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Earlier today a rumor broke that Rachel McAdams is in talks to join Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 4 as the anti-hero/love conflict Black Cat. We didn't know if this was true, or just another one of the countless internet superhero rumors. I still can't confirm the validity of the story, but a /Film reader named Ambrose H forwarded me a link that at least confirms two parts of the story:
Sam Raimi and Co are already casting the feature
They are...
- How Sam Raimi can get back to basics on 'Spider-Man 4' (seattlepi.nwsource.com)
- How Sam Raimi Can Get Back to Basics on Spider-Man 4 (feedburner.com)
Michael Capp is our winner — congratulations!!
Sam Raimi does a great job with this movie. I’d watch but I am too chicken. Enjoy the movie Michael!
Screenhead has joined Universal Studios in the celebration of director Sam Raimi returning to the horror genre with a vengeance by directing the critically acclaimed Drag Me to Hell available [...]
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- Giveaway — Sam Raimi’s ‘Drag Me to Hell’ (screenhead.com)
Hey, it's Halloween! So how about some of the best damn horror news you'll hear all year long? Grindhouse Releasing is bringing Sam Raimi's original horror classic The Evil Dead back to the big screen next year as a midnight movie. Raimi and producers Robert Tapert and Bruce Campbell gave the go-ahead for a series of Evil Dead revival screenings taking place around the nation starting early next year. "Nothing can prepare an audience for what...
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- Evil Dead Will Return To The Big Screen (feedburner.com)
- Raimi's Evil Dead Returns to the Big Screen (shocktillyoudrop.com)
- Original EVIL DEAD roaring back to the big screen (fangoriaonline.com)
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Perhaps buoyed by the success of midnight screenings of Paranormal Activity, the creators of the gory 1981 cult classic The Evil Dead (including director Sam Raimi and star Bruce Campbell) will be bringing the film back to theaters in 2010. They will be showcasing the movie at midnight showings in Landmark theaters across the US, plus Mayfair Cinema locations in Canada (and at other to-be-named spots) sometime next year. Other than...
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- Evil Dead to Rise Again in 2010 (i.rottentomatoes.com)
- Evil Dead to Rise Again to Theaters in 2010 (pastemagazine.com)
- Sam Raimi Wants to 'Get Back to the Basics' on Spider-Man 4 (feedburner.com)
Year: 2009 Running Time: 99 Minutes Rated: PG-13 Theatrical/Unrated Director’s Cut SRP: $39.98 Studio(s): Universal Studios Film/Feature: B+ Remember when filmmaker Sam Raimi didn’t have Spider-Man attached to his name? It was a long time ago, and for those who don’t know or remember or don’t know your film history, Raimi was the mastermind behind the Evil Dead Trilogy (Evil Dead I & II, Army of Darkness) and in this world where geeks...
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Sam Raimi likes to be in control. And if he wants to make a film he can truly stand behind, he simply needs to be in control. "The best way for me to move forward on films," the director once said, "is that I've got to be the singular voice that makes the creative choices [...]
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Sam Raimi is best known as the man behind the "Spiderman" franchise, but he's also widely regarded as a master of the macabre and of horror. After all, he broke through in 1981 with "The Evil Dead" after fixating on horror movies as a child. Before age 10, he was making 8-mm home movies. "I was always attracted to strong actions. I like strong reactions," he notes quietly. "Subtle comedy wasn't my thing. The Three Stooges, that was my thing...
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