Ernie & Emma

Life inevitably forces us to change and grow, even if it's uncomfortable. Mourning and grief are important, but not letting yourself wallow too long and pulling yourself up to embrace life once again is important too. This is the lesson that Ernie needs to learn after his…

Patr0ck

bruce campbell introduced this as “a hallmark movie with swearing and drugs” which is an extremely accurate description

Jack

While I was gone segment: some guy called me Andrew Tate and flagged my Odyssey review for which the “I read banned books” brigade were happy to remove. Afterwards, said guy deleted his comment after his victory. Needless to say, I’ve got to be more careful (less American)…

NuclearDad17

Bruce Campbell’s self-funded movie about love and loss is hallmark-esque but infused with The King’s humor and charm. In the q&a, he said that his pal Sam made him include the two Raimis in the film. He mentioned that he couldn’t get distribution, hence taking the film on…

gdairlock

yes i’ve only seen the trailer no i haven’t actually watched this yes i’m going to give it 5 stars yes i’m going to pirate it later

jackie 🥮

First!!!1! I cannot pretend to be unbiased here. I was the Key PA on this film and saw it at the world premiere at the beautiful, newly renovated Holly Theatre in Medford, Oregon. The real headline for me was getting to see a room full of people I hadn’t seen in almost two…

Logan Baldwin

once again, how can i rate it anything else knowing what i know.. i'm thankful beyond words for bruce and how much this movie means to him. i'm so thankful that each time i see it i walk away having connected with other people because of him. it is my greatest privilege to…

fakeshemps

One cool thing I take for granted in life is owning a home within a fifteen minute drive of the theater where they first premiered Evil Dead in 1981. Frequenting The Redford Theatre since I'd first gotten my driver's license, it's not a fact I dwell on too often, as the…

deftonesrcool

Bruce Campbell chose to begin the swan song portion of his incredible career as horror's greatest himbo by seemingly self-funding an all-too personal, poignant rom-com about senior citizens that still has a few Raimicam shots in it + I, for one, think that's beautiful. The…

Kate Hagen