
Bruiser
2000·Thriller·1h 36m
7.0
★








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.
Directed by George A. Romero
mask
suicide
revenge
murder
maid
love affair
death
ax

Trailer

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Cast

Jason Flemyng
Henry Creedlow

Peter Stormare
Milo Styles

Leslie Hope
Rosemary Newley

Nina Garbiras
Janine Creedlow

Andrew Tarbet
James Larson

Tom Atkins
Det. McCleary

Jonathan Higgins
Det. Rakowski

Jeff Monahan
Tom Burtram

Marie V. Cruz
Number Nine

Tamsin Kelsey
Mariah Breed

Christine Forrest
Birdcage Partygoer

Chris Gillett
Male Executive
Crew

George A. Romero
Director

George A. Romero
Writer

Ben Barenholtz
Producer

Alina Panova
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
18 reviews
Walid
3.0★ · 02/15/25

That's it?? Somehow I expected more surprising and unique stuff to happen but this was as straightforward as it could be, the violence is nothing to write home about either. It's so to the point like it's basically just about a guy who becomes a revenge-based killer after being treated like crap as he would always never stand up for himself (which could be a very compelling idea but the way the film was presented wasn't enjoyable really- a very 'meh' feel to it overall), the white mask being stuck to his face did not add much creativity or any interesting factor to the story...I thought it would've played a very big role in the plot itself but instead it was more of a basic symbolism for letting his repressions set loose. In general it's nothing memorable and is a let down unfortunately, there's not enough excitement or suspense to be felt here but it does have some decent imagery and funny moments here and there.
That's it?? Somehow I expected more surprising and unique stuff to happen but this was as straightforward as it could be, the violence is nothing to write home about either. It's so to the point like it's basically just about a guy who becomes a revenge-based killer after being treated like crap as he would always never stand up for himself (which could be a very compelling idea but the way the film was presented wasn't enjoyable really- a very 'meh' feel to it overall), the white mask being stuck to his face did not add much creativity or any interesting factor to the story...I thought it would've played a very big role in the plot itself but instead it was more of a basic symbolism for letting his repressions set loose. In general it's nothing memorable and is a let down unfortunately, there's not enough excitement or suspense to be felt here but it does have some decent imagery and funny moments here and there.
Maranda
4.0★ · 02/01/25

Michale Graves jump scare :/
Michale Graves jump scare :/
jekk
6.0★ · 06/17/22

come for the cool ass mask, stay for the Misfits cameo
come for the cool ass mask, stay for the Misfits cameo
Tristan

major american psycho vibes, featuring a misfits concert at a halloween party. fucking awesome.
major american psycho vibes, featuring a misfits concert at a halloween party. fucking awesome.
Marlon
5.0★ · 04/28/26
