Bruce Campbell is a totalfilm.com legend. He's been in some of our favourite flicks of all time, and some of our worst.
His latest, My Name Is Bruce, is a glorious celebration of Bruce's charisma, sense of comic-timing and b-movie career.
It starts with the premise that Bruce Campbell is a) real and b) an arse, then introduces c) actual monsters.
With a high-concept that good, it's hard to see how My Name Is Bruce could possibly go wrong.
But plenty of the films on Bruce's cinematic CV haven't gone totally according to plan. So we asked him to talk us through the highs and lows of a career that's never been anything less than... interesting.
The result? Revelations and hilarity. Though, be warned, he's not very kind to Spider-Man 3 fans. Watch the video below then let us, and Bruce, know exactly what you think.
My Name is Bruce will be released at selected cinemas from 13th February 2009 and on DVD & Blu-ray on 2nd March 2009.
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