Bubba Ho-Tep[Widescreen Subtitle AC3 Dolby] - DVD

Version Details

Cast

• Bruce Campbell - Elvis
• Bruce Campbell - Elvis Presley
• Ossie Davis - Jack
• Ossie Davis - John "Jack" Fitzgerald Kennedy
• Daniel Roebuck - Hearse Driver
• Ella Joyce - Massaging Nurse
• Ella Joyce
• Larry Pennell - Kemosabe
• Reggie Bannister
• Bob Ivy - Bubba Ho-Tep
• Bob Ivy
• Harrison Young - Bull Thomas
• Harrison Young
• Heidi Marnhout - Callie
• Heidi Marnhout
• Daniel Schweiger - Hearse Driver
• R.O.C. Sandstorm - Elvis
• R.O.C. Sandstorm - Elvis Presley

Crew

• Composer (Music Score): Brian Tyler
• Unit Production Manager: Jason Serrato
• First Assistant Director: Rosa Gonzelez
• Sound/Sound Designer: Paul Baca
• Makeup Special Effects: K.N.B. EFX Group
• Stunts Coordinator: Gary Kent
• Director: Don Coscarelli
• Screenwriter: Don Coscarelli
• Producer: Don Coscarelli
• Editor: Scott J. Gill
• Producer: Jason R. Savage
• Short Story Author: Joe R. Lansdale
• Cinematographer: Adam Janeiro
• Editor: Donald Milne
• Production Designer: Daniel Vecchione
• Costume Designer: Shelley Kay
• Executive Producer: Dac Coscarelli
• Casting: Jerry Whitworth
• Art Director: Justin Zaharczuk

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• Phantasm - DVD
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Bubba Ho-Tep: AMG Review
Jeremy Wheeler , AMG

From two of the great minds behind the Phantasm and Evil Dead series comes Bubba Ho-Tep, a refreshingly strange tale that'll put a smile on your face no matter your cult-film appreciation. Filled with incredible performances, highly quotable one-liners, and an undeniable humor that cuts through its offbeat mummy plot line, this is one of those magical films that genre fans and movie lovers alike should walk out of the theater hooting and hollering for. Headed by the almost unrecognizable B-film great Bruce Campbell, the film's elderly Elvis Presley is the new screen hero to beat all others, and he nails it perfectly. In no way offering just a sheer impersonation or on any level reducing the King to simply a cardboard cutout, Campbell crafts a character that not only looks and moves like the real thing, but is imbued with enough swaggering attitude and heart that you cannot help but buy into this wild incarnation of the rock & roll icon. (The 2003 HBO U.S. Comedy Arts Festival obviously agreed, granting Campbell Best Actor honors.) Key to the film as well is veteran Ossie Davis, going out on a limb in a role that shows off his impeccable comic timing and ends up being the most rewarding portrayal of the latter part of his career. Director Don Coscarelli, as well, not only does a bang-up job of adapting Joe R. Lansdale's quirky tale, but also with bringing back his stylistic eye to the screen in a way that's just as refreshing as the sincere performances he's wrangling in. An inevitable classic that will only grow in popularity through the years, Bubba Ho-Tep is a knockout of a good time and an independent kick in the pants to the formulaic Hollywood drivel that's pumped out year after year. Hail to the King, indeed! ~ Jeremy Wheeler, All Movie Guide