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I have posters from the Evil Dead trilogy and seasons 1 and 2 of Ash vs Evil Dead, but recently had to have work done on the house (which is why I have been so quite...) and will have to pass even though these look great.

Yeah, I'm not buying the whole ruining of one's career... but if you really want to do that just follow Fede who has made a wrestling style heel turn by telling people his job is making movies that piss people off followed by being attached to every sequel including the Labyrinth that is in...

Lee Cronin not being involved was a pretty good sign they were going in a different direction, but at some point a little continuity would go a long way... and I'd like to see a director return. Interesting choice of movies since Aliens is one of those increasingly rare sequels that is close...

Kelly and Ruby spinoff. Beth and Kassie, or The Further Adventures of Kassie and Staffanie.

Bruce wasn't joking around when he said they wanted to make Evil Dead movies more often.

Xena Warrior Princess had it's own series of Topps trading cards from 98 to 2002, and that was mostly due to NBC/Universal... but at some point they had issues with some rights holders that probably put the breaks on anything Renaissance Pictures was involved in getting an official trading card...

Ossie Davis playing Jack so straight is what makes the whole story come together, but there is no one who can top such a performance even Paul Giamitti (no offense) who I'm sure could pull off a more believable Col. Parker than Tom Hanks.

That was the plan, but often such plans don't work out... and be thankful we got 30 episodes and 3 hours of Evil Dead related content with an amazing cast and crew with the exception of Craig D. who got fired as a showrunner leading to rewrites and those delays. Many shows made in recent years...

Rumored for years with different actors playing Elvis including Bruce and Ron Perlman, but Bubba Ho-Tep is a rare movie that is so good a sequel and/or prequal will only taint it.

Sam Raimi didn't abandon The Evil Dead, but let Rob Tapert take control of the tv stuff Renaissance Pictures was involved in like Hercules The Legendary Journeys and Xena Warrior Princess and Ash vs Evil Dead. It started out well for Starz who didn't have much around the show, and most people...

Saber took the money and ran after selling 500,000 copies in less than a week, and Tim Willits is content living in the past with Quake and that stupid Wild Card Football game. Evil Dead The Game had/has issues, but is still the best asym out there... and what happened made me not even want to...

For me it was getting back to a theater to see Evil Dead Rise, and the biggest bummer of 2023 was what Saber did to Evil Dead The Game by saying they were no longer going to make any content for a game that should have lasted for YEARS.

Shovels are op weapons for slaying Deadites, and when going for decaps like in Evil Dead The Game make the most satisfying sounds... but those quotes from Cheryl and Scotty are a nice touch.

Hysteria sounds interesting, and everyone is getting back to work... but the sad thing is with the strike and everything else going on we didn't get to see another Hallmark Channel movie for the holidays.

Memories and thoughts of what we could have had dance through my mind when I see Nick's concept art, and to be quite honest they give me big animated Star Wars vibe(s) like Clone Wars which could work well if they ever decide to make an animated version of Ash vs Evil Dead season 4 in a similar...

Hard to believe tomorrow is the 8th anniversary of Ash vs Evil Dead premiering on Starz.

For a time I joked to myself that Kain was an early form of AI.

I joined a previous iteration of this forum in/about 2004, and that is the first time I have heard Kain talk since most (if not all) of the interviews on here are in written form... but Evil Dead Italia is rocking these interviews including the recent one with Betsy Baker and Theresa Tilly. So...

Looking forward to seeing, or hearing this interview on October 11th a few days shy of the October 15th anniversary of The Evil Dead premiering in Detroit at the Redford Theater in 1981.