I'm not entirely certain this isn't an abomination, but it's enough for me to want to get out the old Necronomicon.

http://www.evildeadthemusical.com/

Shop Smart. Shop...S-Mart.

Ohhh, would I love to see him send that babylonian b*tch back to housewares!!!

As if the movie wasnt bad enough....

As if the movie wasnt bad enough....
So bad it's amazingly good! Ash is one of the greatest characters of all time!

lol So the character was cool. It still sucked majorly, it had a few funny parts but it was still bad enough to give me a headache and put me to sleep. Army of darkness was ok though...

OOHHHHH...them's fightin' words!
The Evil Dead...possibly the best "b" movie of all time, and perhaps, of all dimensions!

I second that. I might have to get out my boom stick!

Hahaha....
Better then night of the living dead??

C'mon guys, Plan Nine from Outerspace? Braindead? Invaders from Mars?

How could anyone possibly compare Night of the Living Dead to the Evil Dead series? That's like comparing "The Devils" to the witch-trial sequence in "Holy Grail". One - NOTLD - is a straight-up exercise in low-budget horror, brilliantly realized, the other - the ED trilogy - is splatstick humor, brilliantly realized! As 007 once observed, "Peking duck is different than Russian caviar, though I love them both".

So true...

Ah, the Evil Dead films...I remember being one of only eight people watching 'Army of Darkness' a day after it's premier in Hammersmith in London back in 1993. One of those select few walked out half-way through! She clearly had no taste as AoD was one of the most entertaining films I had ever seen. Almost every pretence of horror that ED and EDII aspired to was thrown out of the window for the second sequel, and it was just a corking joke-fest with hammy acting and lots of gurning. Excellent.

I've still got the (unplayed) castle siege board game somewhere.

A musical version just won't work without Bruce Campbell..

Groovy.

For years I had my computer setup to blurt out all kinds of little sound bytes many of which were harvested from the ED movies. I must have been really annoying.

Bruce is the best! If you haven't read "If Chins Could Kill" you must! He also has another book that I haven't picked up yet called "Make Love the Bruce Campbell Way".

Got a signed copy of "If Chins Could Kill", AND a photo with Bruce Campbell. Saw him when he was in Sacramento, btw. It was all that and more... :smile:

Got a signed copy of "If Chins Could Kill", AND a photo with Bruce Campbell. Saw him when he was in Sacramento, btw. It was all that and more... :smile:

I was at the Crest for that too.:grin:

Wasn't it epic-level badass? 8-)

Of course!!! Sacramento is very fond of b-movies. I haven't been in a couple of years, but I used to regularly attend the "Trash Film Orgy" events that are held at The Crest. I actually miss going. I'll have to make time. I also used to regularly attended the "Spike and Mike's Sick and Twisted Festival of Animation" there.

Did you happen to see Bubba-Hotep?

I give a big thumbs up to both Bubba-Hotep and Spike & Mike...

I just watched Bubba Hotep a couple of nights ago. I think when I saw it in the theatre here there might have been 12 people in the audience. "Do you want a ding dong?"

I met Bruce on the first book tour in Atlanta. I think he signed 3 fake plastic chainsaws that night, which he told me was far from the record.

To bad that musical is only playing in NY, I'd go see that in a heart beat.

I hope that Sam and Bruce get together one day for a ED movie.