HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELLEN SANDWEISS!!

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Decades of Horror: Cheryl Williams



“Ash vs Evil Dead” Behind the Scenes Look at Ellen Sandweiss as Cheryl - Source: www.du-hd.com

Living with the Cult Legacy of Evil Dead - Source: www.denofgeek.com

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SCOTT SPIEGEL!!

Scott Spiegel - 2007

Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, Frank Darabont, and Scott Spiegel - 1996

Scott Spiegel co-wrote Evil Dead 2 with Sam Raimi.

He also introduced Quentin Tarantino to producer Lawrence Bender, who helped Tarantino get Reservoir Dogs (1992) made. Tarantino subsequently credited Spiegel with helping him establish his filmmaking career.

Mr. Spiegel recently directed Hostel: Part III, which was released to DVD in December of 2011.

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See also:
Super Fun Time (aka my interview ;) with Scott Spiegel! :) - dianaprincexxx.com
Scott Spiegel-Produced Welcome to Purgatory Takes You to the Afterlife with Jillian Murray
Book Of The Dead Interviews Scott Spiegel

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TED RAIMI!

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Ted Raimi | Official Web Site

Evil Dead: The Game - Reveal Trailer

 

 

Announcing Evil Dead: The Game, coming to consoles and PC! Take on all comers in co-op and PvP action - Come Get Some in 2021! 

 

 

Source: Evil Dead: The Game

Bruce Campbell Thriller ‘Running Time’ Coming to Blu-ray for the First Time Next Year

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Synapse Films is heading back to the late ’90s with an upcoming Blu-ray release of 1997’s Running Time, the indie home video company announced today. This brand new special edition release will be the very first time Josh Becker‘s heist thriller has come to Blu-ray.

Bruce Campbell stars as Carl, a man who launches a full-scale heist to steal mob money from the prison that just released him. With the help of an old friend (Jeremy Roberts), a driver and a safe-cracker, Carl’s attempt to carry out the heist is fraught with incompetence and bad luck. As the clock ticks and the circumstances turn tragic, Carl is forced to make the most important decision of his life.

“Inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s Rope and filmed over twenty years before Sam Mendes’ 1917, writer/director Josh Becker designed Running Time to play out using the “one continuous shot” technique with no computer-assisted trickery. Expertly photographed and edited on film to take place over 70 minutes of real-time, this gritty crime thriller was shot entirely on location in the streets of Los Angeles.”

 

Click Here For Special Features Info And Additional Artwork - Source: bloody-disgusting.com