Bruce Campbell

I hate Genesis. A lot. And I really, really, REALLY hate Phil Collins.  However, his daughter Lily Collins seems to be a force to be reckoned with.  Armed with eyebrows as prominent as Bruce Campbell's chin, Lily Collins has been in talks to replace our beloved chainsaw arm deadite slayer in the upcoming Evil Dead remake.  Surprisingly, I'm a huge advocate for the whole "anything men can do, women can do too" mantra, and I've even written posts about how horror films would have been different...Read Full Story

Monday, 20 February 2012 03:09 Tidbits - Tidbits ← Steve McQueen talks Shame Oscar snub   Michael Fassbender's next film could be Irish Myths → Evil Dead recently gained a replacement for Lily Collins in the form of Jane Levy, and the star of US show Shameless has wasted little time before waxing lyrical about her love for the franchise.“I'm so excited," she said. "I'm a big fan of the original. To me it's the scariest movie, ever. But...Read Full Story

If you read the headline and asked, "Who the hell is she," don't feel bad. That was my initial reaction as well. Well, thanks to the Internet, I can now say that Lily Collins is an actress, as she's been in a few movies that I haven't seen. She was Sandra Bullock's daughter in The Blind Side, appeared in Priest and Abduction (which I believe very few people saw as well) and has the role of Snow White in Mirror Mirror (the one with Julia Roberts). She was in a couple of episodes of the new...Read Full Story

Up-and-comer Jane Levy, who currently stars on the ABC show Suburgatory, has taken the lead female role in the Evil Dead remake, replacing Lily Collins, who vacated the role due to scheduling issues. By looking at her (because I have not yet seen Suburgatory, and I feel like I might be missing out), it looks like she will be channeling either her inner Emma Stone or her inner Kristen Stewart. It’s really hard to make predictions, because as exciting as it is to see a female lead in the Evil...Read Full Story

So, they’re going to remake The Evil Dead. That was hard enough to deal with, but once its original star, Mr. Bruce Campbell, gave us his blessing that assurance that this was going to be a lovingly-made project, it was easier to accept. And now, we know that Campbell will not be reprising his role as Ash. And this opens up a lot of questions about who is the right man to fill those very special shoes. Some people have tried to come up with contenders, but I think this is a lot more delicate...Read Full Story