If you have ever tried to explain the 'Evil Dead' franchise to a friend, you already know it gets complicated fast. What began as a scrappy horror debut has ...

Bruce Campbell and The Evil Dead have been practically inseparable for more than four decades. Ash Williams turned Campbell into a horror icon, and even as the franchise has grown well beyond the ...

There are a lot of reasons horror fans have spent more than four decades loving Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams, but Campbell thinks one of the biggest is pretty simple: Ash is just some fucking guy.

“Evil Dead” series star Bruce Campbell offered an explanation to fans on why he doesn’t plan to return to the horror franchise in the future, saying he has “tapped out” after leading the Starz series ...

Bruce Campbell in 'The Evil Dead' (1981) New Line Cinema/Courtesy Everett Collection With a new trilogy playing out in the Evil Dead franchise, Bruce Campbell is eliminating any confusion about his ...

Bruce Campbell has put Evil Dead's Ash Williams to bed, ruling out a future with the character. In a new interview with ScreenRant, Bruce Campbell confirmed that "Ash is done" and that he won't be ...

“It really boils down to that: spending time in another country working on somebody else’s movie, or spending time in your hometown working on your own movie? It wasn’t a hard choice, you know what I ...

While speaking to ScreenRant‘s Grant Hermanns about his new dramedy Ernie & Emma, Campbell confirmed that his character of Ash Williams “is done” with the Evil Dead franchise due to his decision to ...

“Evil Dead Burn” is headed to Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights as a haunted house experience. The latest film from New Line Cinema takes shape as the newest Halloween Horror Nights haunted house, ...

Like the relentless Deadites that have been there from its start in 1981, the Evil Dead franchise simply won't die. The latest installment, Evil Dead Burn, has again revived interest in the franchise, ...