In this meta horror-comedy, cult icon Bruce Campbell plays a fictionalized version of himself, mistaken for his legendary ‘Evil Dead’ character Ash by a hapless teenager. After a town in Oregon awakens an ancient Chinese demon, Guan-di, Bruce is dragged into a hilariously gruesome battle against a very real monster. With his signature chin and dubious courage, he must learn to be a hero, all while the townspeople expect nothing less than outrageous. A love letter to B-movies, this film blends slapstick gore with genuine affection for the genre, offering a ridiculous good time that never takes itself too seriously, though the scare factor might be on the lighter side.
My Name Is Bruce
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In this meta horror-comedy, cult icon Bruce Campbell plays a fictionalized version of himself, mistaken for his legendary 'Evil Dead' character Ash by a hapless teenager. After a town in Oregon awakens an ancient Chinese demon, Guan-di, Bruce is dragged into a hilariously gruesome battle...
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My Name Is Bruce was released in 2007.
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User Reviews
“As a huge fan of Bruce Campbell, I was in heaven. It's not the deepest movie, but it's packed with his signature wit and charm. The monster is awesome, and the self-referential humor is pure gold. If you love B-movie cheese, this is a must-watch.”
“I expected more horror, but this ended up being more of a comedy. Bruce is hilarious, and the premise is clever, but the scares are pretty weak. Still, I had a good time, and the whole cast seemed to be having fun. It's a decent popcorn flick.”
“Went in expecting a fun monster movie, but the pacing felt off, and some jokes just didn't land. The effects were surprisingly decent, though. I love Bruce Campbell, but this one didn't fully click for me. A bit too silly for my taste.”
“This is exactly the kind of underrated gem I look for. It's a parody, but it's got a lot of heart. Bruce Campbell is a legend, and he carries the movie with his charisma. The ending had me laughing out loud. Highly recommend if you're in on the joke!”


























































































