Like many, I was disappointed when Bruce Campbell announced that he was not going to be part of Don Coscarelli’s Bubba Nosferatu, the follow up to Campbell and Coscarelli’s elderly-Elvis-fighting-a-mummy collaboration Bubba HoTep. But now, [click for more]
Oh, Sam Raimi. Why must you taunt me so? I’ve long been a fan of the director’s work since I first saw Evil Dead 2 in college in 1988. His unique and energetic visual style places [click for more]
The smirk. The hair. And, especially, the Chin. It can only be Bruce Campbell. We’ve been waiting for a while for the release of his film My Name Is Bruce, in which he plays a [click for more]
“When he’s ready, I’m ready.” So says Bruce Campbell about returning to the Evil Deadfranchise, which launched both his and director Sam Raimi’s careers back in the 1980s. Last month at the San Diego ComicCon, [click for more]
I don’t know what surprises me more- That there is a South Korean production of Evil Dead: The Musical playing nightly to sold out audiences or that those audiences are made up of 90% women. [click for more]
“[Bubba Nosferatu] is dead to me,” Bruce Campbell announced Friday night on Fangoria Magazine‘s Fangoria Radio Show on Sirius Satellite Radio. The announcement comes as a disappointing surprise to fans of the actor and director [click for more]
It’s an audacious concept. An aging Elvis Presley living in a Texas backwater nursing home teams up with a black man who thinks he’s John F. Kennedy to defeat a mummy that’s been feeding on [click for more]
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