and in a way it is, the film puts on display all of those things that helped it develop the cult following that it has. The box art may have garnered the interest of gore hounds but not all movies with great cover art delivered. EVIL ED delivers on all levels. The story holds your interest and the gore level is about a 9 on a 10 scale, something gore hounds reveled in at the time and still do.

Here’s the kicker. The movie may have been released on VHS but it happened about the time that video stores were beginning to die out. This may be part of the reason that fans were scouring to find it for such a long time, rarity. Made in Sweden while there was still a censorship board at the time it was intended to make fun of that board. The film makers were ridiculed by the board at the time. It seems they’ve had the last laugh as the film has now been given a superb treatment by Arrow Video and found its way to blu-ray.

The release of this film by Arrow was greeted with glee by the horror community. Message boards and Facebook posts were agog that they now had a chance to own this film in the best way possible. Honestly Arrow Video has provided this film with so many goodies and in such great shape that it makes you wonder why major studios don’t offer as good a product on mainstream titles as they do on theirs.

First off there are two versions of the film included here. Then we get to the extras. Wow. Included is a reversible sleeve with newly commissioned artwork by Graham Humphreys, a collector’s booklet with writing by film critic James Oliver, the world premiere of the newly-extended version of the feature, the “Keep Em Heads Rolling” making of documentary, a featurette on the creation of the Special Edition cut, deleted scenes, bloopers, teasers and trailers, a still gallery and “Lost in Brainland” a never before seen extended 3 hour version of the making of documentary. Yes, a 3 hour making of which means it’s nearly twice as long as the movie itself! Let’s face it, this is not Oscar material here folks. It is plain and simple a gore filled horror film for fans of both horror and gore. It is a tribute to the movies that came from the eighties and lined the shelves of video stores everywhere. It is a poke in the eye at censors both in content and commentary in the story. For fans it will be something to sit with friends and have a good laugh over. For non-fans it will be a horror film that will test their limits. And, as always, it is more proof that Arrow Video is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to releasing films not quite mainstream but with the effort put behind it as if it were CITIZEN KANE. Kudos once more to them and their quest to be a favorite with fans.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 33 min (93 min), 1 hr 39 min (99 min) (approx) (Sweden), 1 hr 39 min (99 min) (special edition)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Comedy, Horror
Director Anders Jacobsson
Writer Anders Jacobsson, Göran Lundström, Christer Ohlsson
Actors Michael Kallaanvaara, Olof Rhodin, Hans Wilhelmsson
Country Sweden
Awards N/A
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1, 1.66 : 1
Camera Arriflex BL
Laboratory N/A
Film Length 2,538 m (Sweden)
Negative Format 16 mm
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format 35 mm