100 Words Or Less (SFIFF): All About Evil

Michael Smith | May 13, 2010 | 0 comments

Not every horror movie has to be scary. Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead series taught us that. First-time writer and director Joshua Grannell takes this lesson to heart, resisting any tempation to incite fear in his audience. Instead, he brings campiness to a whole new level. All About Evil is equal parts disturbing and hilarious, skewering horror while also becoming a wonderful entry into the genre’s pantheon.

All About Evil screened at the 53rd San Francisco International Film Festival, which took place this year from April 22nd to May 6th. For more information about the festival, please visit their official website.

All About Evil will next screen at the Alamo Drafthouse’s Ritz Theatre in Austin, TX on May 15th. The screening will include a live stage show, Q&A and meet and greet. Please visit http://originalalamo.com for showtimes and tickets. The SFIFF premier featured the stage show and Q&A, an experience that I highly recommend.

About the Author

Mike Smith is the Lead Critic and an Associate Editor for FlickSided.com. He currently resides in the San Francisco Bay where access to good films is abundant. When not watching or reviewing film, he can be found rooting for Bay Area sports teams (especially the San Jose Sharks). Mike can be contacted at Mike@According2Mike.com or http://twitter.com/mikesmith89.

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