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[stretchbrock]

BRUCE CAMPBELL and RICHARD DEMANINCOR as ASH WILLIAMS + SCOTTY in THE EVIL DEAD (1981) dir. SAM RAIMI

[brokehorrorfan]

June 22: Bruce Campbell is 60 today.

The cult actor is best known for portraying Ash Williams in The Evil Dead, Evil Dead II, Army of Darkness, and Ash vs Evil Dead.

Among his numerous other genre roles, Campbell can be seen in Bubba Ho-Tep, Maniac Cop, Congo, Intruder, The Woods, Waxwork II: Lost in Time, Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat, Moontrap, From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money, and My Name Is Bruce.

[thedeaditeslayer]

Here’s a short video from SyFy Wire with season 3′s Ash vs Evil Dead cast.

[thedeaditeslayer]

Interview: ‘Bruce Campbell’ Talks His New Book And Teases New Season Of Ash vs. Evil Dead.

This interview has a bit of news on Ash vs. Evil Dead. You can also listen to an interview with Fox Radio here.

Bruce Campbell is back with his new book 15 years after If Chins Could Kill with Hail To The Chin: Further Confessions Of A B Movie Actor (Thomas Dunne Books; in stores on Tuesday, August 15). We talked about the book, the upcoming new season of Ash vs. Evil Dead, lavender and marrying people Zombies. He’s going out on tour to promote his book to 35 cities and you can see the tour schedule here on his website. You can listen to the interview below.

[fuckyeahbruce-campbell]

Horror legend Bruce Campbell likes Cincinnati: 'An old crumbling brick city like Detroit'

"There wasn’t a lot of laughing going on. It was a lot of work. ... A movie that is easy to make is hard to watch in my opinion.” - Bruce Ca

[supermarcey]

The Tubi Tuesdays Podcast Episode 76 – Crimewave (1985)

The Tubi Tuesdays Podcast Episode 76 – Crimewave (1985) #Tubi #TubiTuesdays #TubiTuesday #Podcast #PodNation #IndiePodcast #Crimewave #SamRaimi #LouiseLasser

The Tubi Tuesdays Podcast Episode 76 Crimewave (1985) Bede’s Pick Download HERE https://supermarcey.files.wordpress.com/2022/08/the-tubi-tuesdays-podcast-episode-76-crimewave-1985.mp3 Welcome back to our podcast series from The Super Network and Pop4D called Tubi Tuesdays Podcast! This podcast series is focused on discovering and doing commentaries/watch a longs for films found on the free…

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[brokehorrorfan]

The Evil Dead composer Joe LoDuca has reinvented, expanded, and rerecorded his score for the 1981 horror classic. Dubbed The Evil Dead: A Nightmare Reimagined, the album will be available on vinyl this Wednesday, June 6, at 1pm EST via Mondo.

The 2xLP release is pressed on 180-gram "Kandarian Demon" (green, yellow, and purple swirl with red splatter) vinyl. The artwork is created by Graham Humphreys, who designed the original UK quad poster and VHS sleeve for the film.

Priced at $35, the album comes with a Necromonicon booklet featuring liner notes from LoDuca, star Bruce Campbell, and producer Robert Tapert. A digital download is also included.

You can stream The Evil Dead: A Nightmare Reimagined in its entirety below, where you’ll also find a statement from LoDuca.

Joe LoDuca statement:

Evil Dead was my first film commission. As fate would have it, it is the movie that has had the most enduring impact on generations of fans. Every few years I get a request to release the score, and my response is the same. I own the score, but not the recording rights.

The Evil Dead trilogy launched my career composing for films and television. I still get asked to write for horror/thrillers. I love doing it, because the genre has no rules when it comes to music, save the objective of building tension and sustaining dread in the viewer. Today’s audience is savvier, so I have to constantly re-examine what is scary. Keeps me on my toes.

Producers always want the popcorn to fly, and I am often afforded large orchestras to insure that happens. Yet I never seem to be able to sell the idea that intimacy conjures a bubbling cauldron of fear just as potent. With limited resources, I scored Evil Dead for a string quintet augmented by piano, hand percussion, a synthesizer and a bit of guitar--anything I could get my hands on.

So when I was last approached to reissue the score, I asked myself this question: Knowing what I now know, how would I write for that ensemble today?

I took the idea to my long-time agents, Laura Engel and Richard Kraft and they ran with it, far beyond my expectations. Together we produced a sold out live-to-picture Halloween concert at the historic United Artists’ Theater (now the Ace Hotel) in Los Angeles, with the inimitable Bruce Campbell, the star of Evil Dead, as our host.

So sit back in a darkened room and listen to the soundtrack to what Stephen King once called “a black rainbow of horror.”

Welcome to my nightmare: reimagined.

[reallyhardy]

“...you don’t understand -- times are changing.”

sundown: the vampire in retreat. 1989. dir. anthony hickox.