Looks like Jane Levy has been confusing her regular moisturiser with buckets and buckets of gore in this new image from Evil Dead, fresh from the pages of the upcoming April issue of Empire magazine.
Two days ago we shared that red official poster for the upcoming Evil Dead remake which is set to open in two months. Today, we’re here to update our little gallery with some new images and set photos from the whole thing, and I’m sure you’re going to like them as well! So far, Fede Alvarez‘s remake looks pretty cool, hope you agree?
Actor, author, and producer Bruce Campbell spoke at Hastings College over the weekend. Best known for his work on "Burn Notice" and the "Evil Dead" trilogy, Campbell was chosen through the Artist Lecture Series to speak on the topic of fear. Prior to his speaking engagement, a press conference was held on Friday at 7 p.m. in the Daughtery Center.
Campbell covered a wide array of topics ranging from his legacy, the horror genre, making movies then/now, consumer markets, being stereotyped, finding investors, and his future projects.
Afterwards, Campbell introduced his iconic B-horror film, "Army of Darkness" to audience members in the French Memorial Chapel. He briefly took time to provide the crowd with trivia stories and facts involving the film.
Hi,
Just finished this bust of Ash and thought you guys may be interested.
Full build and finished pics can be seen here:
http://www.therpf.com/f62/1-1-evil-dead-ii-ash-bust-156669/
Also got a Cheryl bust I finished within the last week here:
http://www.therpf.com/f62/1-1-evil-dead-cheryl-deadite-paintup-176060/
Regards,
Mark B.
Want to see the three original EVIL DEAD films and the remake all in one amazing soul-swallowing night?! Then Arrow in the Head has got you covered!
If you’re living in L.A. (or feel up to visiting the city for this awesome event), you’ll have the chance to see Sam Raimi’s EVIL DEAD, EVIL DEAD 2, ARMY OF DARKNESS and Fede Alvarez’s EVIL DEAD REMAKE, on APRIL 4th.
Arrow in the Head’s very own Jimmy O will be presenting the marathon, which will also include rare trailers, prizes/giveaways, special guests (TBA), concessions specials and a bevy of EVIL DEAD-themed display items and props. Groovy? Groovy! So what are the details worth knowing? Check it:
The marathon takes place at the Regency Westwood Village Theatre (961 Broxton Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90024) on Thursday, April 4th. General admission is $28, $23 for students. You can also purchase tickets for the first three films individually for $7.
Doors open at 5pm, with THE EVIL DEAD starting at 5:30pm. From then on, you can kiss your nerves goodbye! (FYI, THE EVIL DEAD and EVIL DEAD 2 will both be projected in 35mm!)
To purchase tickets and learn more info, head over HERE. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime chance to see all four EVIL DEAD films on the big screen on the same night! JOIN US!
Hey Evil Dead News,
Here is something to hold you down in the meantime for the upcoming release of the new "Evil Dead" - We recreated "Evil Dead in 60 Seconds 2013" for the Virgin Radio Fake Film Festival. We are HUGE "Evil Dead" fans and we wanted to take the chance to recreate the 1981 cult classic in 60 seconds for fans by fans. Luke Bramley and Gigi Saul Guerrero and myself hope you enjoy our video!!
Link to Virgin Radio website to vote:
http://vancouver.virginradio.ca/FFF2013/View.aspx?PostID=60683
P.S. Enjoy the poster we recreated as well :D
army of darkness display i created for my collection. Can't wait to see the Evil Dead remake...
On the heels of a couple of jaw-dropping red band trailers, there’s a lot of buzz building for Evil Dead, the new version of the Sam Raimi/Bruce Campbell horror cult classic directed by Fede Alvarez. While speaking to one of the film’s stars, Jessica Lucas (Cloverfield) about her upcoming new TV series, Cult (look for more on that soon), I also asked her a bit about what to expect in Evil Dead, which included the involvement of Raimi and Campbell as producers.
To coincide with the upcoming release of the remake of one of cinema's best horror films, The Evil Dead.
One of a kind mirror, which captures many of the original film's classic moments.
The mirror measures 42'' max width, a 32'' max height. If you haven't seen the film (shame on you!!) then it really is something you should get round to quickly!! If you have seen the film, then you'll appreciate the finer details of this crazy work of art. Many features are burnt into the wood, the branches, twigs etc are freshly recovered from Bredon Hill, itself steeped in the history of witchcraft and the occult. Real human hair features on the skulls left and right, Cheryl's [they meant Linda's] classic, almost annoying!! little ditty, ''not another peep.... time to go to sleep'' is burnt into the shelf, as are 2 devils pentagrams. Loaded with candles, it creates a real feel for the mood of the film.
