When it was initially being made, though, director Sam Raimi absolutely hated the name of The Evil Dead, and didn't think it would work.
is now recognized as one of the most iconic and beloved horror franchises in the genre. When it was initially released, though, director Sam Raimi absolutely hated the name., a film that he said was initially called. According to Raimi, though, an agent sat down producer Robert G. Tapert, star Bruce Campbell, and himself and said they were changing the name due to how much it’d cost to advertise.,” said Raimi.
Raimi then revealed that the word “Dead’ could stay in the title, but would have to be replaced by one other word, either “101%” or “Evil.” According to the filmmaker, he thought both were stupid and joked about how something can’t be evil, or,” Raimi recalled. “I thought, ‘But those are the worst two titles I’ve ever heard in my life!Thankfully for Raimi, fans were fine with the name, and the film itself.
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