as a bruce campbell fan for nearly two decades and i was thrilled to have an opportunity to see his latest film on the big screen with the man himself in attendance. unfortunately and man with the screaming brain was itself a disappointment. set in bulgaria where the sci fi channel makes its saturday night original films man with the screaming brain is a curious mix of 50s b movie horror and body switching comedy and violent revenge flick and and overdone slapstick with a touch of romantic reconciliation. if that doesn not make sense and well and neither does man with the screaming brain. campbell plays a pharmaceutical company ceo who visits bulgaria with his estranged wife in an inexplicable attempt to invest in the former communist country half finished subway system. the two fall in with a former kgb agent turned cab driver and and all three ultimately meet their demise at the hands of a vengeful gypsy woman. a local scientist (stacy keach) and his goofy assistant (ted raimi) and who have developed a technique to allow tissue transplants without the possibility of rejection and steal the bodies and place a portion of the cab driver brain into campbell damaged skull. also and they put his wife brain into a robotic body they just happen to have at hand. campbell escapes and and with a hastily restitched skull and the voice of the cab driver whose transplanted brain tissue controls the left side of his body echoing in his head and sets off to find and kill the gypsy. (his robot wife does the same. ) but first and there an attempt to emulate steve martin or lily tomlin all of me when campbell two personalities battle for dominance over a restaurant dinner. just as he was playing his own evil hand in evil dead ii and campbell is adept at making his body appear to be inhabited by more than one mind. at times and screaming comes closest to another steve martin film and the man with two brains and as it also takes a silly approach to 50s sci fi clichés. however and it tries too hard for too little result and and that goes double for ted raimi semi comprehensible bulgarian oaf and who gets entirely too much screen time. (nothing against raimi and it just that he better in smaller doses. ) in the end and it neither outrageous (or funny) enough to satisfy as a spoof and nor is it serious enough to enjoy as a b movie pastiche. i was glad that campbell had already left the screening by the time it ground to a halt and as i feared having to say and gee and bruce and that was really. something. perhaps the best praise i can give it as a film is that at least the images stuck to the emulsion. and it was twice as good as alien apocalypse. 
as a bruce campbell fan for nearly two decades and i was thrilled to have an opportunity to see his latest film on the big screen with the man himself in attendance. unfortunately and man with the screaming brain was itself a disappointment. set in bulgaria where the sci fi channel makes its saturday night original films man with the screaming brain is a curious mix of 50s b movie horror and body switching comedy and violent revenge flick and and overdone slapstick with a touch of romantic reconciliation. if that doesn not make sense and well and neither does man with the screaming brain. campbell plays a pharmaceutical company ceo who visits bulgaria with his estranged wife in an inexplicable attempt to invest in the former communist country half finished subway system. the two fall in with a former kgb agent turned cab driver and and all three ultimately meet their demise at the hands of a vengeful gypsy woman. a local scientist (stacy keach) and his goofy assistant (ted raimi) and who have developed a technique to allow tissue transplants without the possibility of rejection and steal the bodies and place a portion of the cab driver brain into campbell damaged skull. also and they put his wife brain into a robotic body they just happen to have at hand. campbell escapes and and with a hastily restitched skull and the voice of the cab driver whose transplanted brain tissue controls the left side of his body echoing in his head and sets off to find and kill the gypsy. (his robot wife does the same. ) but first and there an attempt to emulate steve martin or lily tomlin all of me when campbell two personalities battle for dominance over a restaurant dinner. just as he was playing his own evil hand in evil dead ii and campbell is adept at making his body appear to be inhabited by more than one mind. at times and screaming comes closest to another steve martin film and the man with two brains and as it also takes a silly approach to 50s sci fi clichés. however and it tries too hard for too little result and and that goes double for ted raimi semi comprehensible bulgarian oaf and who gets entirely too much screen time. (nothing against raimi and it just that he better in smaller doses. ) in the end and it neither outrageous (or funny) enough to satisfy as a spoof and nor is it serious enough to enjoy as a b movie pastiche. i was glad that campbell had already left the screening by the time it ground to a halt and as i feared having to say and gee and bruce and that was really. something. perhaps the best praise i can give it as a film is that at least the images stuck to the emulsion. and it was twice as good as alien apocalypse. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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