Sam Raimi wanted his own superhero and came up with Darkman
Sam Raimi wanted his own superhero so he created Darkman. In true Raimi fashion Darkman was deformed and a bit crazy. The film was about Darkman trying to get revenge upon the criminals that destroyed his life while maintaining his sanity.<br /><br />The story focuses upon a scientist Peyton Westlake (Liam Neeson) who is attacked by a gangster Robert Durant (Larry Drake) and horribly burned. He turns to science to cure himself which on the one hand gives him superpower, but on the other hand affect his brain.<br /><br />Raimi used a lot of the techniques he developed with his Evil Dead films with this one. In fact, some of the scenes look like they came directly from Evil Dead like animated fingers disintegrating, floating objects as Westlake thinks about things, etc. Much of the action is also cartoonish like Evil Dead 2 such as cars bursting out of wooden containers and a man with a machine gun hidden inside of his prosthetic leg.<br /><br />Today some of the film appears cartoonish and cheesy, but it’s still good overall, especially if you appreciate Sam Raimi.<br />C
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