Patron saint of polite moviegoing Bruce Campbell tells heckler to GTFO at Evil Dead Rise premiere
premiere, one surly, foul-mouthed, phone-obsessed audience member decided they had enough during the post-film Q&A. While it’s always best to reserve your opinions until after exiting the theater, our lowly protagonist decided to yell, “This movie fucking sucked.”
Bruce Campbell, who made a name for himself by attaching a chainsaw to his arm and getting abused on set by director Sam Raimi, doesn’t have time for this crap. “What are you doing here?” Bruce Campbell replied as ushers escorted the heckler from the theater. “Get the fuck outta here.”“I don’t get it,” said producer Rob Tapert. “He waited all the way through the credits!”The scene was a chaotic one for a chaotic movie.
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