Ash vs Evil Dead Executive Producer Rob Tapert takes you behind the scenes of the series finale. Catch the series finale April 29 on STARZ.
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You’ve seen Ash get hard...now get a glimpse of Ash’s softer side. Catch the series finale April 29 on STARZ.
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Campbell's costars Dana DeLorenzo and Ray Santiago don't believe this is the end. “I don’t buy it ... it’s like Cher,” Santiago said. Here's how it can continue.
It’s the end of the line for Bruce Campbell‘s Ash Williams. The series finale of Ash vs. Evil Dead will wrap up Campbell’s 37-year run with the character, which began in the original Evil Dead film. Campbell may be retiring from the role, but that doesn’t mean we won’t get one last chance to see Ash do what he does best: running away from his responsibilities!
More limited edition Steelbooks are coming from Scream Factory this summer, with the company announcing that Army of Darkness, The Howling and Lifeforce will all be getting re-releases, the films and bonus contents this time around nestled inside of glorious Steelbook cases. Only 10,000 of each title will be produced.
The official release date for all three Blu-ray Steelbooks is August 14, but Scream Factory notes that they will ship two weeks early if you order directly from their website. If you order from the site, your packaging will also include 28.5” x 16.5” rolled lithographs of the brand new cover illustrations.
Breakout star to be honored Thursday in LA
While the news broke last week that the horror comedy "Ash vs. Evil Dead" is coming to an end after its third season on STARZ, it also marked a new beginning for the series' breakout star, Dana DeLorenzo. Not only has DeLorenzo's turn as Deadite slayer Kelly Maxwell earned her respect and loyalty from fans of the series, it, in a serendipitous bit of timing, has also brought her the prestigious Artemis Action Next Wave award from the Artemis Women in Action Film Festival.
The biggest horror news of last week sadly paved way for the biggest horror news of this week, with this past Friday’s cancellation of “Ash vs. Evil Dead” leading to star Bruce Campbell officially hanging up the chainsaw-hand this week. According to Campbell, he’s done playing Ash Williams, setting his sights instead on other fish he wants to fry.
So where does that leave the Evil Dead franchise, to which Campbell is inextricably linked? Could it continue beyond Campbell, or does it die along with his retirement?
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We’ve spent so much time the past couple days mourning the cancellation of “Ash vs. Evil Dead” that it’s been easy to forget that it’s not actually over… not yet, at least.
We still have one more episode left to go, with the Season 3/series finale airing this Sunday on Starz. We’ve had the pleasure of previewing the finale and we can tell you that it’s pretty damn enjoyable and satisfying, delivering an epic final battle between Ash and a MASSIVE Kaiju Deadite, some nice emotion, and a final few minutes unlike anything we’ve ever seen in the Evil Dead universe. We think you’re gonna love it… and be left begging for more.
Bruce Campbell is hanging up his chainsaw for good. According to the actor, he’s retiring from playing Ash vs Evil Dead‘s Ash Williams – a character he’s played on and off again for almost 40 years.
Although expected, it was hugely disappointing to learn that Starz canceled “Ash vs. Evil Dead”, which will conclude its third season this coming Sunday. Even so, Sam Raimi, Robert Tapert, and star Bruce Campbell had been developing a fourth season up until the official cancelation, sources tell Bloody Disgusting.
From what I’m told, if “Ash vs. Evil Dead” had been blessed with a fourth season, it would have taken Ashy Slashy to the future. Think sci-fi post-apocalyptic, like Mad Max meets Fallout, only with…robots!
There will be no fourth season for Starz’s Ash Vs Evil Dead.
The premium cabler has opted not to move forward with a Season 4 of Sam Raimi’s horror comedy starring Bruce Campbell, Lucy Lawless and Ray Santiago, and the Season 3 finale on April 29 will serve as the series ender.
“Ash v Evil Dead has taken audiences on a wild ride for three seasons thanks to the fantastic performances and creative efforts of Sam, Bruce, Rob and the entire cast and crew. We are proud to send the show out with a bang…and a splat,” said Carmi Zlotnik, President of Programming for Starz.
Tickle Trunk of Horrors is more than pleased to begin this Horror buffet of the scariest kind as we welcome into our halls of horror, none other than Legendary actress Betsy Baker. A true American actress in the true sense of the word.
In the 1981 Horror Cult Classic The Evil Dead she played Linda. The Evil Dead has developed a well deserved reputation as one of the Largest cult films and has been cited among the Greatest horror films of all time.
We get up close and personal with this talented actress and converse about her long resume of film and TV work.
Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, she started piano lessons at age 5 and took voice lessons and studied dance.
Just to name a few of her outstanding projects:
1981 - The Evil Dead - Linda
- Word of Honor - Denise McNeil)
2009 - ER - Dr. Wheeler
2013 - OZ the Great and Powerful
2014 - Days of Our Lives ( Ozark waitress)
2014 - True Blood - (Midwife)
2016 - Grey's Anatomy ( Barbara Davis)
It’s “Judgment Day” on Starz’s “Ash vs. Evil Dead” this coming Sunday night, with the penultimate episode in Season 3 setting the stage for the season (series?) finale the following Sunday night. This past Sunday night, Ash was able to rescue Brandy from the other side, but Kelly is still trapped… her body overtaken by the spirit of Kaya.
In this Sunday night’s second-to-last episode, Ash sets out on a quest to save Kelly, coming face-to-face with old nemesis Ruby in the process. In this exclusive clip, Ash presses the Kandarian Dagger to not-really-Kelly’s throat in an attempt to get Ruby to evict Kaya.
The first clip is one that will make a lot of Evil Dead fans happy as we see Ash pass the torch, er, boomstick to his daughter.
If it’s not hell, it’s damn well near it.
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Cakes Cove's award-winning designer, Sam Lapointe will teach you how to incorporate all manner of fandoms into your events! There will be episodes about cake, chocolate, cookies and other desserts as well as DIY projects all with the main goal of celebrating being a geek!
At Cakes Cove we are proud geeks and love celebrating our passions through the most lovingly made desserts using only the best ingredients. We first make everything taste delicious... then we make them look amazing, forever feeding that internal struggle of "it looks too good I don't want to eat it." While rewarding those that take the first bite. Does that make us evil? Maybe.
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Lucy Hale embraces her inner scream queen in her new horror film 'Truth or Dare,’ Bruce Campbell teaches us how to be a B-movie legend, and you share your favorite scary movie moments.
1:06: Iconic actor and "Ash vs. Evil Dead" star Bruce Campbell breaks down what it takes to become a B-movie legend, letter by letter.
Starz has provided us with three sneak peek clips of the new episode today, which name drop Professor Knowby and even pay tribute to Sam Raimi’s Drag Me to Hell!
We’re massive fans of Ash vs Evil Dead, one of the most enjoyable and entertaining horror shows on the box. For anyone unfamiliar, all three seasons are available now on Virgin Box Sets – so if you haven’t yet taken a bite, then what are you waiting for?
Bruce Campbell (Army of Darkness, The Evil Dead, Ash vs Evil Dead) talks about getting to a spiritual level and transcending self while acting, how with age he’s chosen pot over boner pills, and embracing the paranoia when he’s high. Then he opens up about working with Sam Raimi and how much of a pioneer he was, how the rating system screwed him over, and why he won’t use live firearms on set.
Executive Producer Rob Tapert takes you behind the scenes of the Ash vs Evil Dead universe.
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Note: In the middle was a little cut, lost a few seconds. Almost complete. Stay groovy! :-)
Five years ago, blood rained down from the skies.
One of the straight up best horror movies of the last ten years, if you’re asking me, was Fede Alvarez’s Evil Dead, which arrived in theaters on April 5, 2013. Yes, that means it’s been exactly five years since we returned to the infamous cabin in the woods for another night of grueling terror and practical effects insanity… time sure flies, eh?
In celebration of the remake’s fifth anniversary, Alvarez took to Twitter last night to share a batch of previously unreleased photos from the making of his goriest flick to date!
Oh yes, there will be blood…
Bruce Campbell got a lesson in stunt drivng from Star Trek's William Shatner, himself. Plus, how to make Mark Hamill your best friend.
Pablo (Ray Santiago) suspects something isn't quite right with Kelly (Dana DeLorenzo) when she meets him and Ash at the school in episode 307, “Twist and Shout,” of 'Ash vs Evil Dead.'
Carrie. Prom Night. The Loved Ones. Cabin Fever 2. Holidays. Dance of the Dead.
“Ash vs. Evil Dead” is about to crown the King and Queen of the school dance in Episode 307 “Twist and Shout”, next week’s episode that airs April 8th at 9:00 PM ET/PT.
In the episode, Ruby’s latest creation is her most diabolical plan yet to turn Brandy against her father, while Pablo suspects something isn’t quite right with Kelly when she meets him and Ash at the school. Chaos ensues when evil shows up at the school dance.
There’s a bloodbath being foreshadowed in these three clips, which shows the evil Ash clone revving up for the slaughter!
Where did Sam Raimi get the inspiration in the script? What’s the real history of the book of the dead? And how did this iconic piece of film history get made?
We talk with Tom Sullivan about the how he created Evil Dead's Necronomicon or roughly translated the Book of the Dead.
This is the first episode in the PROPS TO series where we look at the history of some of films greatest props and talk to the people who created them. If you like the video please subscribe and we’ll be back soon with episode two!
Executive Producer Rob Tapert takes you behind the scenes of the Ash vs Evil Dead universe.
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As Ash vs. Evil Dead Season 3 comes to a close, fans patiently await the future of this iconic franchise. While the future is uncertain, the final episodes of the season are quite possibly the strongest in series history, and potentially Bruce Campbell’s finest work.
ASH VS EVIL DEAD, now in its third season on Starz Sunday nights, represents a very particular sort of career triumph for its star Bruce Campbell. By now, the origin story has gained folklore status: in 1979, Campbell and his friends, director Sam Raimi and Robert Tapert, then young men in Michigan, raised $350,000 to make a low-budget horror film, THE EVIL DEAD, which was released in 1981, starring Campbell as inadvertent demon-summoner Ash Williams. The trio went on to make EVIL DEAD II (1987) and its studio-sponsored follow-up ARMY OF DARKNESS. The friends also came together to make the TV series THE ADVENTURES OF BRISCO COUNTY JR. (1993-1994) and JACK OF ALL TRADES (2000), both starring Campbell. Additionally, Campbell played the recurring character of Autolycus on the Raimi/Tapert series HERCULES: THE LEGENDARY JOURNEYS and XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS.
Campbell has a prolific career apart from the Raimi/Tapert team in film and television, with notable credits that include THE HUDSUCKER PROXY, ESCAPE FROM L.A., BUBBA HO-TEP (as Elvis Presley), MY NAME IS BRUCE (as a monster-beset version of himself), an a series regular role in seven seasons of BURN NOTICE as Sam Axe.
Through it all, though, Campbell (and Raimi and Tapert) kept getting asked at every public appearance, “When are you doing more EVIL DEAD?”
It was the night of October the 11th in 2017. It was a busy night, because I was flying to Japan with my family the next morning. Luck was on my side however, because Bruce Campbell was in Seattle promoting his new book Hail to the Chin. I made the time.
You may have looked at the cover photo and thought to yourself, “I know that guy from somewhere.” You may recognize Campbell from smaller cameo roles like from Darkman, Congo, or his different brief characters in all three of Sam Raimi‘s Spiderman movies. You may recognize him as Sam Axe from the hit USA show Burn Notice. You may know him from the Starz series Ash vs Evil Dead. Or you may have been one of his dedicated fans who was following him all along.
Ever since his teen years in Oakland County, Cameron has been collaborating with talented people to produce cinematic miracles. He was one of the kids who hung out with future "Evil Dead" franchise and "Spider-Man" director Sam Raimi to make elaborate amateur movies using a Super-8 camera.
Cameron and Bruce Campbell, who currently stars in "Ash vs. Evil Dead" for Starz, were students in the Wylie E. Groves High School class of 1976. Raimi was in the class of 1977.
