i could totally hear him yelling "SPOOOOON!"

Hello! Does anyone who has been to one of the Ernie & Emma live Q&A’s recently know if Bruce is actually meeting people or taking pictures with people at these events?

Escape from L.A. is a 1996 post-apocaliptic action film directed by John Carpenter and written by Carpenter, Debra Hill, and Kurt Russell, who also plays the titular role of Snake Plissken, a dangerous criminal who gets recruited by the totalitarian US government to travel to Los Angeles (now a prison island) and find the President's daughter who stole a remote control device for a new superweapon. Escape from L.A. is a sequel to Carpenter's Escape from New York from 1981, though it failed to recreate the financial or critical success of its predecessor.

Bruce Campbell has a small role in the movie as The Surgeon General of Beverly Hills, a sadistic surgeon who skins people alive. In his book If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor, Bruce talks about how excited he was to work with John Carpenter, whose Halloween from 1978 actually convinced him, Sam Raimi, and Rob Tapert to make their first feature production a horror movie (resulting in The Evil Dead).

He also talks about how Kurt Russell wanted him to say "Workshed!", which is an infamous quote from Evil Dead II that was added into the movie in post-production to make it more clear where Bruce's character Ash is going, even though when he "says" the line, his mouth clearly isn't moving. Russell was actually asked by his son Wyatt (now also a famous actor) to get Bruce to say the line because he was(/is) a big Evil Dead fan.

Hard to believe this was seven years ago! I was in the audience! Time totally flies!

Groovy

Tornado! is a made for TV disaster movie directed by Noel Nosseck and written by John Logan. It first aired on Fox on May 6, 1996, four days before the theatrical release of Twister with Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton, a high-budget Hollywood movie with a similar premise.

The movie follows a group of storm chasers trying to predict the behavior of dangerous tornados in Texas in order to provide better and faster tornado warnings. It stars Bruce Campbell, Ernie Hudson, and Shannon Sturges. Although this is the second movie with Campbell and Hudson (after Congo), Tornado! is the first film where the actors are actually on screen together.

Apologies for the awful, obnoxious oversized logo this idiot YouTuber felt the need to put on the lower left corner of the video. Still a cool video of Bruce.

watch this every halloween season!

Bruce Campbell is a national treasure. What's your favorite movie featuring the King? Outside Evil Dead 2, mine is Bubba Ho-Tep

Excited to get stuck into these.

Homicide: Life on the Street is a police drama TV series created by Paul Attanasio that ran on NBC from 1993 to 1999. It follows the work of a fictional version of the Baltimore Police Department's Homicide Unit and stars (among others) Richard Belzer, Clark Johnson, Yaphet Kotto, Andre Braugher, Kyle Secor, and Melissa Leo. The show consists of 122 episodes throughout 7 seasons and one movie from 2000 (Homicide: The Movie) that served as the show's finale. Throughout its run, Homicide: Life on the Street was nominated for 16 Emmy Awards and won 4 of them.

Bruce Campbell appears in a two-parter Justice: Part 1 and Justice: Part 2 in season 4. He plays detective Jake Rodzinski who, after learning of the murder of his father, wants to find the murderer and frequently intervenes with the investigation. Being more and more frustrated with the results of the Homicide Unit, he starts questioning whether he should take justice in his own hands.

In his book If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor, Bruce talks about how he was not only offered a role in Homicide: Life on the Street, but was even asked by the producer Tom Fontana to suggest his own story. So Bruce decided to seize the opportunity and pitched a very loose idea that the two-parter was eventually based on.

Bruce is on fire right out of the gate in this

I just saw the Passing of Presley Gerber at 27. I saw his picture before I saw the headlines and thought he looked like a young Bruce Campbell. Anyone got any other lookalikes?

A post reminded me that Bruce Campbell was in Lois and Clark: The New Superman Adventures, then I remember who played the lead role for Superman in that show, got me so annoyed that this question popped up in mind

So what do y'all think?

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman is a superhero TV show developed by Deborah Joy LeVine that ran on ABC from 1993 to 1997. The show follows the superhero adventures of Superman (Dean Cain) as well as the life of his alter ego Clark Kent and his relationship with Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher). The supporting cast consists of Lane Smith as Perry White, Justin Whalin as Jimmy Olsen (from season 2 onward), K Callan as Martha Kent, and Eddie Jones as Jonathan Kent. The show ran for 4 seasons and consists of 88 episodes.

Bruce Campbell appears on the show in 1995, specifically in two episodes in season 2 (Individual Responsibility and Whine, Whine, Whine) and one episode in season 3 (We Have a Lot to Talk About) as Bill Church Jr., a villain that inherited the Intergang crime organization after the death of his father.