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Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell are making an Evil Dead TV series

July 25, 2014 by James Garcia

There’s unfortunately not a lot of news to go on right now, but according to Army of Darkness and Spider-Man director Sam Raimi, he and Bruce Campbell are teaming up for an Evil Dead TV show. Groovy!

Raimi dropped the bombshell during the Screen Gems panel in Hall H at the San Diego Comic-Con, while discussing the film adaptation of the acclaimed video game The Last of Us.  He didn’t offer any additional information about the show, where and when we may see it, or how it will connect to the films (if at all), but did say that he’s co-writing the series with his brother Ivan, who collaborated with him on Army of Darkness, Spider-Man 3, and Drag Me To Hell. 

We’ll have more news on the Evil Dead TV series as it develops. In the meantime, let us know your reaction and predictions in the comments below…

Originally published July 25, 2014. Updated April 12, 2018.

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