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Evil (To Kako)

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From the liner notes

Greece’s first zombie movie, this apocalyptic bloodbath – a veritable low-budget epic – puts its tremendous energy towards creating a crowd-pleasing “splat-stick” gore comedy.Greece’s first zombie movie, this apocalyptic bloodbath – a veritable low-budget epic – puts its tremendous energy towards creating a crowd-pleasing “splat-stick” gore comedy.

"Severed limbs and buckets of gore. Bring a mop!" – Twitch

Review

Reportedly the first zombie movie to emanate from Greece (Euro-horror fans, correct me if I’m mistaken), Evil is less concerned with delivering scares than it is with presenting a rapid-fire series of increasingly over-the-top gross-out gags and gore sequences that place the film in the same camp (in all senses of that term) as the early low-budget splatterfests of Peter Jackson and Sam Raimi. If you’re not already a gorehound/horror movie fanatic, then move on. But if you do fall into that category, then 29-year-old writer-director Yorgos Noussias’ feature debut will provide you with gratifyingly gruesome entertainment. The plot is typical zombie fare: the plague of walking undead begins, and a group of random strangers in downtown Athens – including a wise-cracking cab driver, a teenaged girl who just lost her parents, a tough-guy soldier, an even tougher young woman, etc. – must band together to combat the flesh-eating hordes. With a minimum of plot and characterization, and a maximum of blood-drenched action, Noussias starts the proceedings off with a bang and then never lets up, providing all the exploding heads, flying intestines, and household object impalements one could desire – and it has a hell of a final shot. (Greek with English subtitles)

-- Travis Crawford