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Labeled as 'The Ultimate Experience in Grueling Terror', The Evil Dead enjoys a cult status as one of film history's stand-out blood and gore B-movies.

Evil Dead: The Musical, which just closed off-Broadway, will come back to where it all started as of May 1st at the Diesel Playhouse.

With director Sam Raimi re-telling the Evil Dead in this genre-shifting sequel, we are given one of the all-time movie greats alongside one of movies' greatest heroes.

Bruce Campbell and Director Sam Raimi complete the Evil Dead Trilogy with Army of Darkness, which sees Ash thrown back in time to fight against the Deadites one more time

A Sam Raimi horror film without Bruce Campbell is almost sacrilegious. But don't worry, Evil Dead fans. Drag Me to Hell has enough awesome Raimi cheese to satisfy.

My Name is Bruce is one of the funniest films of the last year. It is a blend of horror and twisted humour, and doesn't take itself seriously.

Take a look back at the horrific past of director Raimi, leading up to the release of Drag Me to Hell, or Alison Lohman Meets the Evil Dead - a true treasury of terror!

Sam and Ivan Raimi team up again under the new moniker of Ghost House Pictures for one of the strangest films ever: a cross between The Exorcist and the Three Stooges!

It's hard not to love Evil Dead: The Musical. What started out as a Fringe Festival Show in Toronto has made the leap to Off-Broadway, and now it's arrived in Vancouver.

Jennifer's Body is a horror-comedy that lacks comedy and horror.

Everyone's favorite lunkheaded horror hero falls into the Marvel universe in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. Can he survive it?

Based on the Evil Dead series of groundbreaking films from Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell, Ashes 2 Ashes successfully brings horror hero Ash J. Williams to the comic page.

Marrying subtle state-of-the-art visual effects with a dizzying array of directorial tricks and flourishes, Sam Raimi offers up an instant classic in a tired genre.

Watching scary movies on Halloween is something many look forward to every year. There are so many to choose from! Here are some ways to narrow down the choices.

Drag Me To Hell proves that Sam Raimi is still capable of diving into horror. The ideas in his latest film are reminiscent of his old work, but don't quite come together.

The Hudsucker Proxy is a screwball film comedy from the Coen brothers, co-written by Sam Raimi. It's an intriguing journey into madness and the circle of life. (Spoilers)

"My Name is Bruce" won't give you sugar, baby. Not on its budget. But Splenda works fine as a substitute for this Kool-Aid, which Campbell knows fans will happily drink.

New Canadian musicals can be hit or miss. In the past decade, we've been delighted by the likes of The Drowsy Chaperone, BoyGroove, Evil Dead and Larry's Party.

The 2007 Dora Award Nominations were announced this morning, celebrating the best of the Toronto theatre scene.

What Sam Raimi tries to achieve is an homage to his own B-Movie classics but Drag Me To Hell just doesn't seem to know what it wants to be.

Sam Raimi's scary new horror drags his protagonist and the unsuspecting viewers down to the pit of hell.

Sam Raimi puts the world of superheroes behind him for more thrills, chills and excessively gory spills of the supernatural kind. Subtle it aint.

As much a comedy as it is a horror film, Drag Me to Hell may make audience's laugh more than they scream, but is enjoyable nonetheless.

The characters aren't the only ones crying over the plot in Spider-Man 3.

In the 1980s, horror movies enjoyed a renaissance due to creativity of the directors and effects people, the state of the country, and renewed interest in the genre.

Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned zombie fan, you may want to take a look (or two!) at the flesh-eating films discussed below.

From classic 1950s B-Movies to the 21st century, the following films are essential viewing for the Halloween season (and all year round, if you're an avid horror fan).

Celebrate Halloween with the Headless Horseman, SCI FI Channel's Latest Saturday Original Movie.

The b-movie master satirizes his own life in the industry and is forced to face the god of a Chinese dish.

Released as The Dead Alive in N. America, Braindead is hailed by many as the goriest film ever made.

Whether throwing a Halloween party or just gearing up for a night of ghost stories and popcorn, the zombie tales in this guide will frighten and entertain.

My Name is Bruce is the ultimate movie for any Bruce Campbell fan - it has Campbell making fun of himself the entire time!

"Otis" is the new film under Warner Bros.' horror label "Raw Feed." The titular Otis (played by Bostin Christopher) is a burly, sweaty, piggish 40-year-old pizza guy.

Zombies are not rotting undead creatures but rather people who have been exposed to a specific combination of drugs.

The new series 13: Fear is Real offers little to the reality TV genre. Posing as a frightening horror series, it's really nothing more than Survivor with more screaming.

Good horror movies are hard to find. Drag Me to Hell is not only nail-bitingly tense, the gore is over-the-top with humor throughout.

Tim Robbins and Jennifer Jason Leigh star in an offbeat comedy from Joel and Ethan Coen that mixes the classic comedies of old Hollywood with solemn existential overtones

Fan Expo Canada encompasses many pop culture genres, attracting celebrities and attendees from around the world. It's grown to be the largest show of its kind in Canada.

Burn Notice stars Jeffrey Donovan as Michael Weston, a seasoned spy who gets blacklisted as a possible security risk, right in the middle of a mission in Nigeria. 7.5/10

Nacho Vigalondo's feature length debut plays with the conventions of the time travel genre with a smart and occasionally scary thriller.

Beautiful imagery combines with effectively nuanced characterizations in the first great superhero sequel of 2008. 3 stars out 4.

It's easy for a horror film to slip between the conscience of the general audience.

Think of hip, adventurous directors, and Quentin Tarantino always makes the list. His unique style is a mix of cinematic references and Tarantino's own special touch.

Horror legend Sam Raimi is in talks with Paramount to re-start the "Jack Ryan" series of films, whose last installment was the Ben Affleck-starring "Sum of All Fears".

Splinter is an effectively tense and entertaining horror film. One of the best horror films of the last year. Highly recommended.

Neil Jordan (The Crying Game, Interview with the Vampire) directs this imaginative reworking of Little Red Riding Hood.

Peter Parker is bitten by a genetically engineered spider whilst on a field trip and develops super strength, agility and becomes the web slinging superhero Spider-Man

Nazi zombies screams b-movie horror fest. Tommy Wirkola's Dead Snow owes a heavy debt to many films, but the Nazi gimmick doesn't add much life to the gory homage.

Drag Me to Hell brings back to audiences what the horror genre seems to have lost: a truly terrifying story, unbearably disgusting visuals and over-the-top characters.

It's one of the most time honored traditions; watching scary movies on Halloween night. Now anyone can discover a frightening horror movie they'll enjoy.