Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2007 2:45 pm
Synopsis :
A handful of individuals possess telekinetic powers that enable them to interact with anything that passes for the brain of an object. It also destroys/kills the object, of course.
Review :
A fucking classic. A few scenes of sci-fi infamy are here, the most famous in the first ten minutes or so. The hero has all the acting ability of a sheet of cardboard soaked w\ dog piss, though. Michael Ironside is a joy to watch as he gets to be as evil a bastard as he wants to be. Reasonably decent special effects (considering the time period) couple w\ a plot engaging enough to keep your attention for just over one hundred minutes.
Verdict : 7 of 10. Casting choices could've been better. A LOT better.
A handful of individuals possess telekinetic powers that enable them to interact with anything that passes for the brain of an object. It also destroys/kills the object, of course.
Review :
A fucking classic. A few scenes of sci-fi infamy are here, the most famous in the first ten minutes or so. The hero has all the acting ability of a sheet of cardboard soaked w\ dog piss, though. Michael Ironside is a joy to watch as he gets to be as evil a bastard as he wants to be. Reasonably decent special effects (considering the time period) couple w\ a plot engaging enough to keep your attention for just over one hundred minutes.
Verdict : 7 of 10. Casting choices could've been better. A LOT better.