Check out this stellar interview with Tim Quill over at Book Of The Dead:
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Tim Quill played the Blacksmith in Army of Darkness and is currently working on a new project called The Shemps.

Burbank, CA, November 18, 2009 – Ted Raimi (“Drag Me to Hell,” “Spider-Man 3,” “SeaQuest DSV”), actor and brother of “Legend of the Seeker” executive producer Sam Raimi, will guest star in an upcoming episode of the epic fantasy series “Legend of the Seeker,” it was announced today. Raimi, who begins filming in New Zealand this week, will reprise his role as Sebastian, the fast-talking, shady mapmaker and magic peddler who teams up with Zedd’s brother Thaddicus to sell a magical cure for Banelings — evil souls returned from the underworld.
Hey gang, the time is drawing near for Burn Notice season 3.5 to hit the small screen. Tune in this January to see what Michael, Fiona and Sam are up to next. I can't tell you much (because we would have to, well, you know...), but I think you'll find the new episodes crazy cool.
Regards~
Bruce


BAGHDAD, Iraq – On television, actor Jeff Donovan plays a defunct spy who has expertise in explosives and weapons.
Recently, however, at Combat Outpost Meade, south of Baghdad, it was Donovan who took pointers from the Soldiers of 113th Field Artillery Battalion, 30th Heavy Brigade Combat Team.
Donovan was accompanied by Don Campbell, military advisor for the tour, and Bruce Campbell, Don Campbell's brother, and also a cast mate of Donovan.
Bruce Campbell is a star in his own right, from films such as, "Army of Darkness," and "Bubba Hotep." Both Donovan and Bruce Campbell appear on the USA network television show, "Burn Notice."
During their visit at COP Meade, Bruce Campbell and Donovan tried their hand at the firing range and met with Soldiers as part of a morale, welfare and recreation tour throughout Iraq.
"Everybody should support the troops," said Bruce Campbell.
Only a few minutes after landing in a UH-60 Black Hawk, the two actors were greeted by cheers and shouts, "Hey Bruce!"
Bruce Campell talks with Tara and Devanny about his acting approach, what gets him out of bed in the morning and leaves with a special message for our viewers
A 1987 television preview for Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn", second of his outrageous horror trilogy starring the one and only Bruce Campbell as a man beset by supernatural forces in the deep, dark woods.
Here is the trailer for the lost classic remake of the slightly less lost Sam Raimi classic short film.

As you’ve no doubt heard by now, Lou Dobbs abruptly resigned last night as CNN’s 7 p.m. anchor. The network has already named John King as his replacement.
I’m thinking that CNN should have instead gone after the only man ever to achieve cult fame by replacing his own hand with a chain saw.That’s right: CNN should have hired Bruce Campbell.
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Bruce Campbell and Ellen Sandweiss discuss The Evil Dead in this Channel 4 Halloween special on horror films, along with Simon Pegg, Edgar Wright, Emily Booth, Jenny Agutter and more.

These are keepsake vials filled with earth extracted from the fireplace of the actual Evil Dead cabin in Tennessee. I have documented several visits to the location here: www.JeanoRoid.com/EvilDead.
All you Deadites know how pivotal a role the fireplace plays in the movie - and now you can carry a small piece of that "evil" around your neck!
Ladies of the Evil Dead : Extreme Edition : Coming November 27 only from FRIGHT-RAGS. Be sure to check out www.fright-rags.com and sign up for the newsletter to receive more information about this highly limited release!

Bruce Campbell and Jeffrey Donovan are off to Iraq today to meet the troops. They will be in Iraq for the following 10 days. You can learn more about the event on the official USO website.

On a 20 cm x 20 cm x 3.5 cm deep stretched box canvas with oils, acrylics and spray paint.
Previously for sale through Katie Robinson's Stencil Portrait Website :)

If you haven't seen "My Name is Bruce" yet, do it and do it now. If you're a Campbell fan, a B-movie fan, or a comedy fan, you really need to see it. It is a freaking imperative. And if you're just a person in the mood for a good time, do yourself a favor and check "My Name is Bruce" out. Despite its general cheesiness, the flick is a hoot. You will have a good time. No question about it.
Description: And from out of the blue, Ash Williams makes his debut in this heated matchup versus the web-slinging wall-crawler, Spiderman...who's in armor no less :P (which means a small Super Armor that comes with it). I apologize for not making as many videos as before, but things have been hectic, and playing Mugen has become a past time for me instead of a project, but I couldn't resist doing a match-up with one of my favorite movie characters, Ash Williams. Especially since I watched the Evil Dead series (again) for Halloween




Sam Raimi is best known as the man behind the "Spiderman" franchise, but he's also widely regarded as a master of the macabre and of horror. After all, he broke through in 1981 with "The Evil Dead" after fixating on horror movies as a child. Before age 10, he was making 8-mm home movies.
"I was always attracted to strong actions. I like strong reactions," he notes quietly. "Subtle comedy wasn't my thing. The Three Stooges, that was my thing. Oh, boy, was that my thing!" he says, fondly laughing. Indeed, many of Raimi's films feature Stooges-like sequences. Asked if they're meant as homages to the zany trio, he simply avers, "I just think they're clever, funny sequences."
If you like German, forklifts, blood, and Sam Raimi style direction and horror, then this is the perfect video for you!
This is a short video a friend and I made in my freshman year for a programming class using Alice. Evil Dead has always been a favorite franchise of mine and when we were told to create a final project the idea of creating a "sequel;" came to mind and we were able to create this. I hope you all enjoy it, if you like Alice you can create a wide number of animated shorts.

Bruce stopped in to watch the play at the 2nd Street Theater in Bend Oregon. He arrived, he rocked the post-production Q&A, spent some time with the cast and crew, signed autographs, and took tons of photos ... and then vanished into the night.

While most Auckland businesses have spent the past year with the recession blues, the city's film production industry — our so-called Westywood — has been quietly prospering, partly thanks to the man who gave us Hercules and Xena.


Over the last twenty years, Sam Raimi’s The Evil Dead (1981) has been celebrated as a rollercoaster ride of terror; a classic horror video hit; an exemplar of the 1980s cycle of tongue-in-cheek and excessively gory horror films; and as the film that introduced the now-iconic character of Ash (played by Bruce Campbell). This study considers the range of factors that have contributed to the film’s continuingly evolving cult reputation – the story of the film’s gruelling production, its journey from Cannes to video and DVD, the film’s play with the conventions of the horror genre, and its status, for fans and critics alike, as one of the grungiest, gutsiest and most inventive films in horror movie history.Click Here To Purchase (US) - Source: www.amazon.com
November 2009
128 pages
List Price: $15.00, £10.00
Bruce Campbell Q&A at Fangoria Trinity of Terrors in Las Vegas on Halloween 2009. Answers a question from woman dressed in scary costume.
Bruce Campbell Q&A at Fangoria Trinity of Terrors, Las Vegas, Halloween 2009. Talks about Evil Dead The Musical



There was a moment late last night as I scrubbed fake blood off my fleece jacket when I wondered if my decision to attend the evening’s performance of Evil Dead: The Musical was worth it. And I decided that yes, indeed, it was well worth it. If I were a punny guy, I would say it was a bloody good time. But I’m not.
The show has been well-received throughout town and last week even attracted the attention of Bruce Campbell, who played Ash in the films. The Medford resident came up for a show a couple weeks ago and gave it a thumbs up, sticking around for a Q and A session and photos with the cast.

When I had a chance to talk with Sam Raimi – he of the many righteous "Evil Dead" pictures – I had to get his thoughts on the matter. The first thing he told me was that the horror genre scares the crap out of him. "It's hard to sit through them," he confessed. "I really enjoy it when I'm in the middle of it, it's just hard to approach the theater." The second thing he said is that he loves them dearly. The third and fourth and fifth and sixth? Those scary movies he cherishes the most – and one he can't wait to see.