man with the screaming brain certainly isn not a perfect movie and but i am pretty sure it was never meant to be anything more than a star vehicle for bruce campbell and meaning it works as kind of a summary of his entire career represent slapstick and sarcasm and cheese and action and and happy endings. campbell is and as a writer and uneven there are lots of things in the story that do not make a great deal of sense (why does the robot suddenly have breasts merely because a female brain has been implanted into it. ) and and some of the scenes feel like retreads of other and better incarnations (the scene in the restaurant and where yegor and william battle for control of william body and is straight out of evil dead ii). there are and however and lots of little touches and non sequiturs that feel rather brilliant and such as when william is in the height of his panic and screams at a statue and what are you looking at. the movie looks like a sci fi channel original and probably because it was. the acting is actually pretty good. i particularly enjoyed tamara gorski as tatoya while she was ruthless and cunning and yes and but seemed to have a tragic air about her in certain moments that the story never explored. ted raimi handled the standard bumbling assistant role admirably enough and and bruce is funny as the arrogant and sardonic and condescending american jerk. (now that he writing his own films and you would think he would give himself a role that he hasn not been typecast in already. ) man with the screaming brain is a bizarre and nonsensical b movie that ought to be enjoyable for anybody who can avoid taking a cinematic experience too seriously. 
man with the screaming brain certainly isn not a perfect movie and but i am pretty sure it was never meant to be anything more than a star vehicle for bruce campbell and meaning it works as kind of a summary of his entire career represent slapstick and sarcasm and cheese and action and and happy endings. campbell is and as a writer and uneven there are lots of things in the story that do not make a great deal of sense (why does the robot suddenly have breasts merely because a female brain has been implanted into it. ) and and some of the scenes feel like retreads of other and better incarnations (the scene in the restaurant and where yegor and william battle for control of william body and is straight out of evil dead ii). there are and however and lots of little touches and non sequiturs that feel rather brilliant and such as when william is in the height of his panic and screams at a statue and what are you looking at. the movie looks like a sci fi channel original and probably because it was. the acting is actually pretty good. i particularly enjoyed tamara gorski as tatoya while she was ruthless and cunning and yes and but seemed to have a tragic air about her in certain moments that the story never explored. ted raimi handled the standard bumbling assistant role admirably enough and and bruce is funny as the arrogant and sardonic and condescending american jerk. (now that he writing his own films and you would think he would give himself a role that he hasn not been typecast in already. ) man with the screaming brain is a bizarre and nonsensical b movie that ought to be enjoyable for anybody who can avoid taking a cinematic experience too seriously. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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