The Evil Dead, Evil Dead II, and Army of Darkness star Bruce Campbell recently chatted about his return to the role of Ash for a new TV series coming to Starz titled Ash vs. Evil Dead. The 10 30-minute episode first season was given the official go back in November.

The show is expected for late 2015, with producers Sam Raimi (who will also direct the pilot) and Rob Tapert also involved, and picks up right where you might expect: with Ash living in a trailer park, still working some dead-end job. That’s when those rascally Deadites return, leading Ash on a road trip with two co-workers.

See what Campbell had to say about the series below.

AMC is ramping up their promotion on their upcoming series Better Call Saul, a spin-off of Breaking Bad, with some new teaser trailers.

Watch them here below.

The series will feature the character Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) back when he was just a small-time lawyer named Jimmy McGill. In the new teasers, we also see Michael McKean as Chuck McGill, Saul’s brother.

After being one of the names said to be in the running for the role of Luke Cage in the upcoming TV series coming to Netflix, Marvel has confirmed that Mike Colter has officially been cast in the role.

Colter will first play Cage in the Jessica Jones series A.K.A. Jessica Jones, which will star Krysten Ritter in the title role, before moving on to lead his own series.

After looking like we would not be seeing the Seth Rogen and James Franco comedy The Interview for a long time, it appears that Sony Pictures has decided to take a small stand against the hackers who had forced the studio to cancel the planned Christmas Day release after threats of attack on anywhere showing the movie led the biggest theater chains to choose not to run it.

Smaller theaters are announcing that Sony has authorized select screenings of the movie on its planned Christmas Day release, including the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, who initially wanted to screen Team America: World Police in place of The Interview before Paramount shut down that plan. Continue reading for more and to see the announcement of this limited release.

Actress Kim Dickens has been cast as the female lead in the upcoming Walking Dead companion series, currently known by its codename Cobalt.

Dickens joins Cliff Curtis, who was announced as the male lead earlier this month, as well as Frank Dillane and Alycia Debnam Carey, who were the first to be cast.