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The brains of a Russian taxi driver and a wealthy businessman are brought together in one body by a mad scientist.The brains of a Russian taxi driver and a wealthy businessman are brought together in one body by a mad scientist.The brains of a Russian taxi driver and a wealthy businessman are brought together in one body by a mad scientist.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Stacy Keach
- Dr. Ivanov
- (as StacyKeach)
Valentin Giasbeily
- Uri
- (as Valentine Giasbeily)
Michail Elenov
- Punk 1
- (as Mihail Elanov)
Todor Nikolov
- Dr. Mitov
- (uncredited)
Yuri Safchev
- Tatoya's Father
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAfter the film bombed, Bruce Campbell bought thousands of the unsold VHS copies in bulk and used them as insulation in his house.
- GoofsThe blood on Tatoya's head near the end changes from side to side.
- Quotes
William Cole: I'm on fire!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Brain Surgeons: Making 'the Screaming Brain' (2005)
- SoundtracksBustin' Brains
Lyrics by Ted Raimi (as Ted "Rhyme Throwah" Raimi)
Music by Joseph LoDuca
Performed by Ted Raimi (as Ted "Rhyme Throwah" Raimi)
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Schlockorama
Granted, there wasn't actually a screaming brain.
We (myself, the wife, a good friend, and my sister in law) just saw this in a local showing in conjunction with a book signing of his new book, "Make Love The Bruce Campbell Way." And, keeping in mind I'm rather a big fan of the esteemed Mr. Campbell, and have been for years, I must, unfortunately, only give it a 6 of 10 score. And that partially due to Mr. Campbell's apologies in advance.
The movie was a happy melange of slapstick and ideas happily lifted from a variety of other old horror films. Given that I was tipped by the title that this wouldn't probably be on this year's Oscar list, I didn't go in expecting too much.
I was right. What I saw was an amusing little film (and I did find many of the jokes funny, by the way) which was a pleasant way to waste a couple of hours, along with a confirmation of long held ideas about Bulgarian motor sports which have plagued me for years. In addition, it does give an interesting view of Mr. Campbell's own world view.
Don't walk into the movie expecting much and you won't be disappointed. Expect a masterpiece and you will be.
(Now to avenge myself on Mr. Campbell for introducing my wife to an excitingly ethnic and film geek approved way to criticize my driving.)
We (myself, the wife, a good friend, and my sister in law) just saw this in a local showing in conjunction with a book signing of his new book, "Make Love The Bruce Campbell Way." And, keeping in mind I'm rather a big fan of the esteemed Mr. Campbell, and have been for years, I must, unfortunately, only give it a 6 of 10 score. And that partially due to Mr. Campbell's apologies in advance.
The movie was a happy melange of slapstick and ideas happily lifted from a variety of other old horror films. Given that I was tipped by the title that this wouldn't probably be on this year's Oscar list, I didn't go in expecting too much.
I was right. What I saw was an amusing little film (and I did find many of the jokes funny, by the way) which was a pleasant way to waste a couple of hours, along with a confirmation of long held ideas about Bulgarian motor sports which have plagued me for years. In addition, it does give an interesting view of Mr. Campbell's own world view.
Don't walk into the movie expecting much and you won't be disappointed. Expect a masterpiece and you will be.
(Now to avenge myself on Mr. Campbell for introducing my wife to an excitingly ethnic and film geek approved way to criticize my driving.)
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