I used to live in Knoxville and visited the cabin in 2010. It was really tough to find during the summer. There was much more of the fireplace there when I went.
Whoever owns these properties it always boggles my mind why they don't capitalize on the movie history they have and restore the area they have for fans/tourists to see. they could easily rebuild that cabin
The property owners have no interest in restoring the site, and years ago posted the numerous No Trespassing signs. Rob M.'s amazing Book of the Dead web-page features-among many others-an interview with them.
It is probably the cost of building the cabin, maintaining it, marketing the experience, insurance, tax, tour guides, cleaners, signage, lighting, health and safety, building a path to get there, parking, security. All of that is a huge headache (especially if you are not a horror fan to begin with), and might not actually be worth it financially if the numbers you expect don't show up. Then one day somebody says they were attacked by a haunted tree and sues YOU for half a million dollars because it happened on your property.
I hear what you’re saying, but I also understand why someone wouldn’t have any interest in that. I feel like one has to have a lot of time, energy and ambition to successfully pull that off. It definitely has the potential to be lucrative though!
One of the coolest films I watched in the eighties, and still this one, when I watch it, I am horrified, and we are in 2024, something incredible, this film is relevant for all the coming years and centuries.
Well, I am an Arab from the Middle East. I do not know if you see my comment or not. I want to say thank you. How much I wished to visit this place, and you did. 🤙
I love that some previous fans who have visited.. Salvaging the remains of the cabin, trying to locate them back in place, That is respect! Thanks for a great tour and interesting facts. The Evil Dead 1981, remains in my Top 5 favourite horror films.
I was able to visit the cabin location back in 2011 and acquired a brick from the fire place when it was still about 6ft tall. The following year I met Bruce at the Horror Hounds Convention in Louisville and was able to get it autographed. The only thing he said when I put it on the table was "You know you could've gotten shot right?" Lol. Great job on the video. You made a new subscriber today! \m/
It's hard to believe this film is creeping (pun intended) up on 43 years and it still holds up. Bruce should've been nominated for an Oscar for his performance.
the thing a lot of filmmakers don't realize is that each forest is its own character. if a new Evil Dead film was filmed in the original 1981 woods, it would add character to it. kinda like the last Blairwitch movie was just in some random forest, if it was in the original forest then it would have improved it. every forest is its own unique character and they shouldn't have "trees are trees" attitude.
Greetings from the Russian fans of the "Evil Dead". Many thanks for another introduction to these locations and into this magical world of a real cult movie. The "Evil Dead" are in our hearts forever.
Thank you so much for filming this and sharing it with us. Not a journey I'll ever be able to make, but so happy the fans are keeping it alive. Much respect
@@malfuncsean Grwat watch mate, I'm a ridicoulsly huge fan! You're just walking through some woods but I'm going wow!!! Like I'm there!😅 I really want to go to America one day but can't decide where. You might have just sold me my location if/when I do!!!👍
@@malfuncsean One place I want to go to is where the make beleif East Proctor village is located with the slaughtered lamb pub from an American werewolf in London. Don't know if you're a fan, I'm sure you're familiar with it. The location is a village called Crickadarn in Wales, though it was meant to be on the Yorkshire moors. I'm only about 3 and half hours away. So can't quite make the states but there is that one! And it's one of my all time favourite horrors! The interior of the pub was in the black bull (I think) in London.
I always wanted somebody to trace the steps back to the cabin! I was a kid when this came out and it was always one of my favorite movies!! I actually just had an Evil Dead marathon on sat and watched Rising then started right back at the beginning!! Thank you so much for your time to walk the route for me!!
I was born in Morristown TN and lived there for years. I now live about 30-40 minutes from there. I remember visiting filing location once all that remained was some dilapidated boards. Alot of the locals have no idea a movie was made in this little part of TN. The little Dutch is actually considered the most expensive restaurant in Morristown but the food is mmmmmmm. I actually kept a piece of board from what was left and peice of the roof. Wonder if it be worth anything lol. Harrison Ford owns house/property there also and stays there once in a blue moon
I live about 30 minutes from there in Sevierville,TN and been there once about 15 years ago. It’s super cool to see. I still can’t believe those trees grew that much. But great video!
I am from the middle east and I watched this movie in 1984 when I was a kid and it scared the hell out of me! I really would like to visit that place and take a piece of that roof, thank you for this amazing video! JOIN US! :)
I thinks it's cool that the area is still a spooky patch of woods and hasn't been developed into a tourist spot..My buddy and I went to see it when it first came out. Great movie!
Great video! Since the cabin didn't have an actual cellar, they filmed all the basement scenes at a farmhouse in Marshall Michigan. That's actually my hometown. Part of the reason I love this movie so much is because of all the Michigan connections it has.
@@garyabernethy2 There we’re other pick up shots done in MI and it’s also where they originally premiered the film back when it was still called Book of the Dead.
@@garyabernethy2 Aside from the stuff Sean mentioned, the group are college students from Michigan State. One of the girls wears a Michigan State sweatshirt. Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell are both from Michigan (Royal Oak I think). Also both attended college in Michigan (MSU and WMU). I heard Raimi likes to sneak Michigan manufactured cars in his films. Needless to say the Oldsmobile was manufactured in Michigan. There are tons of other references in the other films and series to Michigan cities like Ash's 'Boomstick' being manufactured in Grand Rapids Michigan.
That's my hometown too! I've met Tom Sullivan (the makeup and special effects guy) a number of times. There's a documentary on Tom called Invaluable by my friend Ryan whos also a Michigan native and they go to the location. I have my copy signed by both Tom and Ryan. Toms a really cool guy and the doc is really good
I visited the cabin a few years back and took a stone from the chimney. I feel a little guilty about it now looking back, but I did have The Evil Dead logo painted on the center with dripping blood and it was signed by Ellen Sandweiss, Teresa Tilly and Bruce Campbell. Bruce wasn't super happy people keep taking the bricks so looking back I wish I had just grabbed a piece of roof instead, but Bruce undstood at the same time.
@JRay-zt3wb yeah I've seen pictures from almost 20 years ago and the chimney was so much bigger I didn't realize before I went how much people have taken. Almost wish I hadn't because I'd hate to see it completely gone one day because everybody wants one.
This is the coolest video I've ever seen on RUclips! As a horror fan, visiting locations where my favorite movies were filmed is definitely at the top of my bucket list.
Glad you enjoyed it. Make sure to check out the other ones I have here on my channel. Lots of new episodes coming soon too. Make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss them.
I lived this video with the emotion of being there with you! Evil dead is my second best horror movie after The Exorcist. Thank you so much for this amazing work!🖤
I live about 20-30 minutes from Morristown Tennessee, in Church Hill Tennessee. I remember this movie scared the living daylights out of me when I was a kid. I am proud that such a classic horror movie was filmed in my area. ♥️
Hard to believe that one of my favorite horror movies of all-time was filmed in the fall of 1979 (43 and a half years ago), 2 years after I was born and that seems ancient. My dad rented this movie from my local video store back in December 1983, when I was 6 years old. I rented Evil Dead II myself either in 1987 or early 1988 when I was 9 years old. This is so cool to see the filming location! I am in Myrtle Beach right now. I could drive to Morristown in no time at all.
Dude, I'm right beside Morristown right now and I'm feeling like a total asshole. I knew a girl that lived in Morristown during the time of the filming. We were both kids of about six years old at the time filming took place and we met in our teen years. As we watched the movie, she told me it was filmed near her house and she slipped away and watched some of the scenes being done. I basically told her that she was F.oS., because the movie labels didn't say anything about a Morristown TN filming location. I feel horrible.
Thanks Sean for this movie location video. I can't imagine standing next to the fireplace of one of the best cult movies of all time. I can only dream of being there.
Small world- I went to school with Travis and his brother Teddy in Kentucky 15+ years ago. Didn't know Travis was into horror movies, let alone knew so much about the Evil Dead. Cool!
My daughter and I went to the location when we were heading back to Baltimore from Nashville. Definitely worth the trip. We knocked on the door of the house across from the entrance to the cabin. She was really nice and even said some people have camped out over night. The cellar hole was the coolest part of it.
Awesome video. I visited back in August 2012 and it’s amazing how much the chimney/fireplace has been depleted. It was probably still about 6 feet tall at the time I went.
This is the reason why I'm a horror fan. Me and my buddy Brandon Reynolds are definitely gonna make a pilgrimage to this site. Respectfully. Thank you Sean for taking your time and Travis for making this video happen.
@@cadilakjonez9186 If you watch my video right where that old entrance is off of the road you have to fight through the brush but that turns into a little dirt road that leads right to it.
This is historical preservation at its finest. Love what you did with this episode, and how you managed to give us so much when there is in fact minimal evidence leftover from the production. You all did a fantastic job!!
i was 2 when this came out lol but damn it in the army it was something we used to sit around and watch over and over in the late 90s :D the favorite quote for Army of Darkness was "first you wanna kill me, now you wanna kiss me, blow". thank you for the work and research you all do, its greatly appreciated!
New subscriber from England here! Great stuff going into the ever changing wilderness and finding the derelict bridge, roads, path and parts of the cabin from a classic film that was shot there 44 years ago! Amazing!
So awesome great movie, classic, and I live in Morristown TN lived here my whole life and so glad you went to this location, I went to them location a couple time and got some roof pieces like you did but awesome vids keep it coming
WAY COOL! Can't believe people have not taken what was left of the stone fireplace. Probably didn't want to carry heavy fieldstone all the way back to their vehicles. I would have grabbed one.
So cool Sean. I still remember when my buddy and I went to see Evil Dead when it first opened. It was at the Dearborn Theater in Dearborn MI. Now long gone.
LOVED IT! Thanks for going out there, I have always wanted to check it out and grab a piece of the cabin as memorabilia, so this is the next best thing!
I have one of the chimney stones and some of the rusted metal roof is somewhere. We visited the site in early 2004, I'm Actually surprised they haven't bulldozed the woods and built houses. I'm only an hour away, may take a trip back out there.
One of my favorite HHG episodes ever! I was at the cabin site back in 2002, before it was posted everywhere on the internet which was in it's infancy and no smart phones where I could record my adventure there. My only regret, not taking a piece of the fireplace, which was much higher at that time and most of the tin roof was still intact. Great Job as always Sean, and also Travis. 👍
Wow! Three videos in one week and all gold. This was a blast Sean. I like you thought the site would have been picked clean. The Evil Dead messed me up and I was 20 when I saw it for the first time, in 1994, at a Halloween party. Again hands down you are the king of on locations. Entertaining and informative. Thank you Sean for all of your hard work
Thanks a lot for filming these places..really sad to see that all the cabin is gone and now you can find just an hole and some pieces of stones ..really sad!!!
I've seen several of these, and I think that's the cleanest I've ever seen the cabin area. Putting this off until now actually seems to have worked out for the best as it looks like someone has put in work maintaining the site. You're the best Sean, awesome job as always. I expected to see and learn new things and definitely did.
One of my all time favorites. SO scary, and fun. This is amazing that you found it ! NO WAY, you have the Hellraiser 3 statue in your house. I LOVE that your passion is cruising the USA for horror movie sights and you make a living doing it. It is a bucket list dream of mine, yet your turned your dream into reality. 27:06 you can see they cut back the overgrowth in about a 20 foot wide path to see the mountain range behind the. I thought it's been 42 years, so maybe it's just overgrown, but I think it's a little of both, but clearly there were spots where the foliage was cut back.
This is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE HORROR MOVIES. Thanks bro I love your location videos. LOVE THE ENDING!! Now let’s get a Nightmare On ElmStreet 2 filming location………..
After a stressful week at work there’s nothing like coming home and watching a Sean Clark video!!! And this one was amazing!! Evil Dead is one of my favorites so hearing and seeing the inside info on the locations was awesome!!!!!!🙏🏽👍🎃🐈⬛☠️🧟♂️
Something I also found cool about the evil dead series is at the very beginning of the movie they are driving through Middlesboro,KY to get down to the cabin and you see a sign of it but that is the home place of Lee Majors who plays Brock Williams Ash Williams father in Ash vs Evil Dead which is about 45 minutes away from the location in Morristown
I grew up in Kingsport, been an Evil Dead fan forever. Over quarantine, my son and I were back in my hometown and took a day to drive over to Morristown to find the shed… or where the road is to it from the public street. Looks like we need to make another road trip. Also, came here from Slope’s Gameroom. 😘
Much dedication on your part Sean. The lengths we’ll go for the movies we love knows no bounds. The cabin location is definitely on my bucket list of locations to visit.
Took the fam a few years back to see it. We rented a cabin close by and I showed them the film. Then the next day visited this location! Definitely worth checking out!! Loved this video. Thank you!
I grabbed one brick from the fireplace in April 2013. It was way taller then. I live about 45 mins from this location. When I left, I asked you on Facebook if you'd done the Evil Desd location yet and you said no but you wanted to. It's good to see that you finally made it there. Great video as always
Fantastic tour of the property. I visited in 2003, when there was more chimney, less digging, and remnants of a real moonshine still, coils and all, scattered all over. The owners of the property were super nice, let us visit all day and even park at their house and hike down the dirt road to take pictures and video. I'd heard the land got bought and developed since-- glad to see it's still there! Your vids are, again, fantastic!
Late getting to this.....great episode! You guys did an amazing job, i was genuinely shocked to see the fireplace. I thought you would be exploring basically nothing,.....amazing
I found this channel this morning and I must say this is pure gold. Perhaps the most comprehensive information package about filming locations on RUclips.
This is incredible, Sean. You'd think everything that could already have possibly been said about Evil Dead locations has already been said, but WOW - so good! 😲
take only photographs and leave nothing but footprints, but some items need to be rescued great video thank you, always love the Evil Dead film
I used to live in Knoxville and visited the cabin in 2010. It was really tough to find during the summer. There was much more of the fireplace there when I went.
I had no clue there would be anything left in the wilds to track down. What great finds!! I would have totally snagged a fireplace pebble!
I'm glad you didn't say a piece of the roof, and only a pebble. That is respectful.
Whoever owns these properties it always boggles my mind why they don't capitalize on the movie history they have and restore the area they have for fans/tourists to see. they could easily rebuild that cabin
not everyone has a trading head and it also requires money
The property owners have no interest in restoring the site, and years ago posted the numerous No Trespassing signs. Rob M.'s amazing Book of the Dead web-page features-among many others-an interview with them.
It is probably the cost of building the cabin, maintaining it, marketing the experience, insurance, tax, tour guides, cleaners, signage, lighting, health and safety, building a path to get there, parking, security. All of that is a huge headache (especially if you are not a horror fan to begin with), and might not actually be worth it financially if the numbers you expect don't show up. Then one day somebody says they were attacked by a haunted tree and sues YOU for half a million dollars because it happened on your property.
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..Wow!. .dude you covered it. .like 360°...Very much practical & logically strong... . 👌🏼👌🏼
I hear what you’re saying, but I also understand why someone wouldn’t have any interest in that. I feel like one has to have a lot of time, energy and ambition to successfully pull that off. It definitely has the potential to be lucrative though!
One of the coolest films I watched in the eighties, and still this one, when I watch it, I am horrified, and we are in 2024, something incredible, this film is relevant for all the coming years and centuries.
Well, I am an Arab from the Middle East. I do not know if you see my comment or not. I want to say thank you. How much I wished to visit this place, and you did. 🤙
Thank you for watching from afar.
@@malfuncseando locations for piranha 1978 next
I love that some previous fans who have visited.. Salvaging the remains of the cabin, trying to locate them back in place, That is respect!
Thanks for a great tour and interesting facts. The Evil Dead 1981, remains in my Top 5 favourite horror films.
I was able to visit the cabin location back in 2011 and acquired a brick from the fire place when it was still about 6ft tall. The following year I met Bruce at the Horror Hounds Convention in Louisville and was able to get it autographed. The only thing he said when I put it on the table was "You know you could've gotten shot right?" Lol. Great job on the video. You made a new subscriber today! \m/
It's hard to believe this film is creeping (pun intended) up on 43 years and it still holds up. Bruce should've been nominated for an Oscar for his performance.
Really emotional set for 80s, 90s kids..
the thing a lot of filmmakers don't realize is that each forest is its own character. if a new Evil Dead film was filmed in the original 1981 woods, it would add character to it. kinda like the last Blairwitch movie was just in some random forest, if it was in the original forest then it would have improved it. every forest is its own unique character and they shouldn't have "trees are trees" attitude.
I live about 2 minutes from there & used to love going there in my teens! Still creepy at night!
Sean thank you for the great history I have learned so much from you in the past 20 years............
Greetings from the Russian fans of the "Evil Dead". Many thanks for another introduction to these locations and into this magical world of a real cult movie. The "Evil Dead" are in our hearts forever.
Video's finale was fantastic. 😄
Loved the Evil dead. Simple actors were in the roles.
Thanks for filming, it was definitely a great watch!
Thank you so much for filming this and sharing it with us. Not a journey I'll ever be able to make, but so happy the fans are keeping it alive. Much respect
Thank you for watching.
@@malfuncsean Grwat watch mate, I'm a ridicoulsly huge fan! You're just walking through some woods but I'm going wow!!! Like I'm there!😅 I really want to go to America one day but can't decide where. You might have just sold me my location if/when I do!!!👍
@@jawsjaws4018 Yeah there are just SO many!
@@malfuncsean One place I want to go to is where the make beleif East Proctor village is located with the slaughtered lamb pub from an American werewolf in London. Don't know if you're a fan, I'm sure you're familiar with it.
The location is a village called Crickadarn in Wales, though it was meant to be on the Yorkshire moors. I'm only about 3 and half hours away. So can't quite make the states but there is that one! And it's one of my all time favourite horrors!
The interior of the pub was in the black bull (I think) in London.
@@jawsjaws4018 Yes it is awesome going there. I've already been myself and I have an AWIL episode coming soon.
I always wanted somebody to trace the steps back to the cabin! I was a kid when this came out and it was always one of my favorite movies!! I actually just had an Evil Dead marathon on sat and watched Rising then started right back at the beginning!! Thank you so much for your time to walk the route for me!!
You are very welcome. It was a blast to do.
You’re hardwork is appreciated. Thank you
GREAT ENDING! LOVE IT!
i love this movie got me started in horror films !
A lot of great content lately Sean. You’re hardwork is appreciated. Thank you 🤘🎃
My pleasure. It was a blast.
@@malfuncsean if I tell you too much, you won't believe me ?
if I tell you too little, you won't understand ?
Please sir upload back to the future movie location
@@ShahAhmed-xp7kz It’s been pretty well covered my several RUclipsrs. Adam The Woo did a great job on that one. I highly recommend it.
70s evil dead is my favorite movie🥰🥰
I was born in Morristown TN and lived there for years. I now live about 30-40 minutes from there. I remember visiting filing location once all that remained was some dilapidated boards. Alot of the locals have no idea a movie was made in this little part of TN. The little Dutch is actually considered the most expensive restaurant in Morristown but the food is mmmmmmm. I actually kept a piece of board from what was left and peice of the roof. Wonder if it be worth anything lol. Harrison Ford owns house/property there also and stays there once in a blue moon
I live about 30 minutes from there in Sevierville,TN and been there once about 15 years ago. It’s super cool to see. I still can’t believe those trees grew that much. But great video!
I'm about an hour from there in West Knox-ish. Never been. Let me know of you wanna try and dig up the cigar box lol!
@@MapesT I’m down!!!
@@VinElliottruclips.net/video/VjRL7_YzTt8/видео.htmlsi=HlE1U6iGatupPIqS🤦♂️ Looks like some one beat us to it lol!
I am from the middle east and I watched this movie in 1984 when I was a kid and it scared the hell out of me! I really would like to visit that place and take a piece of that roof, thank you for this amazing video! JOIN US! :)
I'm from morocco I wish I can visit this location too
I thinks it's cool that the area is still a spooky patch of woods and hasn't been developed into a tourist spot..My buddy and I went to see it when it first came out. Great movie!
Great video! Since the cabin didn't have an actual cellar, they filmed all the basement scenes at a farmhouse in Marshall Michigan. That's actually my hometown. Part of the reason I love this movie so much is because of all the Michigan connections it has.
Yes I would LOVE to see that basement but the owners want nothing to do with Evil Dead fans.
what other Michigan connections does it have?
@@garyabernethy2 There we’re other pick up shots done in MI and it’s also where they originally premiered the film back when it was still called Book of the Dead.
@@garyabernethy2 Aside from the stuff Sean mentioned, the group are college students from Michigan State. One of the girls wears a Michigan State sweatshirt. Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell are both from Michigan (Royal Oak I think). Also both attended college in Michigan (MSU and WMU). I heard Raimi likes to sneak Michigan manufactured cars in his films. Needless to say the Oldsmobile was manufactured in Michigan. There are tons of other references in the other films and series to Michigan cities like Ash's 'Boomstick' being manufactured in Grand Rapids Michigan.
That's my hometown too! I've met Tom Sullivan (the makeup and special effects guy) a number of times. There's a documentary on Tom called Invaluable by my friend Ryan whos also a Michigan native and they go to the location. I have my copy signed by both Tom and Ryan. Toms a really cool guy and the doc is really good
I visited the cabin a few years back and took a stone from the chimney. I feel a little guilty about it now looking back, but I did have The Evil Dead logo painted on the center with dripping blood and it was signed by Ellen Sandweiss, Teresa Tilly and Bruce Campbell. Bruce wasn't super happy people keep taking the bricks so looking back I wish I had just grabbed a piece of roof instead, but Bruce undstood at the same time.
I took a brick as well and asked the ladies to sign it at a convention.
Same here, I've looked at the chimney stone almost everyday for the past 19 years. The chimney was much higher in 2004 than it is now😢
@JRay-zt3wb yeah I've seen pictures from almost 20 years ago and the chimney was so much bigger I didn't realize before I went how much people have taken. Almost wish I hadn't because I'd hate to see it completely gone one day because everybody wants one.
This is the coolest video I've ever seen on RUclips! As a horror fan, visiting locations where my favorite movies were filmed is definitely at the top of my bucket list.
Glad you enjoyed it. Make sure to check out the other ones I have here on my channel. Lots of new episodes coming soon too. Make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss them.
I lived this video with the emotion of being there with you! Evil dead is my second best horror movie after The Exorcist.
Thank you so much for this amazing work!🖤
I live about 20-30 minutes from Morristown Tennessee, in Church Hill Tennessee. I remember this movie scared the living daylights out of me when I was a kid. I am proud that such a classic horror movie was filmed in my area. ♥️
Thank you very much for the video and greetings from Germany
Hard to believe that one of my favorite horror movies of all-time was filmed in the fall of 1979 (43 and a half years ago), 2 years after I was born and that seems ancient. My dad rented this movie from my local video store back in December 1983, when I was 6 years old. I rented Evil Dead II myself either in 1987 or early 1988 when I was 9 years old. This is so cool to see the filming location! I am in Myrtle Beach right now. I could drive to Morristown in no time at all.
Dude, I'm right beside Morristown right now and I'm feeling like a total asshole. I knew a girl that lived in Morristown during the time of the filming. We were both kids of about six years old at the time filming took place and we met in our teen years. As we watched the movie, she told me it was filmed near her house and she slipped away and watched some of the scenes being done. I basically told her that she was F.oS., because the movie labels didn't say anything about a Morristown TN filming location. I feel horrible.
I literally live 20 minutes from there. Awesome!
Thanks Sean for this movie location video. I can't imagine standing next to the fireplace of one of the best cult movies of all time.
I can only dream of being there.
Wow, this is really cool. Thanks you guys for your travels into the past 👍. Where has the time gone.
Small world- I went to school with Travis and his brother Teddy in Kentucky 15+ years ago. Didn't know Travis was into horror movies, let alone knew so much about the Evil Dead. Cool!
I’ve watched a few videos on this location as I’m a fan of the films. This is the best I’ve watched. Thank you.
My daughter and I went to the location when we were heading back to Baltimore from Nashville. Definitely worth the trip. We knocked on the door of the house across from the entrance to the cabin. She was really nice and even said some people have camped out over night. The cellar hole was the coolest part of it.
The cellar hole are filmed in Michigan - in The Tapert family friends farmhouse.
Awesome video. I visited back in August 2012 and it’s amazing how much the chimney/fireplace has been depleted. It was probably still about 6 feet tall at the time I went.
man this is great! thank you for sharing your trip
This is the reason why I'm a horror fan. Me and my buddy Brandon Reynolds are definitely gonna make a pilgrimage to this site. Respectfully. Thank you Sean for taking your time and Travis for making this video happen.
I highly recommend it.
@@malfuncseanwhere is the location you got to the woods I’m here right now and can’t find it
@@cadilakjonez9186 If you watch my video right where that old entrance is off of the road you have to fight through the brush but that turns into a little dirt road that leads right to it.
@@cadilakjonez9186 When I get to that location in the video I pan off of a POSTED sign down to the Barbwire fence. It’s straight through there.
For me Evil Dead is truly the greatest horror franchise ever. It's great to see where this absolute classic was filmed.
This is historical preservation at its finest. Love what you did with this episode, and how you managed to give us so much when there is in fact minimal evidence leftover from the production. You all did a fantastic job!!
i was 2 when this came out lol but damn it in the army it was something we used to sit around and watch over and over in the late 90s :D the favorite quote for Army of Darkness was "first you wanna kill me, now you wanna kiss me, blow". thank you for the work and research you all do, its greatly appreciated!
New subscriber from England here! Great stuff going into the ever changing wilderness and finding the derelict bridge, roads, path and parts of the cabin from a classic film that was shot there 44 years ago! Amazing!
I'm impressed that so much of the fireplace was still there!
So awesome when people do these film locations! Especially when getting the same angles then and now. Thank you fun watching
"The Evil Dead"(1981) is a supernatural horror movie masterpiece! This cult movie is one of the most scariest horror movies of all time!
Not really all that scary though
I watched it in 88 I was born in 81 I thought it was quite scary bk then
So awesome great movie, classic, and I live in Morristown TN lived here my whole life and so glad you went to this location, I went to them location a couple time and got some roof pieces like you did but awesome vids keep it coming
Thanks for all that you do! I'm a huge Evil Dead fan!
WAY COOL! Can't believe people have not taken what was left of the stone fireplace. Probably didn't want to carry heavy fieldstone all the way back to their vehicles. I would have grabbed one.
I've still got one and some of the rusted metal. Visited in early 2004 and the chimney was much higher. And yes, those stones aren't lite
I just subscribed to your channel! All your hard work & attention to details is simply amazing! Thank you ❤
When you were leaning over the cliff I was reminded of a sign I saw on the set of JAWS in 1974 on MV. “Universal takes you where the action is” 🤣
So cool Sean. I still remember when my buddy and I went to see Evil Dead when it first opened. It was at the Dearborn Theater in Dearborn MI. Now long gone.
Thank you for this video, this movie brings a lot of good memories for me when I was a kid.
LOVED IT! Thanks for going out there, I have always wanted to check it out and grab a piece of the cabin as memorabilia, so this is the next best thing!
I have one of the chimney stones and some of the rusted metal roof is somewhere. We visited the site in early 2004, I'm Actually surprised they haven't bulldozed the woods and built houses. I'm only an hour away, may take a trip back out there.
One of my favorite HHG episodes ever! I was at the cabin site back in 2002, before it was posted everywhere on the internet which was in it's infancy and no smart phones where I could record my adventure there. My only regret, not taking a piece of the fireplace, which was much higher at that time and most of the tin roof was still intact. Great Job as always Sean, and also Travis. 👍
Can nobody get into the basement now?
@@davidstewart4310 The Cabin didn't actually have a basement. The basement scenes were filmed at a farm house in Michigan.
Wow! Three videos in one week and all gold. This was a blast Sean. I like you thought the site would have been picked clean. The Evil Dead messed me up and I was 20 when I saw it for the first time, in 1994, at a Halloween party. Again hands down you are the king of on locations. Entertaining and informative. Thank you Sean for all of your hard work
Great job Sean.
Thank you
You would think that as the movie was such a success they would keep and take good care of the cabin for fans to go inside and see.
Thanks a lot for filming these places..really sad to see that all the cabin is gone and now you can find just an hole and some pieces of stones ..really sad!!!
I've seen several of these, and I think that's the cleanest I've ever seen the cabin area. Putting this off until now actually seems to have worked out for the best as it looks like someone has put in work maintaining the site. You're the best Sean, awesome job as always. I expected to see and learn new things and definitely did.
I think we got lucky timing wise too before spring really hit and things really started growing again out there.
One of my all time favorites. SO scary, and fun. This is amazing that you found it ! NO WAY, you have the Hellraiser 3 statue in your house.
I LOVE that your passion is cruising the USA for horror movie sights and you make a living doing it. It is a bucket list dream of mine, yet your turned your dream into reality. 27:06 you can see they cut back the overgrowth in about a 20 foot wide path to see the mountain range behind the. I thought it's been 42 years, so maybe it's just overgrown, but I think it's a little of both, but clearly there were spots where the foliage was cut back.
Can’t thank you enough! ED is one of my all time favorites.
I love how no matter the terrain you stay true to your fashion and wear sneakers 😂 Thanks for the vids
Great video and great franchise.
This is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE HORROR MOVIES. Thanks bro I love your location videos. LOVE THE ENDING!!
Now let’s get a Nightmare On ElmStreet 2 filming location………..
After a stressful week at work there’s nothing like coming home and watching a Sean Clark video!!! And this one was amazing!! Evil Dead is one of my favorites so hearing and seeing the inside info on the locations was awesome!!!!!!🙏🏽👍🎃🐈⬛☠️🧟♂️
Glad I make anyone’s day brighter. 🤘🏻🎃🤘🏻
How have you only got 36k... this is golden. Proud viewer for a while now, keep going mate x
As a Native Tennesseean/Horror fan, I absolutely love this one🖤 I thought for sure the chimney would’ve been gone by now. Glad it’s not!
Something I also found cool about the evil dead series is at the very beginning of the movie they are driving through Middlesboro,KY to get down to the cabin and you see a sign of it but that is the home place of Lee Majors who plays Brock Williams Ash Williams father in Ash vs Evil Dead which is about 45 minutes away from the location in Morristown
Sean... this is classic hearing that opening music to this episode. FKN AWESOME . ✌🏼. Loved the ending super creative . You and Travis great job 🤘🏼
Thank you
I grew up in Kingsport, been an Evil Dead fan forever.
Over quarantine, my son and I were back in my hometown and took a day to drive over to Morristown to find the shed… or where the road is to it from the public street.
Looks like we need to make another road trip.
Also, came here from Slope’s Gameroom. 😘
Much dedication on your part Sean. The lengths we’ll go for the movies we love knows no bounds. The cabin location is definitely on my bucket list of locations to visit.
Do it!
Took the fam a few years back to see it. We rented a cabin close by and I showed them the film. Then the next day visited this location! Definitely worth checking out!! Loved this video. Thank you!
Amazing!
So awesome! Not sure I’ll ever go visit that site. This is the next best thing!
Love this video it popped up in my suggestions. Amazing historical video about evil dead
Oh man, DEADLYY. Let's goooo!!!
I grabbed one brick from the fireplace in April 2013. It was way taller then. I live about 45 mins from this location. When I left, I asked you on Facebook if you'd done the Evil Desd location yet and you said no but you wanted to. It's good to see that you finally made it there. Great video as always
How do I get there
Wow ,what an amazing site to explore! Thanks so much, Sean!
Great video just saw Bruce Campbell yesterday on his Bruce O Rama tour!
great video - and the woods still to this day look scary as hell with random bones everywhere.
Great video !! Had no clue. It was filmed in Tennessee, but that makes sense straight up in the sticks I need to catch up on evil dead again.
Thanks Guys , Evil Dead is a good movie. Location work is amazing
Fantastic tour of the property. I visited in 2003, when there was more chimney, less digging, and remnants of a real moonshine still, coils and all, scattered all over. The owners of the property were super nice, let us visit all day and even park at their house and hike down the dirt road to take pictures and video. I'd heard the land got bought and developed since-- glad to see it's still there! Your vids are, again, fantastic!
Sean, I'm laid up in bed with Covid, but this has brightened up my day. Cheers bud.
Glad to have helped!
Sean is the man. Thank you for all the good content over the years brother.
I like that you went beyond film locations and go to film crew locations. That’s awesome.
Late getting to this.....great episode! You guys did an amazing job, i was genuinely shocked to see the fireplace. I thought you would be exploring basically nothing,.....amazing
You're awesome Sean. Thanks for what you do for us
I found this channel this morning and I must say this is pure gold. Perhaps the most comprehensive information package about filming locations on RUclips.
The most informations than i got for the filming locations of Evil Dead ! Congratulations Sean. So very good job and very interesting !!!!
This is incredible, Sean. You'd think everything that could already have possibly been said about Evil Dead locations has already been said, but WOW - so good! 😲
Nice job ! I watch this film in 80's here in Brazil.
And now go to Poltergeist House in Simmi Valley CA.
My favorite film.
I would love to visit this film location one day! Thanks for the video!
This was awesome Sean! Thanks for sharing this video of an epic and legendary location and as always you did an amazing job, thank you. ✌🏻
Much appreciated.