The new Evil Dead is all in, according to their first official poster

Jamie Frevele 8:17 am Wed Nov 21, 2012

Fede Alvarez's Evil Dead is not messing around, as I learned during New York Comic Con this fall and as you may have learned when you saw the teaser trailer. But one look at the new poster (released via Yahoo! Movies) proves that these guys really mean business. They might also be putting their asses on the line with a pretty bold claim. After the jump, see the whole poster and judge for yourself: ballsy or brash?

And here it is:

What do you think? Tall order? Too tall? We'll find out in April 2013 how nice the emperor's new clothes really are…

Photo credit: Yahoo! Movies

(via The Daily Blam)

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