Evil Head

Evil Head
DVD released by Burning Angel
Directed by	Doug Sakmann
Produced by	Joanna Angel Mitch Fontaine
Screenplay by	Joanna Angel Doug Sakmann
Based on	The Evil Dead  by Sam Raimi
Starring	Kleio Danny Wylde Joanna Angel Tommy Pistol Veruca James Dana DeArmond
Music by	Mr. 19
Cinematography	Mike Quasar
Edited by	Sonny Malone
Production company	Burning Angel
Distributed by	Burning Angel
Release dates	October 24, 2012 (2012-10-24) (United States)
Running time	147 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Evil Head is a 2012 pornographic horror film written and directed by Doug Sakmann, and co-written by Joanna Angel. It is based on the 1981 film The Evil Dead and its two sequels.

Plot

For their vacation, Ash, his wife Linda, their friend Scotty, and his wife Shelly travel to an apparently abandoned cabin in the woods. In the cabin, the quartet finds a recorder, audio reels, and an old book. Scotty plays one of the reels, which were made by the cabin's owners, Professor Raymond Knowby, and his wife Henrietta. The reel reveals the professor and his wife were working on translating the book, a seemingly demonic sex guide known as the Necronomicum Ex-Mortis. While reciting a mantra he found in the Necronomicum, Knowby seemingly went insane, laughing maniacally as he repeated the words over and over again, summoning an evil force that shatters one of the cabin's windows.

The group ignores the broken window, and while Shelly goes to lie down, Ash, Linda and Scotty have a threesome in a bedroom. Shelly walks in on the three, and distraught over Scotty's infidelity, runs out into the forest, where she is violated by possessed trees, turning her into a "Deadite". Shelly returns to the cabin, knocks Ash out, and stabs Linda with a piece of bark she pulls out of her vagina, infecting the other woman with the evil. Shelly proceeds to seduce Scotty, have sex with him, and rip his throat and testicles out.

When Shelly tries to attack Linda, Ash fends her off with a fireplace poker, and locks her in the cellar, but she escapes, and begins having sex with the now demonic Linda. Aroused by the sight of the two Deadites going at each other, Ash tries fingering Shelly, causing his hand to become possessed. Ash is forced to cut his hand off with a chainsaw, which he then uses to kill Shelly by forcing her "ride" the blade.

Linda, who has returned to normal, confronts Ash with a locket identical to the one he had earlier given her. Inside the locket is a picture of Ash having sex with another woman, which angers Linda to the point that she becomes a Deadite again. Ash and Linda wind up having sex, and afterward Ash beheads Linda with the chainsaw, and takes her body out into the woods to dispose of it. Linda's still-living severed head taunts Ash, annoying him to the point that he masturbates onto it out of spite before burying it.

Ash returns to the cabin, and goes into hysterics when the furniture and fixtures (including a mounted deer head) go haywire. Outside, Linda (who has reattached her head) rises from the grave, along with Deadite versions of two of Ash's ex-girlfriends. Ash tries to kill the Deadites with the chainsaw (which he has replaced his missing hand with) but it will not start, allowing the demonesses to force him into an orgy, which ends when Ash grabs the chainsaw, and dismembers all three women with it.

Cast

• Joanna Angel as Linda Williams
• Tommy Pistol as Ashley J. Williams
• Kleio as Shelly
• Danny Wylde as Scotty
• Veruca James as Deadite #1
• Dana DeArmond as Deadite #2
• Lloyd Kaufman as Professor Raymond Knowby

Reception

Film Bizarro wrote that Evil Head was an immensely entertaining porn parody, with an amusing cast and respectable attempts at replicating the source material. ^[1] Video Junkie Strikes Back from Beyond the Grave also responded well to the spoof, writing "Not only did they properly deliver a porn parody, but they did it with an infectious enthusiasm that could only come from real fans". ^[2]

An overall score of four stars out of five was awarded by X Critic, which said "The sex was enthusiastic, energetic, and displayed a lot of chemistry between the performers" and concluded that Evil Head "was remarkably entertaining as a porno horror hybrid fuck flick". ^[3] Video Tramp praised Evil Head's cinematography and most of the sex scenes, but was critical of some of the performances, and the film's style of humor. ^[4]

In an overview of the Evil Dead series, Film Geek Central wrote that while "there's a couple of good horror moments" the film was "about as sexy as a wet noodle" and came off as "a bit misogynistic" despite Burning Angel's feministic claims. ^[5] A three out of five was given by Inked Angels, which stated "The sex parts are just mediocre. Burning Angel has released a lot hotter and better material than this before". ^[6]

References

External links

• Official website
• Evil Head at the Internet Movie Database
• Evil Head at the Internet Adult Film Database