Book Of The Dead - The Definitive Evil Dead Website

This page collects together game related images & files. The original cassette tapes are quite rare but do come up on eBay from time to time, and have sold for as much as £50. Fortunately, the game is now classed as freeware meaning you can download and play it on your PC for free using an emulator. Please see below for more details.

Photos & Artwork

Here are a selection of photos and artwork relating to the game, over it's various platforms & releases. They have been collected over the years, compiled from a wide variety of sources including original items, magazines, and other websites.

Clicking each image will display a larger version in a 'Lightbox' window. Use the arrow icons or your keyboard's left/right arrows to navigate to the next photos. You can also middle-click an image to open the larger version in a new window. If you have any photos which aren't included below, or have any in higher quality, then please get in touch. Equally, if you're looking a full-resolution version of any of these images, or more infomation on anything featured, then please ask.

Commodore 64 Inlay (front)	Commodore 64 Inlay (back)	Commodore 64 Tape Yellow Text

Commodore 64 Tape White Text (side 1)	Commodore 64 Tape White Text (side 2)	Commodore 64 Case (front)

Commodore 64 Case (back)	Commodore 64 Case (open front)	Commodore 64 Case & Tape

Commodore 64 Case & Price Tag	BBC Model B, Cassette Inlay (front)	BBC Model B, Cassette Inlay (Back)

Commodore 64 Prototype Ad	Commodore 64 Magazine Ad	C64 London Shop Window Display

Commodore 64 Palace Pictures Poster	Spectrum Cauldron Cover Inlay (front)	Spectrum Cauldron Cover Inlay (back)

Spectrum Cauldron Tape (side 1)	Spectrum Cauldron Tape (side 2)	Spectrum Cauldron Magazine Advert

Download Game Roms

Here you can download The Evil Dead Commodore 64, BBC Model B & ZX Spectrum 48K game roms. Along with these files, you'll need an emulator, which is a program that runs on your PC or mobile phone, which allows you to play old games. As old roms can be finicky depending on the emulator you're using, multiple versions of the game are included for each system. An 60s mp3 copy of the main theme from the Commodore 64 version of the game, written by Keith Miller is also included. The BBC Model B & ZX Spectrum 48K versions didn't have music, only sound effects.