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Evil Dead: The Musical

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A ‘Groovy’ Time With Evil Dead: The Musical

Posted on October 3, 2018 · Joshua Zinn finds out how Obsidian Theater adapted Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead horror trilogy.

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