Comedy,Horror,Fantasy United States of America
In the movie My Name Is Bruce, Bruce Campbell plays a fictionalized version of himself, a washed-up B-movie actor known for his iconic role as Ash in the Evil Dead trilogy. The film begins with a group of teenagers trespassing into an ancient Chinese cemetery near a small town in Oregon, unwittingly awakening a vengeful Chinese demon called Guan-Di.
As chaos ensues in the town, the locals mistakenly believe that Bruce Campbell is the same fearless and skilled monster slayer they have seen in his movies. Desperate for help, they kidnap Bruce and bring him to their town, expecting him to save them from the supernatural threat.
Initially thinking it's all a big joke and a great opportunity for some publicity, Bruce soon realizes that the situation is real when he witnesses the real-life devastation caused by Guan-Di. Reluctantly accepting the responsibility, he decides to embrace his alter ego "Ash" and reluctantly agrees to take on the monster, hoping to survive the ordeal.
However, Bruce is ill-prepared for the terrifying reality of fighting a real monster. He hilariously fumbles through the battle, relying on his limited knowledge of practical special effects and cheesy one-liners from his movies as he tries to outsmart Guan-Di. Along the way, Bruce forms an unlikely bond with a local teenage fan named Jeff, who idolizes him and assists in the fight against the demon.
As the final showdown with Guan-Di approaches, Bruce begins to doubt his abilities and questions whether he can truly become the hero they need. With the townspeople's lives on the line, Bruce must find the courage within himself to step up and confront his fears, proving that he's more than just the fictional character he portrayed.
My Name Is Bruce is a comedic horror film that blends self-deprecating humor, campy monster battles, and homage to the B-movie genre. It is a tongue-in-cheek tribute to Bruce Campbell's charismatic on-screen persona and showcases his ability to turn an absurd situation into an entertaining adventure, all while poking fun at his own career and the devoted fandom that surrounds him.
As chaos ensues in the town, the locals mistakenly believe that Bruce Campbell is the same fearless and skilled monster slayer they have seen in his movies. Desperate for help, they kidnap Bruce and bring him to their town, expecting him to save them from the supernatural threat.
Initially thinking it's all a big joke and a great opportunity for some publicity, Bruce soon realizes that the situation is real when he witnesses the real-life devastation caused by Guan-Di. Reluctantly accepting the responsibility, he decides to embrace his alter ego "Ash" and reluctantly agrees to take on the monster, hoping to survive the ordeal.
However, Bruce is ill-prepared for the terrifying reality of fighting a real monster. He hilariously fumbles through the battle, relying on his limited knowledge of practical special effects and cheesy one-liners from his movies as he tries to outsmart Guan-Di. Along the way, Bruce forms an unlikely bond with a local teenage fan named Jeff, who idolizes him and assists in the fight against the demon.
As the final showdown with Guan-Di approaches, Bruce begins to doubt his abilities and questions whether he can truly become the hero they need. With the townspeople's lives on the line, Bruce must find the courage within himself to step up and confront his fears, proving that he's more than just the fictional character he portrayed.
My Name Is Bruce is a comedic horror film that blends self-deprecating humor, campy monster battles, and homage to the B-movie genre. It is a tongue-in-cheek tribute to Bruce Campbell's charismatic on-screen persona and showcases his ability to turn an absurd situation into an entertaining adventure, all while poking fun at his own career and the devoted fandom that surrounds him.
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