Bruce Campbell Has Perfect Response To SpongeBob SquarePants Season 14's Evil Dead Reference
Bruce Campbell has the perfect response to Spongebob SquarePants season 14's reference to Evil Dead, making a movie reference of his own.
Created by Sam Raimi, Evil Dead is a horror-comedy franchise that began with the release of the original film, The Evil Dead, in 1981. The series follows protagonist Ashley "Ash" Williams as he and his friends venture into a cabin for a vacation only to discover it harbors a demonic book that can summon terrifying creatures known as Deadites, hell-bent on torturing and slaying them all. As the series progresses, Ash becomes more of a masculine B-movie action hero until the soft reboot helmed by Eli Roth occurs, which shifts the franchise deeper into its horror roots.
Bruce Campbell has the perfect response to Spongebob SquarePants season 14's reference to Evil Dead, making a movie reference of his own.
The frightening success of Evil Dead Rise has inspired another spinoff set in the famed Evil Dead universe, and there are already exciting updates.
Director Sébastien Vaniček teases what’s to come from his Evil Dead spinoff movie, which will be the next franchise installment after Evil Dead Rise.
The new Evil Dead spinoff gets a hopeful release window from director Sébastien Vaniček, and it's perfect for the horror franchise's return.
It's unlikely that Bruce Campbell's Ash returns in the next entry in the Evil Dead franchise, as the movie doesn't meet the one condition he set.
A new Evil Dead spinoff movie is now in the works from Sam Raimi's production company following Rise's record-breaking success for the franchise.
A new theory based on an Evil Dead comic suggests that both the theatrical ending and the alternate ending of Army of Darkness are canon.
Exclusive: Bruce Campbell reflects on the most disturbing interaction he's had with an Evil Dead fan stemming from a different kind of book.
Bruce Campbell offers a confident update on the Evil Dead franchise's future as he confirms there are "a couple more" projects in the works.
Original Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell responds to the darker, more violent remakes and sequels that have been released in recent years.
A crossover between Evil Dead II and Family Matters' Steve Urkel titled "Urkel Dead 2: Deadite Do That?" makes for the perfect VHS cover art.
Dynamite's Army of Darkness Forever series explores the consequences of the so-called "happy" ending to the original Evil Dead trilogy.
An impressive piece of horror movie art brings many icons from across the genre together, including a few odd choices within the collage.
Dynamite's Army of Darkness Forever comic book sequel to the Evil Dead series reveals the third film's "happy" ending is in fact the darkest timeline.
Every Evil Dead movie has a slight variant of the Necronomicon book, either in appearance or name. Here is each book and its unique features.
The vicious and lethal Deadites of the Evil Dead franchise could probably kill their victims immediately, but instead they torment and disturb.
The original Evil Dead movies gradually shift genres throughout the trilogy, with the alternate endings of Army of Darkness highlighting the change.
The Evil Dead franchise is full of Deadites, but these 10 demons are more powerful than any others. So, here's what makes them so deadly.
The Evil Dead franchise features plenty of gruesome deaths for humans and Deadites alike, but which of the horror movies has the highest body count?
Bruce Campbell's Ash is a horror icon, but did his chainsaw, Delta, or boomstick kill the most Deadites in the Evil Dead movies and Ash Vs Evil Dead?
With Bruce Campbell retiring from his iconic Evil Dead role, the franchise needs a replacement for Ash Williams – and it already has one.