A decent and diverting piece of work from perhaps the hardest-working man in movies.
Man With The Screaming Brain (2005)
Runtime: 90 mins
Synopsis: When William Cole, a rich industrialist, wakes up after being brought back to life by a crazed scientist, he finds that part of his brain has been replaced by that of a Bulgarian criminal named Yegor. While the two men have clashing personalities, they unite in the common cause of killing the... When William Cole, a rich industrialist, wakes up after being brought back to life by a crazed scientist, he finds that part of his brain has been replaced by that of a Bulgarian criminal named Yegor. While the two men have clashing personalities, they unite in the common cause of killing the woman responsible for their deaths. [More]
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Starring: Bruce Campbell, Ted Raimi, Stacy Keach
DVD Info
Release:
Jun 12, 2008
DVD Features:
- Region 1
- Keep Case
- Full Frame - 1.33
Audio:
- Dolby Digital - English
Reviews
The story is pretty ridiculous from start to finish, but that's not necessarily a bad thing since the film doesn't take itself seriously at all.
if Sam Raimi is going to keep directing $100 million movies, someone has to keep the B-movie torch aflame.
The type of movie you'd expect to find on TV late at night. Very late at night.
The image of Campbell slapping himself to the ground is the only gag that the movie doesn't beat to death.
The film tries very hard to be over the top, wacky and camp, but instead, it's flat as stale O'Doul's.
An unapologetically sloppy jumble of Roger Corman-style antics that could only hope to inspire their own drinking game.
A comedy that doesn't build, lacks structural integrity, and often falls flat. But it's also winningly loopy, with bizarre incidental ideas and performance riffing making for a series of parts that almost make up for the faults of the whole.
Cranial scars; a robot in a yellow jumpsuit; gypsy thugs; catfights; Ted Raimi doing hip-hop; a mauve, tasseled Vespa; and a salad bar....C’mon: you know you want it.
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