Evil Dead
Interview–Bruce Campbell, Sam Raimi, and Rob Tapert on Ash vs. Evil Dead
Yesterday, Wicked Horror managing editor Tyler Doupe’ had the chance to participate in a conference call with Bruce Campbell, Sam Raimi, and Rob Tapert discussing the upcoming television se...
Campy Doesn’t Have to Equal Crappy: Finding Value in Campy Horror
One of my favorite television shows is based on a movie. The movie wasn’t nearly as popular as the show, but was, to me, still enjoyable. Recently I’ve heard several people saying that t...
Five Things We Want to See in Ash vs. Evil Dead
It might seem crazy, and if you’ve been a horror fan as long as I have it’s still entirely surreal to think that this is even happening, but Ash vs. Evil Dead is on its way. After years ...
Two Big Casting Announcements for Ash vs. Evil Dead!
Listen up, you primitive screw heads: As we told you previously, Starz has ordered ten episodes of a new series that ties into the Evil Dead franchise called Ash vs. Evil Dead. The proj...
Five Great Scenes Left Out of Horror Movies
For a variety of different reasons, a lot of great scenes wind up on the cutting room floor when a film makes its way to the screen. Some scenes in the initial script are taken out for the purposes of...
Evil Dead is Headed for the Small Screen!
[soliloquy id=”4188″] Listen up, you primitive screw heads: Starz has just announced that they have ordered ten episodes of a new series that ties into the Evil Dead franchise ca...
Remake Comparison – Evil Dead
The Evil Dead remake is tough to compare with the original film because it is a very different movie—even a very different kind of movie—despite having the original creators involved. It...
Editorial – In Defense of the Remake
Remakes get a bad rap from horror fans and that’s not entirely without due cause. With Cabin Fever poised to be remade from the exact same script as the 2002 original, a lot of genre film f...
Five Commentary Tracks That Are Actually Hilarious
Commentary tracks can go in all sorts of different directions. They can be a useful tool for shedding new light on the film, they can be used as an excuse for those involved to goof off, and oth...