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Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios have announced new release dates for their upcoming projects, culminating with The Avengers in 2012.

We’ve been excited for this flick for quite some time now. And now there’s an official trailer for Drag Me To Hell to feed our anticipation even more…

We just got a note from the folks over at Universal that a special sneak peak of the upcoming Sacha Baron Cohen movie Brüno has been added to the lineup for this year’s South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival.

It looks like some SXSW audiences will get a chance to check out Drag Me to Hell when Raimi presents a “work in progress version” of the film at the Texas film fest.

Sam Raimi and his Ghost House Pictures are heading to Spain and Denmark to mine what scares they can from horror flicks Anguish and Room 205.

Vancouver. Ontario. New Orleans. Austin. Michigan? Are filmmakers heading up north for some of the best tax incentives in the world?

J. K. Simmons is definitely back. Now let’s see if Sam Raimi can get all the other puzzle pieces in place for their proposed start date next year.

So Sam Raimi wants Spider-Man to face off against a vampire. Really original idea or incredibly original idea?

Not even alliteration could save Spider-Man 3, but could a Pulitzer Prize winner swing in and save the day for the Spider-Man franchise? Columbia Pictures thinks so.

I know we don’t like thinking about Spider-Man much these days. That third movie truly put a bitter taste in everyone’s mouth. But with that in mind, I think we need to look at some things that could be positive about Spider-Man sequels.

Tobey Maguire will be donning the red, blue, and black suit once again as Spider-Man, except this time, there’s a catch. Spider-Man 4 and 5 will reportedly be shot back-to-back and because of a potentially grueling schedule, Tobey got a clause worked in to benefit being a father.

In case you just missed it, the story here is that producer Don Carmody is interested in bringing Evil Dead: The Musical, which is based on the 1981 horror film, to the big screen. Its confusing, I know, but try and focus.

After the critical debacle that was Spider-Man 3 and the eye-opening masterpiece that is The Dark Knight, does anyone really care to see a fourth Spider-Man movie with the same creative team behind it? How about a fifth?

After a series of events that has really had a lot of people, myself included, thinking twice about chastising Cruise, he seems to be back on his game. This time, he’s eying a comic adaptation.

Sam Raimi wants some more “Evil Dead” – but will he give it to us?

May 2011, according to producer Laura Ziskin via The LA Times Blog, is the tentative date for the fourth installment in one of the most successful franchises in history.

Sam “I used to be the Man until I directed the toilet bowl of a film called Spider-Man 3″ recently talked about the future of the Spidey series. Click in to see what he said.

What can you learn from actor Ted Raimi? More than you’d think. Our Movie Style Guy Robert Fure tells you everything you need to know about super-director Sam’s brother.

If this news had shown up about twelve days later I’d call it an April Fool’s joke.

Sam Raimi quickly finds another young actress to drag to ‘Hell’.