'Evil Dead' iPad and iPhone Shooter Game Launching
6:00 AM PDT 4/6/2011 by Georg Szalai
The deal between Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert's Ghost House and Trigger Apps marks one of the early attempts at giving fans of a classic movie something fresh in the digital age, while also providing a chance to make additional revenue off it.
NEW YORK -- Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert's Evil Dead is getting a new life in the form of an iPhone and iPad game that will bring the gore and campy humor of the cult classic film into the digital age.
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