Elvis Took a Bullet 2001
"In L.A., you create your own reality."
In this quirky 2001 crime comedy, *Elvis Took a Bullet*, director Jerry Eeten crafts a surreal tale set against the sun-soaked chaos of Los Angeles. The story follows Dr. Jeff Wilkes, a neurotic horror fan who moves to L.A.
Director: Jerry Eeten
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Elvis Took a Bullet (2001) about?
The film follows Dr. Jeff Wilkes, a horror-obsessed doctor who moves to Los Angeles and answers an ad for a roommate. He meets Aron Presley, a man who claims to be the reincarnation of Elvis Presley, leading to a series of bizarre and darkly comedic events. The story explores delusion, identity, and the city's warped sense of reality.
Who directed Elvis Took a Bullet?
Elvis Took a Bullet was directed by Jerry Eeten, who also co-stars in the film.
Who stars in Elvis Took a Bullet?
The film features Gregg Binkley, Jerry Eeten, Rebecca McFarland, P.J. Marino, and Michael Yama in key roles.
Is Elvis Took a Bullet (2001) worth watching?
While *Elvis Took a Bullet* is a niche cult film, its offbeat premise and dark humor make it a fun watch for fans of unconventional storytelling. Its short runtime and quirky tone add to its charm, though it may not appeal to everyone.
How long is Elvis Took a Bullet?
Elvis Took a Bullet has a runtime of 91 minutes.
About Elvis Took a Bullet (2001) — A Bizarre Roomate Comedy Meets Crime Thriller
In this quirky 2001 crime comedy, *Elvis Took a Bullet*, director Jerry Eeten crafts a surreal tale set against the sun-soaked chaos of Los Angeles. The story follows Dr. Jeff Wilkes, a neurotic horror fan who moves to L.A. and answers an ad for a roommate—only to meet Aron Presley, a man who insists he's Elvis Presley reincarnated. What begins as a bizarre interview spirals into a darkly comedic exploration of delusion, identity, and the city's warped sense of reality. With its offbeat premise and deadpan humor, the film blends crime elements with the absurd, all while keeping a tight 91-minute runtime.
Run by a cast led by Gregg Binkley and Jerry Eeten himself, *Elvis Took a Bullet* leans into its low-budget charm with sharp dialogue and a premise that's equal parts funny and unsettling. The film's tagline—"In L.A., you create your own reality"—hints at its core theme: how far people will go to rewrite their own lives when faced with uncomfortable truths. It's a niche gem for fans of unconventional storytelling and offbeat cult films.