‘Evil Dead’ Star Bruce Campbell Diagnosed With ‘Treatable Not Curable’ Cancer
"I apologize if that's a shock — it was to me too," the actor and filmmaker shared on social media
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Hard News ‘Evil Dead’ Star Bruce Campbell Diagnosed With ‘Treatable Not Curable’ Cancer "I apologize if that's a shock — it was to me too," the actor and filmmaker shared on social media By Emily Zemler Emily Zemler View all posts by Emily Zemler March 3, 2026 Bruce Campbell , best known as the star of horror film The Evil Dead , revealed he has been diagnosed with cancer. “These days, when someone is having a health issue, it’s referred to as an ‘opportunity,’ so let’s go with that — I’m having one of those,” Campbell wrote in a lengthy post on X . “It’s also called a type of cancer that’s ‘treatable’ not ‘curable.’ I apologize if that’s a shock — it was to me too.” The actor did not share the specific type of cancer. “The good news is, I’m not gonna go into any more detail,” he wrote. “I’m posting this, because professionally, a few things will have to change — appearances and cons and work in general need to take a back seat to treatment. My plan is to get as well as I possibly can over the summer so that I can tour with my new movie Ernie & Emma this fall.” He continued, “There are several cons this summer that I have to cancel. Big regrets on my part. Treatment needs and professional obligations don’t always go hand-in-hand. That’s about it. I’m not trying to enlist sympathy — or advice — I just want to get ahead of this information in case false information gets out (which it will).” Campbell concluded his posted by sending love to fans and sharing his intention to stay strong “Fear not, I am a tough old son-of-a-bitch and I have great support, so I expect to be around a while,” he wrote. Campbell first starred as Ash Williams in 1981 horror movie The Evil Dead . He reprised the role a few times, including in TV series Ash vs. Evil Dead , which premiered in 2015 and ran for three seasons. “I’m always surprised by the demand, because the first Evil Dead was financed by dentists and doctors,” Campbell told Rolling Stone in 2015. “It wasn’t even an indie darling....
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