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Bruce Campbell announced he has an incurable but treatable cancer and is canceling upcoming fan appearances to pursue treatment, saying the condition is treatable rather than curable. He aims to recuperate over the summer and plans to tour with his new film Ernie & Emma this fall, while thanking fans for their support.
Bruce Campbell announced he has a cancer diagnosis that is treatable but not curable, leading him to cancel appearances to focus on treatment. He hopes to be well by summer to tour with his film Ernie & Emma, emphasizes he’s not seeking sympathy, and expresses confidence in his support network as he proceeds with treatment.
Actor Bruce Campbell announced he has a treatable but not curable cancer and will pause some appearances while undergoing treatment, planning to recover through the summer and resume touring for his film Ernie & Emma this fall.
Bruce Campbell announced on X that he has been diagnosed with cancer, which he says is treatable rather than curable, and will scale back public appearances to focus on treatment. He plans to continue working on his directing project Ernie & Emma later this year and expressed optimism and gratitude for his fans and support.
Bruce Campbell, star of The Evil Dead, revealed he has cancer that is treatable but not curable, and said he’ll pause appearances and work to undergo treatment. He hopes to tour with his film Ernie & Emma this fall, and noted that he’s a tough old son of a bitch with a long history with Evil Dead (Ash Williams) and an upcoming Evil Dead Burn project.
Bruce Campbell revealed on social media that he has cancer, describing it as treatable rather than curable. The 67-year-old actor said he will scale back appearances and fan conventions to focus on treatment this summer, with plans to promote his film Ernie & Emma this fall. He emphasized resilience, noted he isn’t seeking sympathy, and thanked fans for their support as he begins treatment.
Bruce Campbell revealed he has a treatable but not curable cancer, forcing him to cancel upcoming fan conventions while starting treatment. He hopes to recover enough by summer to tour his comedy film Ernie & Emma and emphasizes he plans to be around for fans with strong support from his team and loved ones.
Bruce Campbell transformed a retired Boeing 727-200 into a studio-style apartment and concert venue in Hillsboro, Oregon, advocating for the repurposing of planes as homes due to their durable structure. He paid $100,000 for the plane in 1999 and continues to incur monthly costs for electricity and property taxes. Campbell is also working on a second airplane home in Japan. The Oregon location still hosts events like Concert on a Wing, showcasing the unique living space.
Arrow Video has announced its July 2023 lineup of movie collections for its subscription-based ARROW platform, featuring horror, westerns, and curated selections from directors Josh Ruben and Sam Ashurst. The collections include "Permanent Vacation," "You're History," "Blood Money," and "Sam Ashurst Selects." Subscribers can watch on various devices for $6.99 monthly or $69.99 yearly.
"Evil Dead Rise," the latest addition to the horror franchise, moves the action from a remote cabin to a condemned high-rise apartment building. The movie relies on jump scares and gruesome makeup effects, and is missing the wit and humor that Bruce Campbell brought to past incarnations. The film was initially earmarked for streaming, but will now be released in theaters. "Evil Dead Rise" premieres on April 21 in US theaters and is rated R.
Writer-director Lee Cronin discusses how he maintained the spirit and energy of the Evil Dead franchise while changing up the characters and setting for Evil Dead Rise, which takes place in an apartment building in Los Angeles. Cronin wanted to make sure the movie was entertaining and scary, with moments of levity to release the tension. He also talks about his affinity for themes of loved ones changing and the isolation of apartment living as a setting for horror. Cronin believes all horror is elevated and hopes audiences will embrace the more visceral and entertaining horror films that are currently popular. So far, the reaction to Evil Dead Rise has been supportive and positive.
Bruce Campbell, producer of the Evil Dead franchise, teases the possibility of more movies in the near future, with stories progressing every two or three years rather than every 10 years. The franchise will focus on the books, with potential stories set in the past or future. Campbell also reveals that Sam Raimi and his brother Ivan are creating an overall Bible to guide future writers and directors. Evil Dead Rise, the fifth installment in the franchise, is set to release in theaters on April 21, 2023.
During the post-film Q&A at the SXSW premiere of Evil Dead Rise, a drunken heckler yelled "This movie fucking sucked." Bruce Campbell, the star of the film, promptly told the heckler to "Get the fuck outta here." The audience response was overwhelmingly positive, with one audience member noting that the overall atmosphere of the premiere was a bit of a party. Evil Dead Rise opens on April 21.
During a Q&A session for the upcoming horror film Evil Dead Rise at SXSW, an audience member shouted out that the movie "f**king sucks." Bruce Campbell, one of the film's producers, clapped back and told the heckler to "get the f*ck out of here." The film, directed by Lee Cronin and produced by Sam Raimi, follows two sisters fighting flesh-possessing demons in a high-rise apartment building.
Bruce Campbell shut down a heckler who said "Evil Dead Rise" sucks during the film's SXSW screening. The film is a sequel/reboot to the franchise that follows Beth, a road-weary traveler who visits her older sister Ellie. The film stands alone from Sam Raimi's trilogy starring Bruce Campbell as Ash as well as the television series continuation "Ash vs. Evil Dead." Campbell doesn't appear in "Evil Dead Rise," which is directed by Lee Cronin, but he executive produced.