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Man with the Screaming Brain

Bruce Campbell (Actor), Tamara Gorski (Actor) Rated:

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Man with the Screaming Brain is a story of greed, betrayal and revenge in the big, bad city. William Cole, wealthy industrialist, winds up with part of his brain replaced by that of Yegor, a Bulgarian street hustler. The two couldn't be more different, but they share one thing - both were killed by the same woman. Brought back to life by a mad scientist, William and Yegor form an unlikely partnership to track down their common nemesis.

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The Man with the Screaming Brain is cult superstar Bruce Campbell (Evil Dead 2), who also makes his directorial debut in this loopy blend of '50s-style science fiction thrills and slapstick comedy. Campbell plays a businessman who meets an untimely end at the hands of a vicious Gypsy femme fatale, who has also done in her ex-fiancée, an KGB-agent-turned-taxi-driver. Mad doctor Stacy Keach provides a solution for both men by stitching together their brains inside Campbell's dome; with no other option but to work together, the pair sent out to find their killer. What results is a broadly funny and frantic showcase for Campbell's physical comedy skills, with Ted Raimi (Spider-Man, Xena) offering hilarious support as Keach's wacky assistant. Campbell fanatics will appreciate the DVD's extras, which include a featurette on the film's lengthy gestation (18 years from conception to completion), and commentary by Campbell and producer David Goodman; a trailer, behind-the-scenes footage, and storyboards round out the supplemental features. --Paul Gaita

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Aspect Ratio : 1.77:1
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
MPAA rating : s_medNotRated Unrated (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions : 7.5 x 5.25 x 0.75 inches; 4 Ounces
Media Format : Anamorphic, Color, Dolby, NTSC, Surround Sound, Widescreen
Run time : 1 hour and 30 minutes
Release date : October 4, 2005
Actors : Bruce Campbell, Tamara Gorski, Ted Raimi, Stacy Keach, Vladimir Kolev
Language : English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround)
Studio : Starz / Anchor Bay
ASIN : B000AQ69QS
Number of discs : 1

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EriChanHime

Hilarious!

Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2007

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While the average movie go-er might find this film distressing in its flagrant randomness and zany humor, if you like strange independent films, or any of the major actors, this will probably entertain you. I definately recommend watching the film through with the commentary feature on at least once. Bruce Campbell, particularly, is quite amusing, as he chronicles all the craziness and problems that this movie had from start to finish. You should also steer toward this film if you like campy sci-fi, marriage-crazed gypsy women, Bruce Campbell, or Ted Raimi, in particular. The violence is fairly low-key, and who doesn't love seeing Bruce Campbell try to ride a tiny pink Vespa?! I personally love this movie even more because of Ted Raimi, who plays the "mad" scientist's rather...special...lab assistant. He spends most of the movie consuming unsafe quantities of Red Bull, while stealing corpses and talking in a very amusing Russian accent (which dies occasionally, giving a very odd mix of Russian and Detroit-ish...), oh, and rapping (something which will probably only be found amusing by fans). You can tell that the actors are having a lovely time, and the woman who plays the evil gypsy lady does a superb job of looking seductive and flaming crazy at the same time. Overall, while bizarre, I thought this movie was enjoyable, and well put together. The dialogue is generally amusing and the acting, I thought, was quite good. Go watch it; if it damages your mind, don't worry, you didn't need those brain cells anyway.

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"The Hippocampus Is Experiencing Cerebral Flashes!"

Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2007

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I loved Bruce Campbell in "Bubba Ho-tep," surely the strangest Elvis horror comedy ever made, so I decided to buy "Man With the Screaming Brain," and while not up to the level of peculiarity that "Bubba Ho-tep" reached, I think it's a solid four stars on the B-movie horror comedy scale. Bruce not only stars as American industrialist William Cole, but also wrote and directed this little gem, originally made for the Sci Fi network in Sofia, Bulgaria for $875,000. It features a largely Bulgarian cast and crew, and the depressing post-Communism sets add a great edge to the film.

The other cast members are wonderful in their roles: Tamara Gorski as the evil Tatoya, and her ex-fiancé Yegor (Vladimir Kolev) are perfect as the confounding duo, while Antoinette Byron as Jackie Cole is the perfect annoying rich wife. My favorite casting decisions were the scientists: Stacy Keach as Dr. Ivan Ivanovich Ivanov could not be more perfect, and his wacky assistant, Pavel, is played by Campbell's old pal Ted Raimi to great comic effect. The Russian (Bulgarian?) accent Keach adopts is better than average for a B-movie, and makes some words genuinely difficult to understand (in the line I used for my title it's hard to tell if he says "flashes" or "flushes" for instance); this added to the depth of the Keach character substantially. You may like Raimi's robot rap, but then again you may not; it grew on me in the second viewing.

The film starts with a horrifying cab ride through Sofia. The driver, Yegor, takes them through "Gypsytown" where he has to fight off a carjacking. During this outing he sees his ex-fiancée, Tatoya, and inadvertently sets an extremely unusual love quadrangle into play. I don't want to give away the plot, but as is pointed out in the commentary, if you follow a key piece of jewelry through the film, the rest of the plot unfolds around it. It is unusual for a large number of main characters to die in the first act of any movie, but that's the beauty of Stacy Keach as a crazed scientist. Keach is able to reanimate the dead and in the process creates a very gothic Frankenstein effect.

There are many comic relief moments in the film: I enjoyed the scene in which Campbell changes clothes in a dumpster; I also found the restaurant scene with the self-induced swirley in a revolting toilet, followed by a milk and ice bath to work quite well. I was not as enamored with the robot as Campbell was on the commentary; for me a little went a long way. I absolutely loved the fact that Campbell (as the creature) rode a pink Vespa (moped) with tassels on the handlebars during a key chase scene through Sofia; I also found the robot catfight in a bridal shop scene (more brides should carry pistols in their garters) to be relentlessly entertaining. The homage to Mike Tyson in a bar fight was also well done, as were the general right-versus-left brain problems Campbell encounters. The robot death scene was well done camp at its best, although it could have been edited for time a bit in my opinion. In the end the messy love quadrangle is resolved in a novel (though somewhat predictable) way that worked well.

The DVD has lots of great extras. The commentary track is very interesting, and I actually liked watching the film more the second time. There are several "making of" extras, and I especially enjoyed the account of the 18 year ordeal of getting the movie made: you wouldn't think that would be interesting, but it is.

The film started a little slowly (the characters are totally disagreeable in the beginning), but after I warmed up to it I really enjoyed it. It doesn't measure up to "Bubba Ho-tep," but easily gets four stars.

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What a scream!

Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2006

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Now *that's* what I expect from a Bruce Campbell movie! Crackerjack science, cheesy dialogue, just the right amount of overacting to carry off said dialogue, Czech/Russian translated as surfer boy/pop culture English, a few explosions and so many homages to A-list sci-fi/horror movies that I lost track. The "death scene" with the robot version of his wife alone just gets so much love from me; only Bruce could pull off a concept that bad and make it look good in a bad/funny way.

I wonder if Bruce's directions to Ted Raimi were, "Just channel Joxer, kid." Because I had major flashbacks to _Xena_ eps. Not that it's a bad thing at all! I loved it! And I adored his fake Russian accent, especially when his real accent slipped through on occasion along with the whiny tone of voice, just made it all that more ridiculous and fun. It was worth tuning in just to see Ted jamming to hip-hop and pulling those wonderful facial expressions.

Those two together are comedy gold; they so need to team up on more movies. Bruce could do justice to a serious A-movie role any day, but I'm so glad he keeps doing B-grade films; when he nails them, he does it but good! And Ted is such a damn fine geek. Whether he's doing a serious role or not, he's just made for that part, plays it beautifully. Together, the two of them do some sweet scenery chewing.

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K. Goyette

Laugh out loud funny!

Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2010

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This movie is very humorous! Even though it's a low budget film it's very well done. There were parts in the movie where I laughed out loud even when I was by myself! The acting I found to be natural, continuity is good, special effects were good, and the commentary and behind the scenes were really interesting. There is one part though where the taxi driver and the other man's wife are, um, "getting busy" in the taxi which I think could have been left out and there is some language throughout the movie which the tv gaurdian took care of. Other than that--excellent, funny, well made. Bruce Campbell movie--need we say more? Man With The Screaming Brain

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Mrs. D. Moncrieff

This One was Directed By The King Of chins

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 9, 2014

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This is exactly what you expect from the Mighty King Of Chins.A Mad story about a Mad Scientist,played with Brilliant humour by Stacy Keach who brings Bruce back to life after He is attacked by a Crazy Woman with a lead pipe,and Bruce escapes from the Doctors Lab and sets out to find his killer.Funny,imaginative and Really Silly....in a good way that is.

Thingy

Bruce!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 28, 2014

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Everything he does is good. I even watched every episode of Burn Notice because of Mr Campbell.
The story of an American business man with wife going to Russia or some eastern European country.
It's light hearted and fun. Not to be taken seriously.
Acting is not good.

overdog

Klischeehaft, klaumaukig, kurzweilig

Reviewed in Germany on June 13, 2011

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Hier haben wir es mal wieder mit einem gereadezu typischen B-Movie zu tun. Die Story ist an der Haaren herbeigezogen, lässt vom kapitalistischen arroganten Amekrikaner bis zum irren Wissenschafler kein Klischee aus. An einigen Stellen driftet der Film auch etwas zu sehr in reinen Klamauk ab.Bruce Campbell wirkt in Anzug und Krawatte (und mit Schnauzer) anfangs auch sehr ungewohnt, die Rolle scheint im aber sehr viel Spaß gemacht zu haben. Der Film ist insgesamt sehr vorhersehbar, nur gegen Ende gelingt ihm eine richtige überraschung, in Form eines echten Bruce-Moments, den ich hier allerdings nicht vorwegnehmen will.Wenn man das alles nicht zu ernst nimmt, bleibt ein unterhaltsamer kleiner Film.

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Marc Reissnecker

Kultstar Campbell

Reviewed in Germany on October 17, 2015

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Der Mann, das Kinn, der Kult.
Campbell hat einfach einen Hang zum schrägen Slapstick, was man diesen Film mehr als anmerkt. Ich kann damit umgehen, auch wenn der Film selbst kein Meilenstein ist. Aber ich sehe einfach "Ash" sehr gerne :D

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Kevin Lebouvier

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Reviewed in France on March 13, 2013

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c'est du Bruce Campbell ce personnage est mythique depuis les Evil Dead c un hero pour moi c'est cça a toujours la meme jovialitée de regarder cela avec nos amis

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