Starz released a poster and a teaser trailer for their upcoming “Ash Vs. Evil Dead” series on Thursday.
The series picks up where the “Evil Dead” films left off, with Ash (Bruce Campbell) the stock boy, aging lothario and chainsaw-handed monster hunter who has spent the last 30 years avoiding responsibility, maturity and the terrors of the Evil Dead.
When a Deadite plague threatens to destroy all of mankind, Ash is finally forced to face his demons –personal and literal. Destiny, it turns out, has no plans to release the unlikely hero from its “Evil” grip.
The series also stars Lucy Lawless (“Salem,” “Spartacus”), Jill Marie Jones (“Sleepy Hollow”), Ray Santiago (“Touch,” “Meet the Fockers”) and Dana DeLorenzo (“A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas”).
Raimi is directing the first episode of “Ash Vs. Evil Dead” that he wrote with Ivan Raimi (“Darkman,” “Army of Darkness,” “Drag Me to Hell”), Craig DiGregorio (“Workaholics,” “Chuck”) and Tom Spezialy (“Chuck,” “Reaper,” “Desperate Housewives”).
Raimi will also serve as executive producer, along with Rob Tapert (“Evil Dead,” “Spartacus,” “Xena: Warrior Princess”) and Bruce Campbell (“Evil Dead,” “Burn Notice”) along with Craig DiGregorio (“Workaholics,” “Chuck”) who will serve as executive producer/showrunner. Ivan Raimi will co-executive produce and Aaron Lam (“Spartacus”) will serve as producer.
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"The Walking Dead" TV's 18-49 ratings leader features more humans than Will Forte's "Last Man on Earth" -- and way more zombies.
AMC
"WALL-E" The end of days has never been cuter than in this Disney/Pixar film, which featured an adorably hard-working robot.
Disney/Pixar
"Falling Skies" A rag-tag group of humans, led by Noah Wyle, struggles to survive an alien invasion of Earth.
TNT
"Divergent" Fitting in has never been harder as Shailene Woodley plays a girl marked for death when she fails to fit into her society's caste system.
Summit Entertainment
"12 Monkeys" Terry Gilliam's manic look at a future devastated by disease, and Brad Pitt devastated by a wonky eye.
Universal Pictures
"The Maze Runner" A group of teens tries to survive a deadly maze in this hit adaptation of the YA novel series.
Twentieth Century Fox
"This Is the End" Well, not everyone survived the apocalypse in this movie, but we got to see Channing Tatum in a pretty precarious situation.
Columbia Pictures
"Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior" An early Mel Gibson vehicle about a wasteland where water is more valuable than gold.
Kennedy Miller Productions
"The 100" One hundred juvenile delinquents are sent to a ravaged Earth to test its habitability. How's that for community service?
The CW
"I Am Legend" Will Smith plays a brilliant doctor who tries to cure a man-made disease that turns humans into nocturnal mutants.
Warner Bros
"Terminator Salvation" In the only "Terminator" entry to take place after Judgment Day, Christian Bale plays human freedom fighter John Connor.
Warner Bros.
"Planet of the Apes" Damn, dirty apes enslave Charlton Heston and fellow human beings on our own planet, of all places.
Twentieth Century Fox
"Battlestar Galactica" The iconic sci-fi series got a modern update with Edward James Olmos at the helm.
Syfy
"28 Days Later" "Peaky Blinders" star Cillian Murphy stars in this tale of the survivors of a zombie outbreak and their desperate search for sanctuary.
Twentieth Century Fox
"Waterworld" You'd better not be the type who gets sea sick if you want to survive this Kevin Costner epic. Also, you pretty much need to have an endless supply of gas for your jet ski.
Universal Pictures
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