Evil Ed
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| Directed by | Anders Jacobsson |
| Written by | Anders Jacobsson Göran Lundström Christer Ohlsson |
| Produced by | Göran Lundström Anders Ek Henrik Wadling |
| Starring | Johan Rudebeck Per Löfberg Olof Rhodin |
| Cinematography | Anders Jacobsson |
| Edited by | Doc |
Production company | Smart Egg Pictures |
| Distributed by | Ardustry Home Entertainment |
Release date |
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Running time | 93 minutes |
| Country | Sweden |
| Languages | Swedish English |
| Budget | 250,000 kr |
Evil Ed is a 1997 Swedish comedy splatter film directed by Anders Jacobsson.
The film parodies and pays homage to numerous American horror classics, most notably the Evil Dead films, Halloween, The Silence of the Lambs, and The Shining.
The film is a satire towards the harsh censoring that the Swedish Statens biografbyrå (Cinemabureau of the state) ran from 1911 until halted in 1996. The bureau was dismissed in 2011, being the oldest film censoring organization in the world. The filmmakers were publicly ridiculed by the head of the Swedish Film Institute on national television.[1]
All the Swedish actors had their voices dubbed by American voice actors, mostly in a comical approach.[citation needed]
Plot
Edward Tor Swenson (Johan Rudebeck) is a film cutter for the Loose Limbs horror film series. He slowly goes insane editing the gory scenes and goes on his own rampage as Evil Ed, beating the friendly filmgeek Nick (Per Löfberg) up, taking his girlfriend hostage and having a shootout with special forces led by Gert Fylking.
Cast
- Johan Rudebeck as Edward "Eddie" Tor Swenson
- Per Löfberg as Nick
- Olof Rhodin as Sam Campbell
- Camela Leierth as Mel
- Gert Fylking as SWAT team lieutenant
- Cecilia Ljung as Barbara
- Dan Malmer as Zip
- Kim Sulocki as Dix
- Göran Lundström as Bondage Face
- Robert Dröse as Fridge Fritz
- Bill Moseley as the voice of the Loose Limbs killer
- Anders Jacobsson as Car Driver
- Kaj Steveman as Mop Boy
- Vasa as Dr. Wrech
Release
This splatter film has been released in both unrated and R-rated versions.
References
External links
- Evil Ed at IMDb
- Evil Ed at AllMovie
- Evil Ed at Rotten Tomatoes
- Evil Ed at the Swedish Film Institute Database
- Evil Ed review on Cinemassacre
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