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Format: DVD
 Apr 2003
 Rated R
 Recording Mode: (unknown)
 Sound: Stereo
 Closed Captioned
 94 min.
 Color
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Movie Description Michael (Edward Furlong) is a gore-loving, media-saturated, suburban teen. Isolated by his distant father and dead mother, he finds refuge in horror fanzines and slasher flicks. He plugs into a new interactive game where the player enacts all too real murders. He thinks he can beat the wisecracking gamemaster--called the Trickster (T. Ryder Smith)--at his own game, but when he finds a severed foot in the fridge Michael realizes there is a bit more to Brainscan than he realized.
Film Notes Copyright 1994 Coral Productions, N. V.
DVD Features:
Region 1 Keep Case Widescreen - 1.85 Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English Additional Release Material: Trailers Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
Industry Reviews "...Tests the limits of techno-horror....[Furlong] is wrenchingly real..." Maslin
"...Furlong gives a solid and sympathetic performance..." Variety - Joe Leydon (04/25/1994)
"...[The] film certainly does supply its own jolt....It's more ambitious and intelligent than most teen horror flicks..." Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (04/22/1995)
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