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What a day to be a dork I tell ya. Lucky enough for me, I was visiting my girlfriend during one fateful weekend when I had received a phone call from my brother Joey.

Well, good morning movie liners. We have a winner, Mr. Chris Ledoux . Congratulations Chris! The correct answer was... Army of Darkness And for those of you that don't know it, Bruce Campbell is the man! Labels: MLOTW You're currently reading " Movie line of the week answer ," an entry on Rob Fahrni Published: 6:53 AM by Rob 0 Comments Rob Fahrni ...

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Burn Notice: Season Two explodes onto Blu-ray Disc and DVD June 16 from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.

From our July issue, Contributing Editor Greg Beato examines the advantages of memory deletion in a collectively omniscient world.

Bruce Campbell spends less screen time today bathed in blood and under zombie siege than he did as Ash, the chain-saw-accessorized leading man of the Evil Dead trilogy .

The way I see it, director Sam Raimi owed me this movie. After revolutionizing the horror genre with his low-budget masterpiece, 1983's "Evil Dead," Raimi only made one more scary movie, the much-beloved "Evil Dead II," before hanging up his blood-soaked spurs for a career directing action-fantasy pictures.

We watch Burn Notice for three reasons: the cast, the cast, the cast. Specifically, the steely Michael Westen , the hypnotic Fiona and the lovable Sam Axe, played by our personal hero, Bruce Campbell.

By Richard Carter Originally published 10:16 a.m., June 1, 2009 Updated 10:16 a.m., June 1, 2009 Christine Brown is attacked while in her enemy's wet grave in director Sam Raimi's "Drag Me to Hell." NEXT rating: B+ In Hollywood, Sam Raimi is best known as the director of the three large-budget "Spider-Man" movies.

Drag Me to Hell written and directed by Sam Raimi is to put it bluntly...Awful. I have to say that when I heard Sam Raimi was taking a break from Spider Man to go back to directing his first true horror film since Army of Darkness, I was looking forward to it.

As far as I'm concerned, I don't make a concession to viewers, these victims of life, who think that a film is made only for their enjoyment, and who know nothing about their own existence." - Andrzej Zulawski "My goal is not to offend people.

Spider Man, Drag Me To Hell is being advertised as Raimi's return to horror - particularly the high camp, gross, insane horror that first made Raimi a star.

Mrs. Ganush hasn't been making her mortgage payments. It's not the first time. And when she visits the bank to ask for another extension, loan officer Christine Brown turns her down.

Review in a Hurry: While you wait patiently for Sam Raimi to make Evil Dead 4 , he gives you the next best thing: Alison Lohman taking a Bruce Campbell -style beatdown all movie long at the hands of an ugly old woman and some invisible demons.

To celebrate the ''Spider-Man'' director's return to his splatter roots with ''Drag Me To Hell,'' he drags us through his horror filmography.

The ads for "Drag Me to Hell" tout the movie as director Sam Raimi 's "return to horror." Specifically, they're referring to "Evil Dead" and its sequel , two low-budget over-the-top splatterfests.

"Drag Me to Hell" star Alison Lohman is either a good sport or got paid a lot of money to agree to the various gross moments that befall her character in Sam Raimi's goofy but fun summer horror movie.

For many younger horror fans, their introduction to the magic of the Evil Dead trilogy came with 'Army of Darkness.' The first two Evil Dead movies were difficult to find on home video for several years, while 'Army of Darkness' could be found easily on the cult classic shelf at the local video store.

Spider-Man director Sam Raimi explains why he returned to his horror roots to make grisly new film Drag Me to Hell.

Since then, William Shatner has delighted audiences around the world with his starring roles in Star Trek and its assorted spin-offs and a litany of other roles.