Evil Dead Limited Edition Pinball Machine (Spooky Pinball) for Sale

$8,000. Bruce Campbell said the lines himself.

Most horror-licensed pinball tables slap the movie poster on a generic layout and call it a day. Evil Dead Limited Edition didn’t. Spooky Pinball, the Wisconsin outfit behind Halloween and Texas Chainsaw Massacre, spent two years building what they call the most mechanically loaded machine they’ve ever shipped — and Bruce Campbell came back to record new lines as Ash Williams specifically for it. Lara Sluyter returns as evil Linda. Scott Innes voices Professor Knowby. This isn’t a licensing deal. It’s a reunion.

Evil Dead Limited Edition, Only 888 units exist. Released November 2024, it’s already sitting at #8 on Pinside’s Top 100 out of every pinball machine ever rated — a 8.79/10 average across 601 player ratings. That’s not hype copy. That’s the pinball community’s own scoreboard.

What’s actually moving on this playfield

Not lights. Not plastic. Real mechanisms:

• The cabin. A multi-ball lock built around the actual cabin from the films, complete with a motorized porch swing that releases the ball down its own ramp.
• The cassette deck. A vintage tape deck sits on the playfield with a spinning reel and flasher — feed it, and you get Professor Knowby’s original recordings, ripped straight from the movie’s audio.
• The Boom Stick. Dual shooter lanes built around Ash’s sawed-off shotgun, feeding into its own multiball mode.
• The basement door. Ascending targets that lead down to Evil Cheryl and into a subway running under the lower playfield — yes, there’s a second level under the glass.

This is a wide-body cabinet, meaning it’s physically roomier than a standard Stern or Jersey Jack table — built to fit everything above without crowding the shots.

Specs of Evil Dead Limited Edition

Straight talk on the Evil Dead Limited Edition

Our page didn’t have dimensions, weight, or a lead time locked in when we wrote this — that’s on us, and we’ll get it fixed. If you want exact numbers before you commit $8,000 to a wide-body cabinet (they’re bigger than standard, so measure your doorway), call or email us and we’ll confirm before you order rather than make you guess.

Why order Evil Dead Limited Edition here instead of secondhand

Evil Dead machines move fast on the resale market — Pinside’s own data shows a median asking price north of $16,800 for used units, nearly double what we’re asking. A few reasons that gap exists, and why it’s worth buying from us instead of chasing a stranger’s listing:

• We inspect and test every machine before it leaves our Seattle facility — mechs, subway, cassette deck, all of it
• Real warranty coverage, not “as-is, no returns”
• Free shipping nationwide, 5–7 business days once it ships via FedEx Ground
• You can actually call us if something’s wrong

Talk to a person, not a chatbot

Retro Arcade Games 502 Maynard Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104 Call or text: +1 (360) 428-9268 Email: sales@retroarcadegames.us

Open daily, 9 AM – 6 PM PST

Got a question before you buy? Just ask — we’ll actually answer.

Quick answers

Is this the original Evil Dead Limited Edition or the 2013 remake?

Neither — it draws from the first two Sam Raimi films: The Evil Dead (1981) and Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn (1987).

How limited is “limited edition” here?

888 units, worldwide, full stop. No open production run behind it.

Does Bruce Campbell actually sound like Bruce Campbell on this?

Yes — new recordings made specifically for the game, not archival movie audio pulled and reused.

Is Evil Dead Limited Edition wide-body cabinet harder to fit in a normal game room?

It needs a bit more width than a standard-body table. If your space is tight, message us before ordering and we’ll help you figure out if it clears.

What kind of guarantee comes with it?

Full warranty and support after delivery, same as every machine we sell.