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Fans of the "Evil Dead" franchise should get excited as the franchise's star Bruce Campbell talked to Looper about the new film coming to HBO Max this year.

"Evil Dead Rise" executive producer Bruce Campbell explained where the film fits into the "Evil Dead" universe and how the new characters are similar to Ash.

Bruce Campbell appears to be revved up for more "Ash vs. Evil Dead" adventures, although this time, he'll be returning in a very unexpected form.

The Evil Dead are going to rise again, in ways you might not be expecting.

The "Evil Dead" franchise has tormented fans across a variety of mediums, but an animated series isn't one of them. However, Bruce Campbell says one is coming.

Bruce Campbell discussed executive producing "Evil Dead Rise," the level of gore compared to other films in the "Evil Dead" franchise, and more.

While Bruce Campbell initially denied being in "Evil Dead Rise," he's apparently hidden somewhere in the new film according to the director, Lee Cronin.

Bruce Campbell, who starred as Ash in the 1987 horror comedy film "The Evil Dead II," revealed in his book one gory scene from the movie he hated filming.

"Evil Dead Rise" is the latest "Evil Dead" movie, and producer (and former franchise star) Bruce Campbell shared a teaser photo of the upcoming horror film.

In a new interview, Evil Dead Rise star Bruce Campbell spills a ton of details on the upcoming entry in the Evil Dead franchise.

"The Evil Dead" is turning 40, and Bruce Campbell never turns down a chance to reminisce about the film. He revealed some incredible dangers on the movie's set.

Bruce Campbell is more than just Ash Williams, and Burn Notice was the show that proved it.

"Impractical Jokers" Season 10 couldn't shoot Bruce Campbell's "The Evil Dead" punishment just anywhere. Fortunately, they had a handy location.

The "Impractical Jokers" had a lot of fun pranking horror-lover Q when Bruce Campbell featured on the show to dole out "Evil Dead"-themed shenanigans.

Bruce Campbell and friend Sam Raimi team up again for "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" and Campbell's character Pizza Poppa is a fan favorite.

Sam Raimi directed "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness," which featured a cameo from Bruce Campbell. Here's where else you've seen Campbell in Marvel.

"Evil Dead Rise" producer Sam Raimi explained why he didn't want too many Easter eggs from the rest of the franchise in the newest film.

Bruce Campbell gets a small vocal cameo in "Evil Dead Rise," and director Lee Cronin suggests it's more important than viewers might think.

The new entry in the "Evil Dead" series, "Evil Dead Rises," has been praised by fans and critics. Here are some easter eggs that only eagle-eyed fans will spot.

The return of Ash Williams only lasted three years, but a groovy, deadite-slaying time was had by all. Here's the untold truth of Ash vs Evil Dead.

Long-time "Evil Dead" actor Bruce Campbell had the best response to a heckler at SXSW and said, "What are you doing here? Get the f*** out of here!"

"Evil Dead Rise" breathes new life (or, rather, new death) into the "Evil Dead" franchise, but there is one small cameo to original star Bruce Campbell.

Evil Dead II cemented Sam Raimi's horror franchise in pop culture -- but what should we make of that surprise ending?

"Evil Dead Rise" has surpassed the other films in the iconic "Evil Dead" franchise to become the most successful entry of the series at the box office.

"Evil Dead Rise" sees the world of Deadites and Books of the Dead return, but as expansive as it gets, director Lee Cronin said it was almost even bigger.

Bruce Campbell was recently confirmed for the fourth season of AP Bio, where he will play John Griffin, the estranged father of series protagonist Jack Griffin.

The Necronomicon is the dangerous book at the center of the "Evil Dead" movies. The trailer for the upcoming "Evil Dead Rise" shows it's got a brand-new look.

While "Evil Dead Rise" is still in theaters, audiences can soon watch it at home if they purchase or rent the new scary movie inspired by the cult classic.

"The Evil Dead" is nearly 40 years old, and plenty of myths have emerged from the film's production. Bruce Campbell used to feed into one of them.

The "Evil Dead" franchise was founded on the principle of pushing boundaries, and it's lost sight of that mindset since the 2013 reboot made it mainstream.