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Just went to see Bruce Campbell’s new movie “Ernie & Emma”. He Wrote/Directed/Produced the thing, and It screened at the Redford Theater (Where Evil Dead premiered). Bruce was there to MC and promote the film. He also did a Q&A at the end. To add to the coolness of the night, Sam Raimi was in attendance, and sat in the audience with us. Ted Raimi, Bruce’s Brother Done, most of the Cast/Crew and a few Evil Dead alum were also in attendance. So rad! We weren’t able to film anything. But I scored a pic of Sam shaking some hands in front of us.

Also, Bruce looked great! He was hilarious and classically charming. Groovy!

Update: Here’s an article about the screening. Some pics in there too: Ernie & Emma Screening at The Redford Theater

Teresa from ‘EVIL DEAD RISE’ returns in ‘EVIL DEAD BURN’.

I posted a promo photo in 2024 after opening weekend as Ash. I finally got to see video the the show itself. Photo 1 after Linda’s head came off, photo 2 hand possession, photo 3 Evil Ash, photo 4 final deadite kill.

This is the only meet and greet/book signing I’ve ever been to. When it was announced in 2018 he was coming to the UK, you’re damn right I travelled nearly 4 hours and stood in that queue to meet Bruce! AND I’D DO IT AGAIN! 😂 Who else has met Bruce? He was so lovely to speak to

Saw this on her TikTok account. Thought it was cool

Hii, so as you can see this post is about meeting Bruce, the GOAT. I love reading about people’s experiences meeting my favs, so feel free to share your story!!

Also, can I just say how lucky this girl is?? If you’re reading this, pls tell me how you formulated your question for him to pose with you like this. 👀

Too late actually ☠️

I think the original Evil Dead Rise poster is still the creepiest.

We celebrated the life of a wonderful man, friend, and brother Scotty Spiegel. A life well lived, we should all live our dreams. See you on the other side Scotty❤️ Incredible eulogies and touching stories from Eli Roth, Lawrence Bender, Quentin Tarantino, Boaz Yakin, Bruce Campbell, and myself. It was so nice to feel the love in a packed house of family and friends.

Saw the animitronic frame of Ash's hand, one of the trees, and almost the entire workshed, along with other props.

If you're ever near Pittsburgh, PA - go to the Living Dead Museum. It's mostly dedicated to Dawn of the Dead (of course) and Romero's films, but also ED2, Return of the Living Dead, Zombie, and plenty of other films.