Subliminal Seduction

Don't want to be a spoiler but the movie goes like this at the beginning. This nice couple moves to a new town after the husband gets a job running game design and the company seems to be very involved in controlling the lives of it's employees. This companies games includes mind control software that most people would be against. Movie sounds pretty good so far but wait.

It seems that having sex is one of the primary roles of this software and the characters themselves including the main characters and after setting up the story everything starts falling apart and the storyline that could be good gets ground to a halt.

I don't know how Ian Ziering's agent could have ever approved of this career ending part. The star power at the time of Steve from 90210 is not enough to keep this movie going

The storyline is a good idea and could be done at least as good today and that was the one thing that had me up late watching this on TV but in the end a great idea poorly executed makes you more mad then a bad idea done well.

Dumb, dumb, dumb

An out and out horrid movie. The actors say their lines like they don't even care about getting the point across. A pathetic climax to this movie and an even worse ending. The only bright spot is Lang's beauty captivates you for awhile, including an excellent sex scene with Ziering, whose bonehead character is completely unworthy of such a vixen. The only problem with Lang lies when she opens her mouth to speak, a true wooden actress in the classic B movie style. This movie earned a very flattering "2" out of 10 and my advice is to watch the scenes with Katherine Kelly Lang and fast forward the rest.

Katherine Kelly Lang is gorgeous and this movie offers a lot of her to appreciate. Unfortunately there is nothing else in this movie to appreciate. I will say that there is no annoying dialogue or plot to get in the way of staring at her. If that's all you want in a movie, this is the one to see.

There just wasn't much positive to say about this film. Ludicrous plot premises led to bad acting, which led to, well, nowhere, really. It couldn't even be saved by the gratuitous nudity, although the women were attractive, aside from the silicone. I threw away the DVD, if that tells you anything.

This movie was written by the same mastermind responsible for such classics as "Body Chemistry 4", "The Skateboard Kid 2" and "Poison Ivy: The New Seduction". As you can imagine, this one stinks to high heaven.

Ian Ziering is Darrin, a sought after hot shot in the field of computer games. The company CTC throws a bunch of money at him and he and his wife Deb (Katherine Kelly Lang) move to the Las Vegas area so that he can go to work on a new game CTC is developing.

There's a twist to the story and it's beyond belief. CTC is releasing millions of copies of a game called Amazing Mouse Race for free. Why? Because it contains a subliminal message telling everyone to buy their next game, Radical Rat Trap, no matter how much it costs. Evidently, they think that even in this modern age of technology nobody would ever notice the messages. They also must've thought that nobody in the world would think it was odd if millions of people started acting like zombies in front of their computers and then went out and spent hundreds of dollars on a new computer game. DUH!

There are so many holes in this story that I couldn't even possibly take the time out of my life to go into them all. The acting is as over the top as the plot. Poor Ian Ziering...his one shot at becoming a movie star and it had to be a piece of dreck like this. 2/10