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Bruce Campbell on what it would take for him to do another EVIL DEAD + more
Published 7/8/2008 by HEADGEEK at Ain't It Cool News - The best in movie, TV, DVD, and comic book news.
Hey folks, Harry here... as card carrying members of the BRUCE CAMPBELL FOR EVERY ROLE EVER SOCIETY or the BCFERES (cuz it rolls off the tongue so SMOOTHLY) - Entertainment Weekly contacted us to have this exclusive interview segment up for your enjoyment. And yet, there's still more at the link below covering a great deal of Bruce Campbell awesomeness. So - groove to it baby, groove to it... Here's the link to the rest: Click Here ...

Star Wars Nerdy Gaming Goodness
Published 7/9/2008 at OH NO!!
... the uninformed, The Force Unleashed is a new videogame that bridges the gap between Episodes 3 and 4, and features not only new characters, but old favourites too. It will reveal new secrets and storylines in the Star Wars universe. See the final launch trailer below for some geeky goodness. It's pretty awesome. May the force be with you.... http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1137819692/bclid1155151521/bctid1655717469 source - http://www.ew.com/ew/video/exclusives?lineupId=1155151521&videoId;=1655717469 (P.S. - ...

The Secret Apprentice's Tortured Story Comes Out [The Force Unleashed]
Published 7/9/2008 by Meredith Woerner at io9
... this abuse can only end with the SA turning to the good side — sigh, he was sexier when he was murdering anyone who laid eyes on him. But aside from the mushy love stuff, check out that action. The SA splits an AT-AT in half, and throws his light saber through multiple trees and impales a Wookiee. And finally we get a glimpse of the inevitable show-down between Vader and his SA. Even if this game fails, the crazy Force action and cool story should make it worth watching. [EW via Kokatu] ...

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Debut Trailer
Published 7/9/2008 by orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) at /Film
EW.com has premiered a new trailer for LucasArts’ Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. I haven’t played a Star Wars video game for years, but that might change as some cool games are on the horizon: Forced Unleashed and the upcoming lightsaber game for the Nintendo Wii. Obviously the selling point of The Force Unleashed is that you get to use your awesome force abilities to an extent that was only hinted at in the films. And the story looks very promising. Although I must warn you, the end of the clip shows a fight sequence which could probably be considered a major (but expected) spoiler. Related ...

Video Trifecta: Max Payne, The Force Unleashed, Absolute Mind-Shattering Insanity
Published 7/10/2008 by Rob Bricken at Topless Robot
... • If you remember my rant about that Clone Wars clip early this week, I submit this video (you have to watch it at EW.com) of The Force Unleashed videogame as proof that I am not just someone who bitches about everything. This trailer makes me love the game—between slicing the AT-ST in half and throwing a lightsaber through a tree into a wookiee's head—although I'm sure the story will be as dumb as anything else. So it's not me. It's them. ...

Need a Bruce Campbell fix?
Published 7/10/2008 by Whitney Matheson at USATODAY.com - Pop Candy
Need a Bruce Campbell fix? Like this story? Share it with Yahoo! Buzz BIG BUSINESS points out that an awesome video series on EW.com features Bruce Campbell discussing his career with writer Dalton Ross . Go there to see him talk about Evil Dead , The X-Files , Xena , Brisco County Jr. , The X-Files , My Name Is Bruce and, of course, Burn Notice . A new season of Burn Notice starts tonight on the USA Network at 10 ET. If you've got some time on your hands, the official site features a Campbell-themed game called " Sam's Stash ." Posted at 03:45 PM/ET, 07/10/2008 in TV | Permalink

Web Stalker - Bruce Campbell Atones for Bubba Ho-Tep With My Name Is Bruce
Published 14 days ago at Horror Hacker
bruce banner2.jpg Bruce Campbell is used to being mistaken for his on-screen persona. The week he moved into his new home, a neighbor solicited his help. "He came up to my driveway and said, 'I understand you used to be a movie cowboy on a TV show," recalls the actor, imitating his neighbor's drawl. When Campbell confirmed he was, he was enlisted to help run a hundred head of cattle up the road, a request which didn't phase him in the least. "I said, 'Hey baby, I'm there,'" he continues. "We rode, and I bounced my ass in the saddle, and we did it -- we herded them doggies." This sort of experience is the essence of Campbell's new film My Name Is Bruce ...