Raimi will produce.
Bruce will star.
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Coinidently, I was going through my files last night, looking for some geneology stuff, and I found my membership package for the official Bruce Campbell fan club. It had an autographed 8x10", an autographed membership certificate (I was member #79), issue #1 of the newsletter (I had something printed in issue #2 btw), and some other misc papers with bios and such.
Evil Dead Remake
No, he means yet another remake, but that's ok.
Remember, ED and ED2 are cult hits. Maybe this remake will get the series more mainstream attention and thus, more sequels.
Remember, ED and ED2 are cult hits. Maybe this remake will get the series more mainstream attention and thus, more sequels.
“Activism is a way for useless people to feel important, even if the consequences of their activism are counterproductive for those they claim to be helping and damaging to the fabric of society as a whole.” - Dr Thomas Sowell
I like ED2 better than the original. Hopefullly the next remake will be even better.
ED4 has been a rumor since Army of Darkness.
Leisher made me think there'd finally be a 4. He got my hopes up, so now he's made his way onto my list. I had better be appeased soon.
ED4 has been a rumor since Army of Darkness.
Leisher made me think there'd finally be a 4. He got my hopes up, so now he's made his way onto my list. I had better be appeased soon.
Leisher made me think there'd finally be a 4. He got my hopes up, so now he's made his way onto my list. I had better be appeased soon.
If you search the web you can find a script for Evil Dead 4. I remember seeing one somewhere. Maybe it was on a site called "Drew's scripts" or something like that.
It picks up from Army of Darkness, but pretends he never got back to the present. Instead as he's lying down and trying to remember how many drops and how to say the name, he screws up and wakes up in the future. Unfortunately, the future is overrun with deadites.
“Activism is a way for useless people to feel important, even if the consequences of their activism are counterproductive for those they claim to be helping and damaging to the fabric of society as a whole.” - Dr Thomas Sowell
Paul wrote:Where? I assume in a DVD extra?
Somewhere there's 4 seconds of you in the background?
I don't think I was ever in a movie.
An extra indeed. I'm in the Fanalysis featurette. The whole thing was filmed at A-kon in 1999, at which I met (and talked with for several minutes while I was working security) Bruce Campbell. I didn't think I was ever in front of the camera, but apparently I was. They do a shot up the line of people waiting for Bruce's autograph, and I was up at the front of that line hanging out with friends (I myself had nothing to be signed) and as the camera goes past I'm actually close-up center-of-the-shot for about four or five frames.
Hey, it may not sound like much, but I thought it was cool.
There's more detail (and a blurry frame grab) here.
Oh, and no, I don't have those boxers anymore. In case you were curious.
"ATTENTION: Customers browsing porn must hold magazines with both hands at all times!"
Actually, that was the original ending they were planning on. They even filmed it. I don't know if it's on any of the DVDs, but I saw it on a bootleg VHS from Canada back before DVDs were popular.Leisher wrote:It picks up from Army of Darkness, but pretends he never got back to the present. Instead as he's lying down and trying to remember how many drops and how to say the name, he screws up and wakes up in the future. Unfortunately, the future is overrun with deadites.
"ATTENTION: Customers browsing porn must hold magazines with both hands at all times!"
Now that I think about it, that ending is on the special edition of Army of Darkness I own.
I remember hating it because the S-Mart scene was so good.
Edited By Leisher on 1100930123
I remember hating it because the S-Mart scene was so good.
Edited By Leisher on 1100930123
“Activism is a way for useless people to feel important, even if the consequences of their activism are counterproductive for those they claim to be helping and damaging to the fabric of society as a whole.” - Dr Thomas Sowell
Yeah, that scene is on one of the Army of Darkness DVDs. I'm not sure which version I have, but it has that scene, and several other deleted scenes, along with commentary.TPRJones wrote:Leisher wrote:It picks up from Army of Darkness, but pretends he never got back to the present. Instead as he's lying down and trying to remember how many drops and how to say the name, he screws up and wakes up in the future. Unfortunately, the future is overrun with deadites.
Actually, that was the original ending they were planning on. They even filmed it. I don't know if it's on any of the DVDs, but I saw it on a bootleg VHS from Canada back before DVDs were popular.
It's the original ending to Army of Darkness. I think it's on one of my DVD's. Raimi dropped that ending for the S-Mart scene because he didn't want to mislead the fans that there'd be a part 4.
The original ending is something like this:
Ash needs to take six drops, so he counts them out as he takes them, "One... two... three... four..."
Then Ash second guesses himself, "Do I really want to do this?"
Ash decides it's woth the risk and takes the rest of the drops, "three... four... five.. six."
Ash wakes up in a post-apocolyptic London cave. London is destroyed, and Ash has a huge beard. Then Ash yells at humanity (a'la Planet of the Apes) and the movie is over.
Either the deadites destroyed humanity, or we destroyed ourselves. The ending isn't specific about that.