Lonely teenager Michael (Edward Furlong) is thrown into a world of horror when he plays an interactive video game called Brainscan in which he commits all sorts of murderous deeds at the behest of the computer-generated Trickster (T. Ryder Smith). When it appears as though Michael's in-game exploits may have real world consequences, can he escape the Trickster's influence before it's too late? Frank Langella, Amy Hargreaves, Jamie Marsh co-star in this sci-fi shocker.
NEW Audio Commentary With Assistant To The Director Tara Georges Flynn
NEW A Virtual Debut – An Interview With Screenwriter Andrew Kevin Walker
NEW Talking With Trickster – An Interview With Actor T. Ryder Smith
NEW Merging Realities Featuring Interviews With Special Make-up Effects Supervisor Steve Johnson And Special Make-up Effects Artists Andy Schoneberg And Mike Smithson
NEW Musical Virtuosity – An Interview With Composer George S. Clinton
Trickin’ With Trickster: Vintage Behind-The-Scenes Fun On Brainscan
Deleted Scene
Behind-The-Scenes Footage
Teaser & Theatrical Trailer
TV Spot
Still Galleries
This is one that is so tied up in memories of when it was released for me that I can't say if it actually holds up. the character Eddie Furlong plays is exactly the kind of kid I wanted to be In 1994.This movie was aimed directly at me. The influences of A nightmare on elm street are obvious, but in hindsight, knowing where the horror movie was in 1994 and where it would go, that only adds a layer of interest . In 1994 it was Reasonable to think Trickster could be the next horror heavy. The soundtrack is great as well, the songs and the orchestral music. the movie is interesting as a piece of mid 90s horror metal aesthetic.
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