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Bruce Campbell wants to make his upcoming film "The Expendables of Horror". The 62-year-old actor is set to star in 'Bruce vs Frankenstein' - a sequel to the 2007 movie 'My Name is Bruce' - and he wants to assemble icons of the genre such as Robert Englund who played Freddy Krueger in the 'A Nightmare on Elm Street' series and Kane Hodder, who played hockey mask-wearing psychopath Jason Voorhees in five 'Friday the 13th' films.

Evil Dead film is on the way, with Lee Cronin taking over as director — as chosen by Sam Raimi himself.A new Evil Dead movie was confirmed last year, and the franchise’s longtime lead and now-producer Bruce Campbell has shared further details on the shape of the upcoming release.“We’re just getting off the phone with Lee Cronin, who is writing and directing the next Evil Dead,” Campbell told Empire on the future of the franchise.“It’s called Evil Dead Now.

A new 'Evil Dead' movie has been confirmed. Bruce Campbell - who made his name portraying Ash Williams in the original 1981 supernatural horror movie 'The Evil Dead' - has revealed Lee Cronin will write and direct the next motion picture, which is called 'Evil Dead Now', after being handpicked by the original movie's helmer Sam Raimi.

J. Kim Murphy editor“Evil Dead” star Bruce Campbell has revealed some details about the franchise’s next installment.“It’s called ‘Evil Dead Now,'” Campbell said in an interview with Empire.The star played Ash Williams in Sam Raimi’s original horror trilogy of “The Evil Dead,” “Evil Dead 2” and “Army of Darkness.” Campbell didn’t appear in the 2013 soft reboot called “Evil Dead,” but served as a producer.

A new “Evil Dead” is on the horizon! And not only do we know that Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell are currently involved in the development of the film, apparently the new sequel is set to be made a lot sooner than fans are probably thinking. Speaking to Empire, ‘Evil Dead’ star Bruce Campbell talked about the current status of the new film in the franchise, and in doing so, he confirmed the newest filmmaker to take on the series, as well as the film’s title.

Joe Manganiello has ditched his beard during the quarantine and fans weren’t ready for the change.

American actor Bruce Campbell dropped a hint on his Twitter account about him wanting to play the villain in the highly anticipated film, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. The makers of the Benedict Cumberbatch starrer revealed that Sam Raimi will be directing the film.