FrogmanStudio
Active Member
I think some people are actually trying to use it for what it was originally intended for, which is fine by me!
Necronomicon (Evil Dead II) What's out there?
- Thread starter CessnaDriver
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Contec
Master Member
If someone was able to have this video downloaded maybe they could send it to me 
Can't seem to find it on youtube anymore.
I remember it having really good pictures of the book in it.
Can't seem to find it on youtube anymore. I remember it having really good pictures of the book in it.
epilepticsquirl
Sr Member
Lemme look on my hard drive at the office and I'll get back to ya.
Contec
Master Member
Lemme look on my hard drive at the office and I'll get back to ya.
:thumbsup
dropshipbob
Master Member
Ugh, will somebody please put this thread to sleep?
Reading over my own comments I too need to clarify, Tom owning the rights to his work is fine, it's how he treated several people who are/were on this board and how it violated the CoC of this board that I have a problem with.
Reading over my own comments I too need to clarify, Tom owning the rights to his work is fine, it's how he treated several people who are/were on this board and how it violated the CoC of this board that I have a problem with.
Just to clarify for you.
Someone selling you one here would be taking risk of breaking copyright laws and bring a hellstorm of fury down upon themselves by a protective copyright owner. So you can make your own based on film references, buy a licensed product or go to the copyright owner.
dropshipbob
Master Member
Pobbrett
Sr Member
lol so you post 2 days after the last person bringing it to the top again, can't we just get back on topic, for those of us wanting to replicate the book for our own use/collection as Tom does'nt have an issue with that at all, i intend to make myself a copy and Tom knows about it as he does many others, people just need to stop asking to buy illegitimate copies and people need to stop selling them end of.
so in that vein does anyone else have any reference material ??
outlander
Sr Member
Cool! The cursed thread rises from its mouldering grave and shambles forth arms grasping for the throat of the old veteran, haunted by memories of past horrors. Grasping, grasping.
Here's what it is, FaceBook: We usually wait until we've been on the RPF six months or so :lol before we start critcizing long standing members or questioning the communities semi-unaminous -as much as anything gets around here- philosophy on a topic. :darnkids
While I admire your aggressiveness in the pursuit of a good copy of a fake mythical object; I will tell you confrontational attitude will probably discourage some people from assisting you. But you'll fit right in.... :behave
I have one of Tom Sullivan's Necronomicon's. Since he came to one of the Michigan Prop parties that we threw about five tears ago and I spoke to he and his brother on and off all night; I'm not really tempted to provide reference material from it to you because your paper route does not provide you the discretionary income to buy the real thing from the man who created it and will sell you a copy.
We're all movie lovers here. Most of us cannot afford actual screen-used props. If we want to decorate with excellent replicas it takes a community effort. Research, connections, materials, photos, techniques. It's all shared voluntarily here.
People have to WANT to do something for you. We owe you nothing. Never any harm in asking but you know you'll catch more flies with honey than you will with vinegar, right?
Pobbrett
Sr Member
i think you've taken my comments the wrong way, this thread serves as a good warning to the community on what is and isn't acceptable with this prop, i wouldn't dream of criticizing anyone here or anywhere else i was purely questioning his logic in posting a comment about bringing the post back it was not intended in a confrontational way if that's how it came across I'm very sorry.
I've not been a paper boy since i was 15 some 18 years ago and the reason i cannot afford to buy the original prop is that i'm unable to work due to disability so any props i want to own have to be acquired on a budget or scratch made which after all is half the fun.
Again it wasn't my intention to seem confrontational or ignorant in any way, i read through the entire thread which i came to looking for more information on the subject and found it sad that it was still being dragged out rather than being pulled back on topic, i have no feelings of entitlement and never said or thought anyone owed me anything my post was simply the result of a thirst for more knowledge.
I've not been a paper boy since i was 15 some 18 years ago and the reason i cannot afford to buy the original prop is that i'm unable to work due to disability so any props i want to own have to be acquired on a budget or scratch made which after all is half the fun.
Again it wasn't my intention to seem confrontational or ignorant in any way, i read through the entire thread which i came to looking for more information on the subject and found it sad that it was still being dragged out rather than being pulled back on topic, i have no feelings of entitlement and never said or thought anyone owed me anything my post was simply the result of a thirst for more knowledge.
chimplicity
New Member
the original dagger was made with chicken bones
LeMarchand
Sr Member
and a 1/6th scale skeleton modelkit. I used both the kit and chickenbones to make my replica, of which Tom Sullivan said to me i came "scarily close" to his original
http://www.therpf.com/f9/evil-dead-ii-kandarian-dagger-all-done-38283/
