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BRUCE CAMPBELL in "THE FINAL ROUND" (1977) directed by JOSH BECKER
Original Evil Dead crew member Josh Becker has passed away at the age of 67. A Detroit native, Becker began making Super 8 movies alongside
Josh Becker of Evil Dead fame has passed away. He Directed/wrote several episodes of Xena. RIP. Directed on Xena: -A Fistful of Dinars -Warrior… Princess… Tramp -For Him the Bell Tolls -Blind Faith -Fins, Femmes and Gems -In Sickness and in Hell -If the Shoe Fits… -Kindred Spirits -Soul Possession Writing credits: -Chariots of War -All Locked up and Tied Down
Movie of the Day: Lunatics: A Love Story
An unsung, poetic, weird movie by the late Josh Becker, this comedy/romance/neo-noir flick is like a beautiful poem found written on a discarded piece of paper. It's imperfect, but it's oddly beautiful.
Ted Raimi stars (in one of his best performances) as an aspiring poet with severe mental disturbances who meets a woman with terrible luck (Deborah Foreman) who has been dumped by her boyfriend (Bruce Campbell). It's a sweet movie about a man who ultimately has to overcome his anxieties in order to be worthy.
(But remember, gentlebeings all, True Love is no substitute for taking your meds.)
If you can find this one, it's well worth it. (It used to be VERY hard to get your hands on a copy in the 90s.)
Lunatics: A Love Story was first screened on the Fantasporto Film Festival in Portugal 35 years ago today, on February 8, 1991.
Left-To-Right; Rob Tapert, Steve 'The Dart' Frankel, Sam Raimi, Tim Philo, and Josh Becker during The Evil Dead (1980)
Slice of life at the Evil Dead cabin
I love this movie so much! Ted is really very talented. He can do any role, from comical roles to serious one. Lunatics is a wonderful movie and Hank, played by Ted is just so 🥺❤️ I love him
Thou Shalt Not Kill...Except (1985)