From the "Groovy" plate, to the grim-faced trio of scowls, to the blood-spattered title card, this poster-sized promo for Ash vs. Evil Dead looks truly amazing.

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Production on Starz's Ash vs. Evil Dead hasn't even started yet, but the DEAD WAIT FOR NO ONE! The series' first teaser is here, and what it lacks in substance it makes up for in CHAINSAW ACTION.

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Or maybe she'll stomp Ash's ass? It's not clear yet, but there had better be some Xena-ass-stompage to be found. Aiaiaiaiaiaiai!

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Way to keep making an improbable project seem significantly cooler, Starz: according to The Hollywood Reporter, Girlfriends and Sleepy Hollow actress Jill Marie Jones has signed on to co-star in the 10-episode Evil Dead sequel series Ash vs. Evil Dead.

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Evil Dead is coming back again, but this isn't going to be a quick cash-in remake. The movie series is getting a true continuation on TV in Ash Vs. Evil Dead with its original characters, creators, and even iconic star Bruce Campbell, and he's got a lot to say about why this new show is the "real deal" that fans have been waiting for.

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Evil Dead will rise from the grave again—this time, thanks to Starz. The premium network will bring Sam Raimi and producing partner Rob Tapert back together with none other than Bruce Campbell as the series' main character, Ash. Groovy.

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Here's an All Terrain Scout Transpurrt for your cat, because if there's anything the angriest variety of domesticated animal needs, it's blasters.

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Good morning, nerds! As those of us who live east of the Rockies slept, Comic-Con raged on. We'll be continuing our coverage throughout the day, but first, we've assembled a few overnight highlights for your bleary eyes. To wit: Orphan Black fans are great! Teen Wolf is coming back! The Avengers taught George R.R. Martin how to kill! And...wait, what's that about an Evil Dead TV series?

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Oxford-based Hannah Simpson sells knitted dolls based on her favorite nerdy and horror movies!

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Travel back in time with us again, but this time to a version of the 80s that never actually existed. Lego's pretty into the licensed tie-in these days, but kids of the 80s had no such luck. Designer/artist Dan Shearn seeks to rectify this, if only in the form of .jpgs images.

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When the tortured and bloodied bodies of adolescents strewn willy-nilly across a widescreen isn't the thing making you uncomfortable in a theater, you know something, somewhere has gone wrong. Based on the camp classic original, (more about that in a moment) the new Evil Dead, in a surprising homage to the film that ‘inspired’ it, is a movie that isn’t aware that it’s bad. A tonal slog that’s a bare-faced unpleasant time (and in not the way it’s intended), Evil Dead has some good cringe-worthy moments, and some things about it that just made me cringe. Read on for a chilling tale of guts, gore, false advertising, VFX lauding, and how the tired trope of casual sexism can be a real bore. Contains spoilers, as well as some specific mentions of R-rated gory violence. Chances are, if you weren’t going to watch the films for the sake of your tastes or stomach, you might not want to read this.

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I can't be the only one who chose not to wath the red band Evil Dead trailer. If I recall correctly, I was going to watch it, but then I heard how, er, intense it is, and I was eating an early lunch, and… look, it just didn't seem like a good call at the time, is what I'm saying. So here's a green band trailer—a.k.a. one that's much more likely to play in an actual movie theater and is therefore lighter on the particularly gruesome stuff—for A) my fellow wimps, or B) your general person who's looking forward to the Evil Dead remake. It may not have a lot of blood, guts, and body mutilation, but it's still creepy as hell. (via: Collider) Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?

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It's one thing to remake a classic horror film, but when you do it by giving the formerly male lead role to a female character, you arouse our interest. Here's the first poster for Evil Dead, the upcoming remake of The Evil Dead. Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +? Previously in Evil Dead

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Well we've seen Daniel Radcliffe in a bathtub in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire but this is something different all together. It's a shot from Radcliffe's new film with Mad Men star Jon Hamm, A Young Doctor's Notebook. In it, Radcliffe plays the younger version of Hamm's character. And this is extremely bizarre. (via Collider) 

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Horror movies and Halloween go together like football and Thanksgiving, or Christmas and screaming recriminations. No doubt plenty of our livelier cohorts will be doing things they can feel bad about posting on Facebook later on tonight, but for those of us who are staying in tonight like dang old grownups, we put together a list of our favorite selections for Halloween that you can access right from your Netflix Instant Queue. These movies are guaranteed instant Halloween -- just add a snack, an adult beverage of your choice, and someone to snuggle up with for the scary parts.

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We've been seeing a lot of Hurricane Sandy memes, fake photos, and even hurricane cats around the net today. I'm still voting horse head jogger guy as my favorite item. (via The FW) 

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If you aren't hip to the whole "red band" thing, allow us to explain. Usually trailers have a "green band," that bit that comes before the trailer. It means the The Motion Picture Association of America has put their stamp on it to play before films with equal ratings. But trailers that go so far past the point of acceptable language, violence, or sex get a red band. They can be played in theaters with R, NC-17, or unrated films but it doesn't happen often. Before you hit play, let me just say, the Evil Dead remake trailer should have been given a "plaid band." Watch at your own risk. (If you don't get the plaid reference, I've embedded a video to explain after the jump.)

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