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A female projectionist, Aki, is haunted by the apparition of a young boy in the auditorium of the rundown cinema where she works, and the dawning realisation that she might have a hand in a series of brutal slayings in her neighbourhood. As her TV news reporter childhood friend Emi follows the trail of killings, their friendship comes under even more pressure as a sleazy salaryman attempts to play the two women off against one another, leading to an unforgettable gory pay off. A sequel in name only to Japan’s splatter classic, Evil Dead Trap 2 brings a more hallucinatory approach to its nightmarish urban scenario, and is presented in all its blood-drenched splendour for the very first time on Blu-ray in the UK by 88 Films. SPECIAL FEATURES: High Definition Blu-ray ™ (1080p) Presentation in 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio Original Mono 2.0 Audio New improved subtitles by Hayley Scanlon Audio commentary by Japanese film specialists Jasper Sharp and David Flint Brand new Interview with Screenwriter Chiaki Konaka Video Essay by Jim Harper, Author of Flowers From Hell: The Modern Japanese Horror Film Stills Gallery Trailer Reversible Sleeve featuring Newly Commissioned Artwork by Ilan Sheady and Original Artwork TECHNICAL SPECS: Region Code: B Picture Format: HD 1080p 1.85:1 Audio Format: 2.0 Language: Japanese Subtitles: English Certification: 18 Running Time: 98 Discs: 1
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Evil Dead Trap 2: Hideki (1992)
97 min
A female projectionist is haunted by the image of a small boy while a killer prowls the city. The projectionist's relationship with her attractive and successful reporter friend drives the plot deeper into insanity.