My Name Is Bruce 2007
"Fearless! Unstoppable! Ready For His Close-Up!"
In *My Name Is Bruce (2007)*, horror icon Bruce Campbell steps into a role that blurs the line between fact and fiction when his real-life persona becomes the target of mistaken identity.
Director: Bruce Campbell
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *My Name Is Bruce (2007)* about?
Bruce Campbell's real-life persona is mistaken for his legendary *Evil Dead* character, Ash Williams, and pulled into a rural Oregon town to fight a genuine monster. The film juggles horror, comedy, and self-aware fun as Campbell confronts a threat far beyond his cinematic experience.
Who directed *My Name Is Bruce*?
Bruce Campbell himself took the director's chair, adding a unique layer of authenticity to this offbeat horror-comedy.
Who stars in *My Name Is Bruce*?
The cast includes Bruce Campbell, Taylor Sharpe, Grace Thorsen, Ted Raimi, and Ellen Sandweiss, blending Campbell's real-life collaborators with fresh faces.
Is *My Name Is Bruce (2007)* worth watching?
If you love Campbell's *Evil Dead* antics or campy horror-comedy, this film delivers a fun, fast-paced ride. While not a critical darling, its self-aware charm and Campbell's presence make it a cult favorite for genre enthusiasts.
How long is *My Name Is Bruce*?
The film runs for 84 minutes, packing a punchy runtime of horror, laughs, and Campbell's signature one-liners.
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About My Name Is Bruce (2007) — A Horror-Comedy Where Ash Williams Comes to Life
In *My Name Is Bruce (2007)*, horror icon Bruce Campbell steps into a role that blurs the line between fact and fiction when his real-life persona becomes the target of mistaken identity. A small Oregon town, convinced Campbell is Ash Williams—his iconic character from the *Evil Dead* series—summons him to battle an actual supernatural menace. What unfolds is a playful yet thrilling mashup of horror tropes and self-aware comedy, where Campbell's signature wit meets the eerie unknown.
The film leans into the absurdity of its premise, blending campy action with the unease of a creature feature. Campbell's trademark charisma shines as he navigates a world where horror clichés collide with reality, delivering a meta-twist on the slasher genre. The result is a fast-paced, genre-bending adventure that's equal parts homage and parody, perfect for fans of cult horror and offbeat comedies alike.