Evil Dead re-done and intentionally humorous. I've used this movie as a benchmark for dating--women who fail to appreciate the film or who speak ill of the trilogy are immediately dismissed.

A surprisingly honest and hilarious exposition detailing our favorite hero's life--including family, friends/enemies, loves, losses, and work efforts. An endearing insight into what makes Bruce tick.

Although he only makes a cameo appearance, he acted as supervising sound editor and assisted Josh Becker with the storyline--cult of vigilante Vietnam vets. Excellent independent effort.

Donald (Mark Hamill) Swann is the world's greatest comic book fan and we follow his adventures as he meets and greets the gods--Campbell, Groening, Hefner, Kevin Smith, Dini, et al...

The year is 2037 and to survive in this post-apocolyptic world, man must rely on computers and their virtual reality. A beautiful woman rebels, get's banished, and then get's "saved" by Bruce.

Campbell resumes his role as the sarcastic, wise-cracking, man-I-wish-he-were-my-best-friend character (Smitty, Argus Reporter). As usual, not enough screen-time.

I'm not a huge fan of the movie, but Campbell's mask-like, surgically-altered face and off-beat portrayal of the Surgeon General of Beverly Hills was hilarious and make the movie worth watching.

BC acted as Raimi's supervising sound editor and played the final shemp in the film. Per his book, he also served as many of the movie's screams, cajoles, and yelps.

Very enjoyable game but exceptionally difficult and at times frustrating. If you have a few extra bucks, a lot of time, and no other Evil Dead outlet...then step up to the plate.

We are introduced to the character Autolycus (the self-proclaimed King of Theives) in, what else, "The King of Thieves."

Campbell's first "pop-in" on Xena--The Royal Couple of Thieves.

Only episode in season III was "The End of the Beginning." Season 4 showcases his best Autolycus performances.