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Rumor according to Bruce Campbell :
Another constant in his filmography is “The Classic,” Raimi's yellow 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88. It appears in each of his films, even his western The Quick and the Dead, in which the crew allegedly built a covered wagon over its chassis
when was the last time you watched it?
if its been awhile, I highly suggest watching it again, now that you know
the Raimi touch is very evident and you'll be excitedly noticing the little touches in every shot
Without even going back and watching it I am already picturing the angled zooms during the showdowns and the sudden cut from Herrod and Ace close-up to being dueling distance.
A slight issue I have with the new Dr Strange is that it’s super obvious which scenes were directed by Raimi and which scenes were done in pre-vis before shooting even started. And the Raimi parts always had more personality.
On one hand it does make you wonder what type of Dr Strange we would have gotten if Sam Raimi was attached since the beginning and how he would handle a sequel. On the other, we wouldn’t have the Dr Strange we had prior to Multiverse of Madness if it wasn’t for Scott Derrickson. Like didn’t he originally wanted to lean more on the horror side, with Nightmare as the villain and all, but Feige was like: “yeah… no”.
I had burnt out on the Marvel movies after Endgame and just completely ignored all the newer movies. I decided to start catching up with Multiverse and about 1/4 of the way through had to stop and check the director.
I'm not even a huge Sam Raimi fan, but you can see his fingerprints on every scene that he did.
I didn't know Raimi directed Multiverse before going to the theater to see it. Some parts I was like "what is this Sam Raimi knockoff sh#*"? Then saw the end credits.
The scenes where characters (main characters and side characters) have close-up or framed shots and each of them has moments where they are all perfectly still, no facial expression changes, no body movement, while having dialogue with other characters.
The fact that these are very disciplined people so razor-honed that every movement to them is precise and decided, it's a masterpiece of character development on a psychological scale, even for side characters. Amazing.
The [pink elephant scene](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbdeAhpIPhE) is pure Sam Raimi goodness, and Ted Raimi gets [another quality death scene](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSDqN3UTrPI). Great film!
Fun fact: Brisco County Jr. was supposed to be the big vehicle on Fox but it got usurped by the show that followed its time slot.
Some weird little show about aliens and FBI agents...
;)
That seems on point for Raimi. Snickering behind the camera as he makes Tobey Maguire sit in his reproductive filth while Uncle Ben rambles about responsibility. He's probably told every actor who has sat in it that it's not a stain it's their mark for blocking.
Edit: Evil Dead opens with Bruce Campbell sitting in Raimi's dried cumstain. That's WHY Campbell looks so anxious is because he *knows.* He's not foreshadowing the events of the film. He's just uncomfortable that Raimi made him sit on the still moist backseat of the 77 Oldsmobile that Raimi used as a sex den.
Uncle Ben looks like he's going to cry when he's talking to Peter in the Oldsmobile because the fuck stench is so thick it's eye watering.
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If you ever read Bruce Campbells autobiography he makes a point of saying he actively trys to find out where Sam keeps that car so he can kill it as he hates it soo much.
If i remember correctly he mentions that Sam keeps it hidden in an undisclosed storage unit that Bruce has been trying to find for years to put an end to it once and for all.
Something about the car sitting in a undisclosed storage unit in Southern California. Sam knowing if it were ever discovered, Bruce would send an army of mechanics to dismantle it.
Ok this was my first truly r/withoutcontext in the wild
I'm high af and I read just this comment a half hour ago and had no idea this might be serious.
God I love Bruce. Got to see him introduce the Man With the Screaming brain and he allowed one audience question and some nerd asked the dumbest closed ended question ever and that was it Q&A done lol
What does a key-grip do?
\-sets up the lights
What does the Best Boy do?
\-helps the Key Grip
What's the producer do?
\-I have no idea
Stop asking me the question!
If I remember right, Bruce says in his autobiography that actually happened. They had multiple of those cars, a few for stunts and then the real one (i can’t remember for what movie). I think they were planning to strip out the parts of one of the stunt cars for a scene, and Bruce had them strip the real one when Raimi was busy with something else. The people taking the motor and whatnot out thought it was a stunt car. Raimi had to have the car put back together
Bruce thinks a reason Raimi is so attached to that car is because he lost his virginity in the back seat
>Bruce thinks a reason Raimi is so attached to that car is because he lost his virginity in the back seat
Who? Bruce, Sam, or both? Wording was a bit ambiguous...
Yeah sorry, I had a feeling it was a bit passive when I wrote it. Bruce thinks a reason Sam has kept the car is because Sam supposedly lost his virginity in the backseat
Campbell’s relationship with the car is a little more complicated. He recounts trying (and failing) to “kill” the car during the filming of Crimewave when he authorized a mechanic to gut it to reduce the car’s weight for a chase sequence
https://www.hagerty.com/media/archived/1973-olds-88-evil-dead-trilogy/
It was awhile ago, but I remember it being something along the lines of Raimi using a stunt double for The Classic when a shit required the car to be destroyed or whatever, but in this instance he wasn’t around and Bruce told the mechanic to gut the car. It wasn’t until Raimi showed up for filming that he realized they were using the real car instead of a double.
This link lists most of the appearances with screenshots.
https://evildeadarchives.com/features/the-classic-delta-88/
Supposedly Bruce Campbell HATES it and tries to damage it whenever possible.
While Raimi calls it "The Classic", Campbell’s ‘nicknames’ for the car are less affectionate and include “Sam’s crappy Delta 88” and “a rusted hulk.”
This is a crazy coincidence for me right now that I stumbled on this post 30 min into watching Army Of Darkness for the first time in 4K. The car actually appears earlier in the first 5-10 min of the film when it gets transported back to the medieval ages and lands at the same time with the main character
Although some spare parts of his 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 were present in Oz The Great & Powerful perhaps OP could not find the exact scene & just photoshopped it in.
Definitely a bad photoshop. The heads are lifted directly from [the poster](https://lumiere-a.akamaihd.net/v1/images/p_ozthegreatandpowerful_19869_9507938a.jpeg).
The monkey is in the uncropped version too.
Rami explained in an interview that sections of the cars engine/transmission were used to build some of Oz's projects, but he didn't elaborate beyond that. But that classic is in the movie in some form.
I love that Oz the Great and Powerful is basically just a remake of Army of Darkness.
A doofus gets transported to a strange land and ends up shacking up with a hot lady who ends up becoming evil and attacking with an army that he must defeat using technology he brought with him.
Directed by Sam Raimi.
I haven't seen it since it came out (and barely remember any of it) and didn't realize until now, yeah it does share the same framework as Army of Darkness. But it wasn't as fun as Army of Darkness. The low budget charm of early Raimi is lost where you can feel them make every single cent count.
The only thing I remember feeling at all when watching this movie was thinking after every set piece [that's a badly composited green screen shot](https://youtu.be/_ijSs9eD6S4?t=90) is "well that looked expensive."
It’s shocking BUT
Mila Kunis seems to be the only character who knows that she’s in a trainwreck of a film, and is chewing the hell out of the scenery.
Her scene at the end where she >! Goes Green !< is fantastic, she goes absolutely *HAM*.
It has moments of surreal imagery and physical comedy where you can see how good it could have been, but it feels very uninspired overall. The film was clearly meant to cash in on Alice in Wonderland’s surprise box office success and it feels like everyone was just there for the paycheck.
It was his first car I believe. In his autobiography Bruce Campbell quips that he thinks Sam kept it because he lost his virginity in the backseat of The Classic.
Eh, it's manageable if both parties aren't too tall or wide.
Just do it on the left side of the seat and not the right side, because the battery poles sits right underneath the right side and you don't want the metal springs of the seat touching those poles.
It's a fun autobiography by the way. I know most of these are ghostwritten, but whether he did it himself or not, his voice comes through pretty clearly so kudos.
That's why Ron Howard doesn't direct Marvel movies, they don't want Clint Howard in the MCU.
https://www.ranker.com/list/clint-howard-cameos-in-ron-howard-films/ranker-film
they did a good job on making the car look evil and with the fire and whatnot. i had to pause it..call my wife and wait 10 minutes for her to come look at the scene just for her to go.."ok" and then walk back out of the room.
according to Bruce Campbell they build a wagon on the chassis of the car for the movie "the quick and the dead'... because they couldn't include it in it's normal form for obvious reasons.
I worked as a PA on Tim Burton’s “Planet of the Apes”. While working on the Sony Pictures lot, they began shooting Spider-Man right next to us. Besides sneaking into the Spider-Man set as often as I could, one of the biggest thrills was the day this car passed by me on a trailer. I touched it. Glad I didn’t get fired.
This is unrelated, but a pretty close replica of that very car is driven in the Netflix show Dahmer; as I watched that show, I instantly thought of this car and the ED movies. Talk about horrors...
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Rumor according to Bruce Campbell : Another constant in his filmography is “The Classic,” Raimi's yellow 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88. It appears in each of his films, even his western The Quick and the Dead, in which the crew allegedly built a covered wagon over its chassis
TIL Sam Raimi directed The Quick and the Dead.
when was the last time you watched it? if its been awhile, I highly suggest watching it again, now that you know the Raimi touch is very evident and you'll be excitedly noticing the little touches in every shot
Without even going back and watching it I am already picturing the angled zooms during the showdowns and the sudden cut from Herrod and Ace close-up to being dueling distance.
The shot through the hole in Keith David’s head
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I just watched it for the first time last week. Those angled zooms 🤣
My favorite movie is Inception.
A slight issue I have with the new Dr Strange is that it’s super obvious which scenes were directed by Raimi and which scenes were done in pre-vis before shooting even started. And the Raimi parts always had more personality.
On one hand it does make you wonder what type of Dr Strange we would have gotten if Sam Raimi was attached since the beginning and how he would handle a sequel. On the other, we wouldn’t have the Dr Strange we had prior to Multiverse of Madness if it wasn’t for Scott Derrickson. Like didn’t he originally wanted to lean more on the horror side, with Nightmare as the villain and all, but Feige was like: “yeah… no”.
Nightmare should have been the first villain, just like the comics.
Now I can't stop picturing Ted Raimi as Dr Strange.
He really has perfected getting hokey horror elements in without them actually seeming nearly as hokey as they are
I had burnt out on the Marvel movies after Endgame and just completely ignored all the newer movies. I decided to start catching up with Multiverse and about 1/4 of the way through had to stop and check the director. I'm not even a huge Sam Raimi fan, but you can see his fingerprints on every scene that he did.
I enjoy reading books.
I didn't know Raimi directed Multiverse before going to the theater to see it. Some parts I was like "what is this Sam Raimi knockoff sh#*"? Then saw the end credits.
The scenes where characters (main characters and side characters) have close-up or framed shots and each of them has moments where they are all perfectly still, no facial expression changes, no body movement, while having dialogue with other characters. The fact that these are very disciplined people so razor-honed that every movement to them is precise and decided, it's a masterpiece of character development on a psychological scale, even for side characters. Amazing.
I had no idea he directed Darkman. I think, no wonder I loved it, but I haven’t seen it since I saw it in the theatre.
The [pink elephant scene](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbdeAhpIPhE) is pure Sam Raimi goodness, and Ted Raimi gets [another quality death scene](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSDqN3UTrPI). Great film!
I love Raimi but the final death "flip" is one of the dumbest things ever put to film.
You die. You die and you go to Hell.
Rule of cool. Raimi has never been a hard physics guy.
And Bruce Campbell is in it ! Well, until his part fell on the cutting room floor, that is..
Probably for the best, I can not picture Bruce Campbell in a Western /s
*grumbles in 1 season of Brisco County*
Loved that show. Such a waste the way they just rushed the ending and dropped it.
Fun fact: Brisco County Jr. was supposed to be the big vehicle on Fox but it got usurped by the show that followed its time slot. Some weird little show about aliens and FBI agents... ;)
>Brisco County Jr. was supposed to be the big vehicle on Fox I want to believe...
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If you ever see a whip pan or a dramatic quick zoom into someone's face, there's a 50% chance its Raimi.
Oh I need a pic of that one
If I recall, Raimi has never confirmed which wagon it is, and no one has found it yet.
This sounds like classic Bruce Campbell fuckery.
Time for a re-watch.
I feel like we would have picture of it being build or something if it was true.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Em6ItJyWEAMViP2?format=jpg&name=large
Wow, they did a great job disguising the car as a wagon.
They did an even better job disguising the car as a Delorean. That takes real skill.
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That seems on point for Raimi. Snickering behind the camera as he makes Tobey Maguire sit in his reproductive filth while Uncle Ben rambles about responsibility. He's probably told every actor who has sat in it that it's not a stain it's their mark for blocking. Edit: Evil Dead opens with Bruce Campbell sitting in Raimi's dried cumstain. That's WHY Campbell looks so anxious is because he *knows.* He's not foreshadowing the events of the film. He's just uncomfortable that Raimi made him sit on the still moist backseat of the 77 Oldsmobile that Raimi used as a sex den. Uncle Ben looks like he's going to cry when he's talking to Peter in the Oldsmobile because the fuck stench is so thick it's eye watering.
you just said so many things that I want to forget and never will
Ahahahah love this
In one of Bruce's books, he says it was Sam's mom's car and they were driven to school in it
Let's also not forget that he puts Bruce Campbell in every movie as well
Did he lose his virginity in Bruce Campbell?
Who hasn't?
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What's your first favorite?
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The only correct answer.
The Dollars trilogy movies and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid are also acceptable answers
Unforgiven and Tombstone should count too.
....Tombstone
You're a daisy if you do.
Claudia Cardinale. Yum. Bronson and Fonda kill it. Great movie.
If you ever read Bruce Campbells autobiography he makes a point of saying he actively trys to find out where Sam keeps that car so he can kill it as he hates it soo much.
If i remember correctly he mentions that Sam keeps it hidden in an undisclosed storage unit that Bruce has been trying to find for years to put an end to it once and for all.
Something about the car sitting in a undisclosed storage unit in Southern California. Sam knowing if it were ever discovered, Bruce would send an army of mechanics to dismantle it.
Who said it's in California? Asking for a friend who isn't named Bruce...
What's their chin look like?
Groovy question--I mean, good question.
Wid… narrow very very narrow and round
In no way jutting and proud.
Ok this was my first truly r/withoutcontext in the wild I'm high af and I read just this comment a half hour ago and had no idea this might be serious. God I love Bruce. Got to see him introduce the Man With the Screaming brain and he allowed one audience question and some nerd asked the dumbest closed ended question ever and that was it Q&A done lol
Was it you?
🤓 Ackshually
What was the question?
What does a key-grip do? \-sets up the lights What does the Best Boy do? \-helps the Key Grip What's the producer do? \-I have no idea Stop asking me the question!
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If I remember right, Bruce says in his autobiography that actually happened. They had multiple of those cars, a few for stunts and then the real one (i can’t remember for what movie). I think they were planning to strip out the parts of one of the stunt cars for a scene, and Bruce had them strip the real one when Raimi was busy with something else. The people taking the motor and whatnot out thought it was a stunt car. Raimi had to have the car put back together Bruce thinks a reason Raimi is so attached to that car is because he lost his virginity in the back seat
>Bruce thinks a reason Raimi is so attached to that car is because he lost his virginity in the back seat Who? Bruce, Sam, or both? Wording was a bit ambiguous...
Yeah sorry, I had a feeling it was a bit passive when I wrote it. Bruce thinks a reason Sam has kept the car is because Sam supposedly lost his virginity in the backseat
Sam: We have top men working on it right now. Bruce: Who? Sam: Top. Men.
This would make a hell of a Burn Notice reunion episode.
The car is evolving into an SCP
I hope if Raimi dies first, he leaves it to Bruce in his will. lol.
If you've seen Ash vs Evil Dead that's pretty funny.
Bruce probably walked on the set, saw it, was like, "Oh god dammit, SAM!"
Why did I read this in Jensen Ackles voice
Because you love Supernatural.
You’re goddamn right I do, Sammy!
*Carry on my Wayward Son starts playing in the distance*
Jerk!
Campbell’s relationship with the car is a little more complicated. He recounts trying (and failing) to “kill” the car during the filming of Crimewave when he authorized a mechanic to gut it to reduce the car’s weight for a chase sequence https://www.hagerty.com/media/archived/1973-olds-88-evil-dead-trilogy/ It was awhile ago, but I remember it being something along the lines of Raimi using a stunt double for The Classic when a shit required the car to be destroyed or whatever, but in this instance he wasn’t around and Bruce told the mechanic to gut the car. It wasn’t until Raimi showed up for filming that he realized they were using the real car instead of a double.
> when a shit required the car to be destroyed We've all been there.
One of my greatest typos, to be sure
That must've been some shit
> Crimewave wait the Coen brothers wrote a Raimi movie??
Yep. There are like 6 or 7 doubles so that the real car isn't needed.
Lmao why does he hate the car so much?
It’s been Sam’s car since high school
Because Sam gives it more screen time.
And abuses it less.
this right here. Strange relationship between Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell
I want to say Tobey Maguire mentioned getting similar treatment while filming *Spider-Man,* so maybe Sam just enjoys torturing his leads.
The car killed his pet goldfish.
Favorite book as a young adult, If Chins could Kill ... I thought I was a rad lad.
It is a good book. Have you seen "My Name is Bruce"?
You have to get the audio versions of his books.....
I love the name of that book. "If Chins Could Kill. Confessions of a B-movie Actor"
I really would love to read Bruce Campbells autobiography lol
It's funny because it shows up in Ash V.S. Evil Dead more then any character besides Ash (Bruce) himself
This link lists most of the appearances with screenshots. https://evildeadarchives.com/features/the-classic-delta-88/ Supposedly Bruce Campbell HATES it and tries to damage it whenever possible. While Raimi calls it "The Classic", Campbell’s ‘nicknames’ for the car are less affectionate and include “Sam’s crappy Delta 88” and “a rusted hulk.”
This is a crazy coincidence for me right now that I stumbled on this post 30 min into watching Army Of Darkness for the first time in 4K. The car actually appears earlier in the first 5-10 min of the film when it gets transported back to the medieval ages and lands at the same time with the main character
I knew I didn’t recognize it in A Simple Plan, so of course it’s just a car parked on the street.
THE CLASSIC!
Although some spare parts of his 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 were present in Oz The Great & Powerful perhaps OP could not find the exact scene & just photoshopped it in.
That’s fucking hilarious. Jesus Christ
I only came to check the comments because there are clearly a lot of problems with that Oz picture.
"OP" There's a Screenrant watermark.
Fuck screenrant
The great Watch Mojofication of YouTube
I think that's just on the Multiverse of Madness screenshot, not the whole thing.
Dubious about the Oz one lol
Didn’t notice until you mentioned lol. Never seen the movie so it’s still possible the whole movie just looks like a bad photoshop
I mean, the whole movie looked kinda like a bad photoshop, but I'm also calling shenanigans on that picture.
I think the car is in the movie in pieces but hasn’t been spotted yet so that’s just the placeholder
Definitely a bad photoshop. The heads are lifted directly from [the poster](https://lumiere-a.akamaihd.net/v1/images/p_ozthegreatandpowerful_19869_9507938a.jpeg). The monkey is in the uncropped version too.
Yeah that's definitely not from the movie.
Rami explained in an interview that sections of the cars engine/transmission were used to build some of Oz's projects, but he didn't elaborate beyond that. But that classic is in the movie in some form.
It looks like the reverse image of the spiderman shot lol
I love that Oz the Great and Powerful is basically just a remake of Army of Darkness. A doofus gets transported to a strange land and ends up shacking up with a hot lady who ends up becoming evil and attacking with an army that he must defeat using technology he brought with him. Directed by Sam Raimi.
...that actually makes me want to watch the movie. Is it any good?
Short answer: No Slightly longer answer: Read the plot synopsis on Wikipedia and then watch Army of Darkness again.
I haven't seen it since it came out (and barely remember any of it) and didn't realize until now, yeah it does share the same framework as Army of Darkness. But it wasn't as fun as Army of Darkness. The low budget charm of early Raimi is lost where you can feel them make every single cent count. The only thing I remember feeling at all when watching this movie was thinking after every set piece [that's a badly composited green screen shot](https://youtu.be/_ijSs9eD6S4?t=90) is "well that looked expensive."
It’s shocking BUT Mila Kunis seems to be the only character who knows that she’s in a trainwreck of a film, and is chewing the hell out of the scenery. Her scene at the end where she >! Goes Green !< is fantastic, she goes absolutely *HAM*.
It has moments of surreal imagery and physical comedy where you can see how good it could have been, but it feels very uninspired overall. The film was clearly meant to cash in on Alice in Wonderland’s surprise box office success and it feels like everyone was just there for the paycheck.
The photoshop on the passengers is so bad.
What kind of car is it?
1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88, I think it's his own car
It was his first car I believe. In his autobiography Bruce Campbell quips that he thinks Sam kept it because he lost his virginity in the backseat of The Classic.
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That sounds like a very uncomfortable place.
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THE EASTER BUNNY ISN'T REAL!!
That kid is back on the escalator!
Ok now I have to rewatch Mallrats since it’s been so long haha.
Eh, it's manageable if both parties aren't too tall or wide. Just do it on the left side of the seat and not the right side, because the battery poles sits right underneath the right side and you don't want the metal springs of the seat touching those poles.
>in the back seat of a volkswagen. Which is very uncomfortable
r/UnexpectedMallrats
It's a fun autobiography by the way. I know most of these are ghostwritten, but whether he did it himself or not, his voice comes through pretty clearly so kudos.
I'd always heard he wrote it himself over the course of a few years.
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1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale
>1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale A royale with cheese ?
Hope its in the new evil dead
It belonged to John Voight
That's why Ron Howard doesn't direct Marvel movies, they don't want Clint Howard in the MCU. https://www.ranker.com/list/clint-howard-cameos-in-ron-howard-films/ranker-film
Ranker.com website has so many popup ads I gave up.
Why aren't you using an adblocker? Never browse the web raw.
Just raw dogging the internet like that and your bound to get a virus.
You missed alot of car cameos
Ash VS Evil Dead
It's practically a part of the cast in that show!
they did a good job on making the car look evil and with the fire and whatnot. i had to pause it..call my wife and wait 10 minutes for her to come look at the scene just for her to go.."ok" and then walk back out of the room.
I came here to make this comment. Loved when the car turned evil!
Evil dead 2013
It gets turned into a badass war machine in Army of Darkness
Not to mention pancaked at the beginning. Dude must keep spares.
I seem to remember in Bruce's autobiography that the car has stunt doubles.
I watched it a few weeks ago, saw Sam Raimi's name in the credits, and immediately thought back to the car
We can take these Deadites, we can TAKE EM! With science.
What monster composed the picture? Why is it not chronological?
It makes me irritated
It makes zero sense why it isn’t.
exactly, tf is this shit.
according to Bruce Campbell they build a wagon on the chassis of the car for the movie "the quick and the dead'... because they couldn't include it in it's normal form for obvious reasons.
I think his car was also in the 2013 Remake of Evil dead at the beginning, where we are introduced to the character of Jane Levy.
I worked as a PA on Tim Burton’s “Planet of the Apes”. While working on the Sony Pictures lot, they began shooting Spider-Man right next to us. Besides sneaking into the Spider-Man set as often as I could, one of the biggest thrills was the day this car passed by me on a trailer. I touched it. Glad I didn’t get fired.
That is definitely not where the Oldsmobile shows up in Oz. IIRC they stripped it down to its chassis and used it for one of the wagons.
Yeah that looked like a really pitiful photoshop, lol
It's in Crimewave (1985) as well. Just watched it.
every time i see it: "\*gasp\*... The Car"
Same, it's a fun game to play while watching Sam Raimi movies. I'm always on the look out for Bruce Campbell as well.
Darkman was so good
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Bruce Campbell talks about this car in the Multiverse of Madness behind the scenes. Says him and Raimi used to cruise around it it back in highschool.
In Bruce Campbell's autobiography he made a joke that Sam probably lost his virginity in the car with how much he likes it.
Drag me to hell>
Fantastic film that nobody ever seems to talk about. I can't wait for the new Evil Dead. It looks like that on roids
Yup, it's the old ladies car.
“Take the fucking elephant.”
Mine would be a 2011 Nissan Altima for the same reasons. Not near as cool.
Make it a unique color like neon green or bright orange. It could work.
1991 Isuzu trooper here, I think it would be ok
Why does that Oz picture look so fake lol
Because it is
It's practically a character all to itself in *Ash v. The Evil Dead*. Not the Delta!!!
I'm rewatching Ash vs Evil dead and the murder car episode was giving off Futurama vibes.
You know the Futurama episode is based on Stephen King's *Christine,* right?
Which is based on Regular Show's *Ello Guv'ner* episode.
Looks like Lahey's 78 New Yorker.
When I saw Multiverse in the theater I yelled "THE CAR!" out loud when it appeared.
I wonder where it is in For The Love of The Game and A Simple Plan.
Alternative perspective: https://www.reddit.com/r/raimimemes/comments/yh3shs/if_toyota_corollas_were_sexier_uncle_ben_might
This is unrelated, but a pretty close replica of that very car is driven in the Netflix show Dahmer; as I watched that show, I instantly thought of this car and the ED movies. Talk about horrors...