New, Equally Terrifying Green Band Trailer For Evil Dead
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New, Equally Terrifying Green Band Trailer For Evil Dead

So far two red band trailers for Evil Dead have been released, showing some of the the goriest footage ever seen in a preview. Now we have the first green band trailer, and although it may be considered appropriate enough to show to wide audiences, it definitely isn't any less terrifying than the first two trailers we've seen.
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So far two red band trailers for Evil Dead have been released, showing some of the the goriest footage ever seen in a preview. Now we have the first green band trailer, and although it may be considered appropriate enough to show to wide audiences, it definitely isn’t any less terrifying than the first two trailers we’ve seen.

Sure, this trailer doesn’t have any girls on fire or anyone’s tongue getting cut in half, but we do get to see more of the woods in action as well as the same fear in the eyes of the occupants of the cabin.

Considering how director Fede Alvarez isn’t holding back in the gore department, this trailer must have every second of “trailer safe” footage. Alvarez has even made the claim that he wanted the final scene to be the bloodiest of all-time and he thinks he succeeded. Regardless of whether or not he makes good on that promise, it’ll still surely be a complet gore-fest, ranking with the best horror scenes of all time. Alvarez also has made the claim that no CGI was used in the film, meaning all the blood and guts we see were done with traditional effects, making them all the more scarring.

At this point, if this film isn’t your most anticipated horror flick of 2013 there’s something seriously wrong. Everything we’ve seen so far has pointed toward a absolutely brilliant re-imagining of the original film, pushing the limits of what we’ve seen from the genre before.

The film hits theaters April 12th and stars Jane Levy, Shiloh Fernandez, Elizabeth Blackmore, Lou Taylor Pucci, and Jessica Lucas.

What do you think of this new trailer? Are you as excited for Evil Dead as I am? Check out the trailer below and then share your thoughts in the comments section.

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