Fanalysis (2002)Actor/cult icon Bruce Campbell examines the world of fan conventions and what makes a fan into a fanatic. Director:Bruce Campbell |
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| Bruce Campbell | ... |
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Meri Hazlewood | ... |
Herself - Convention Queen
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| Harry Jay Knowles | ... |
Himself - Web Guru
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Tim League | ... |
Himself - Theatre Owner
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| Ted Raimi | ... |
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| Tim Thomerson | ... |
Himself
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| Ryan Wickerham | ... |
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Fanalysis, a light-hearted documentary at what makes a fan a fan - and why. It is a cool glimpse into the world of Bruce Campbell, why he loves his fans, and how he approaches dedication that sometimes borders on insanity. Even if you don't know who Bruce Campbell is, it is a great film to see if you have ever been a fan of anything. Written by Anonymous
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5 March 2002 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Bruce Campbell's directorial debut outside of television, this excellent documentary "Fanalysis" takes a look at the wide spectrum of fandom and the world of conventions. Bruce Campbell doesn't patronize his fans and shows a deep appreciation for them through his commentary on this film, though he does warn of extremes. This is not strictly a look at Deadites so some might be disappointed in that regard as it instead chooses to be relatively objective and show fans of several other shows/movies. Ultimately this is short, sweet, memorable, and stylish as well. It is not phenomenal, but it is most certainly very good.
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