Infinite Hollywood has posted a review of the rare Ash holiday figure that was made by the now defunct toy company Palisades Toys. The figure was made a few years ago as an exclusive just for friends and retailers of the toy company.

Apparently there is a fan-made 2D fighting game called TerrorDrome: Rise of the Boogeymen that features horror icons from the 80s including our favorite badass Ash. The game looks like a inspired mix of Mortal Kombat and Killer Instinct. The full game isn’t out yet but there’s a demo available on their site.

Bruce Campbell’s biopic My Name is Bruce is premiering the Saturday at 9/8c on the Syfy channel.

Paper Robots 1999 have recently released a paper robot of Ash available free to download and print out. Pretty sweet!

Studio Creations has a groovy in depth tutorial on how to build your own Evil Ash costume, everything from materials to making the armour.

Alright you BoneHeads, now lissen up! This is my Boom Stick!! Well.. actually it’s my paintbrush, but that won’t keep me from cracking some skulls if you all get outta line! You wanted info about how to make your very own Evil Ash costume for Halloween and those geeky conventions that you attend throughout the year.

For anyone who ordered and still waiting for their copy of Kate Egan’s The Evil Dead (cultographies), we just got word from the publisher that the publishing date for the book has been pushed back to February 2010. We’ll keep you updated!

This slipped under our radar, Josh Becker’s new book Going Hollywood is now available!

GOING HOLLYWOOD is the true story of a driven young man willing to go to the ends of the earth in order to fulfill his dreams.

Scott Tobias over at the A.V. Club has written a great article about what makes Army of Darkness such a great cult classic.