When the car in which officers are transporting Bruce Campbell crashes, thay take him to a nearby private airport, where some of the denizens are aliens.
Always nice to see handsome Bruce Campbell looking a bit vulnerable.
Today’s Movie Math is getting a little Groovy. To solve this equation you just need to recite the sacred words. Klaatu barada N…necktie? Nectarine? Nickel?
A new painting commissioned by Garth Manor Cinema for their screening of Evil Dead 2 at the Alamo Drafthouse in South Lamar - with Robert Kurtzman live in person! 150 limited-edition prints will be made available.
But he’s a long loved character actor that showed up in a single scene for less than 2 minutes! Then the post-credit clip is a humorous call back to that same scene!
how intense are all the three evil dead movies in terms of scary/violent stuff and gore?? this is a bad comparison but let’s say next to hereditary and/or malignant?? i wanna watch it so bad but i’m not in the mood to be traumatized lmao. is it campy?? :)
Here’s my contribution to the Gallery 1988 Product Placement show! This show features screen printed tributes to fictitious items from pop culture and I chose to focus on Ash Williams’ chainsaw hand, as seen in Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness, and of course Ash Vs. Evil Dead! This ad is also an homage to the old Charles Atlas “Hey Skinny” ads wherein a mail-order kit could transform a 98-pound weakling into a hulking brute. This 2-color, 18x24 poster was lovingly screen printed by the amazing VGKids and is a limited edition of just 40 copies. On sale at https://nineteeneightyeight.com/ starting sometime on October 13.
Creepy Company has dropped an Evil Dead collection that includes three T-shirts designed by Heng Leng and Brandon Hopkins ($35), a long-sleeve shirt designed by Mike Palermo ($40), a 42x60 throw blanket ($40), a dad hat designed by Leng ($30), two pairs of socks ($12), two notebooks ($20), and two zipper pouches ($12).
A long-sleeve shirt designed by Leng ($50) is also available for one week only. It’s pictured below.
Ghouls just wanna have fun with Creepy Company’s The Evil Dead screen print. Designed by Matt Durston, it measures 18x24, is limited to 100, and costs $74.99.
WBB Podcast: In Sickness and in Hell (with guest Dina Del Bucchia)
This week we welcome special guest Dina Del Bucchia to discuss one wild mishmash of an episode, In Sickness and in Hell!
We talk about creepy crawlies, being disappointed by our heroes (and conversely, our positive experiences with Bruce Campbell), our affection for the episode, and fandom. We also rag on TERFs!
Dina Del Bucchia is a writer, podcaster, literary event host, editor, creative writing instructor and otter and dress enthusiast living in Vancouver on the unceded territory of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh people. She is the author of the short story collection, Don’t Tell Me What to Do, and four collections of poetry: Coping with Emotions and Otters,Blind Items,Rom Com, written with Daniel Zomparelli, and, It’s a Big Deal! She was a senior editor of Poetry Is Dead magazine, is the Artistic Director of the Real Vancouver Writers’ Series and hosts the podcast, Can’t Lit, with Jen Sookfong Lee. Her new chapbook, Douche Process, is available online at ryanfitzpatrick.ca/modelpress/.
Chloe and Sara welcome back dear friend and Bruce Campbell enthusiast Jaime Brown, who once again brings her unique perspective to WBB Podcast. We chat about acting techniques, Bruce Campbell, letting your actors have fun, and ableism, and wonder….just how DID that scuba suit of Autolycus’ work?
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