Employees of a software company discover a conspiracy to use the games made by the company to control the thoughts of its customers.Employees of a software company discover a conspiracy to use the games made by the company to control the thoughts of its customers.Employees of a software company discover a conspiracy to use the games made by the company to control the thoughts of its customers.
Farrah Forke
- Laurie Stevens
- (as Farrah R. Forke)
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- TriviaFarrah Forke's debut.
- GoofsDuring the car wash scene, Yvonne (Elle Thompson) is affected by the water and brushes. She opens the door during the wash cycle and is seen running away completely dry.
- Quotes
[first lines]
[Yvonne has just completed one of Dr. Rothman's mind-altering visual experiments]
Dr. Phillip Rothman: How do you feel now?
Yvonne: Fine... okay.
Dr. Phillip Rothman: Sure?
Yvonne: Yeah, I feel... fine.
- Alternate versionsNew Re-edited Director's cut version 2017 New material added 2017
- SoundtracksU Say U Luv Me
Written by George J.P. Pergula
Performed by George J.P. Perula
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A college professor warps the minds of several of his students by exposing them to a video game that can bring about extreme changes in personality. This leads to several of them resorting to murder.
This cheap 90's science fiction thriller is not terribly impressive. The basic idea isn't particularly interesting to begin with but the execution is even worse. There are a series of scenes where we see the victims of the brain twisting game committing homicidal acts but none of them are well delivered and the movie subsequently has very little thrills. Its low budget is pretty obvious throughout but that's not really an excuse for the resultant lameness of the entire film. It's just very difficult to care very much what happens because the basic premise isn't presented or explained very well. We don't really see much of the video game and there isn't really a lot of connection between it and the murder scenes. It's just very poorly put together generally. The best moment, however, was a laugh-out-loud one when the professor unveils a severed head in a jar – it's not only presented in a ridiculously matter-of-fact way but it looks disconcertingly like the head of Beaker from The Muppets.
This cheap 90's science fiction thriller is not terribly impressive. The basic idea isn't particularly interesting to begin with but the execution is even worse. There are a series of scenes where we see the victims of the brain twisting game committing homicidal acts but none of them are well delivered and the movie subsequently has very little thrills. Its low budget is pretty obvious throughout but that's not really an excuse for the resultant lameness of the entire film. It's just very difficult to care very much what happens because the basic premise isn't presented or explained very well. We don't really see much of the video game and there isn't really a lot of connection between it and the murder scenes. It's just very poorly put together generally. The best moment, however, was a laugh-out-loud one when the professor unveils a severed head in a jar – it's not only presented in a ridiculously matter-of-fact way but it looks disconcertingly like the head of Beaker from The Muppets.
- Red-Barracuda
- Jul 17, 2013
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