The film Evil Ed is a horror-comedy that was released in 1995. It was directed by Anders Jacobsson and stars Johan Rudebeck as Edward, the protagonist of the story. The film is a tribute to classic horror movies and pays homage to them in various ways.
Edward is a mild-mannered film editor who is assigned to work on a series of exploitation films known as "Loose Limbs". The films are extremely violent and graphic, and the constant exposure to them starts to take a toll on Edward's mental health. As he becomes increasingly disturbed by the content he is working on, he begins to hallucinate and experience terrifying nightmares.
As Edward's mental state deteriorates, he starts to lose touch with reality and becomes convinced that the violence he is editing is real. He starts to see the people around him as potential victims, and he becomes obsessed with the idea of bringing the violence of the films to life.
Throughout the course of the film, Edward's transformation into "Evil Ed" becomes more and more complete. He begins to transform physically, developing a demonic appearance and supernatural powers. He also becomes more violent and begins to commit brutal murders.
The film is notable for its over-the-top gore and dark humor, as well as its references to classic horror films. It has since become a cult favorite among horror fans and is regarded as one of the best horror-comedies of all time.