Why it may be worth watching
- Bruiser combines Horror and Thriller elements in one feature.
- The principal cast includes Jason Flemyng, Peter Stormare, Leslie Hope.
- Viewers currently rate it 5.5/10 from 152 votes.
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Meet the new face of terror.
After years of being browbeaten and walked on, a man wakes one day wearing an expressionless mask, fitted with a personality that enables him to take revenge.
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Jason FlemyngHenry Creedlow
Peter StormareMilo Styles
Leslie HopeRosemary Newley
Nina GarbirasJanine Creedlow
Andrew TarbetJames Larson
Tom AtkinsDet. McCleary
Jonathan HigginsDet. Rakowski
Jeff MonahanTom Burtram
Marie V. CruzNumber Nine
Tamsin KelseyMariah Breed
Christine ForrestBirdcage Partygoer
Chris GillettMale Executive
Boyd BanksJester
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Best suited to viewers looking for Horror, Thriller.
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There’s a reason Bruiser is mostly forgotten about when it comes to George Romero’s work. It’s a film that mostly isn’t worth seeking out unless you’re a diehard fan of the director or the genre. Peter Stormare outshines Jason Flemyng when it comes to memorable performances. Flemyng is rather monotone even when he starts killing, whereas Stormare is grandiose from the very moment he walks into the film. The cops in the film are worthless, the story is full of holes, and the ending hints at a possible sequel that never materialized. But hey, at least you…
There’s a reason Bruiser is mostly forgotten about when it comes to George Romero’s work. It’s a film that mostly isn’t worth seeking out unless you’re a diehard fan of the director or the genre. Peter Stormare outshines Jason Flemyng when it comes to memorable performances. Flemyng is rather monotone even when he starts killing, whereas Stormare is grandiose from the very moment he walks into the film. The cops in the film are worthless, the story is full of holes, and the ending hints at a possible sequel that never materialized. But hey, at least you get to see Peter Stormare get shot in the dick with a laser at the end of the film. You don’t get to say that every day.
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