Narcosys

Usually, when I watch a bad film, I simply forget the entire experience with the passage of time.

For some reason, this movie stands out in my mind, five years on, as one of the most horrible film experiences I have ever had in my adult life. I still remember watching it vividly. By comparison, the depths of its quality were not plumbed even by "Dead Noon", a film which resulted in actual physical violence on my person.

I find it surprising that others here could recognize a plot to criticize. I was so confused, perhaps terrified, by this film that I perceived no discernible plot. I found myself both confounded and surprised when the credits began to roll.

I would have checked 'spoiler' but this movie has nothing to spoil.

Supposedly a sci-fi flick, the closest it ever comes is incredibly outdated graphics that look like they were created on a Commodore 128 (that are supposedly profiles of the characters, though you never see who is looking at them.) PC-generated shuttles flying around with no purpose is the only other thing even close.

If there is a plot, I failed to see anything resembling one. Acting is non-existent (i.e. the whole cast was overpaid if their lunches were bought for them) and the backdrops, sets, and camera work are horrible.

I recommend watching this if, and only if, you want to completely waste an hour and a half of your life.

Wow gotta say this was pretty epic for Indy standards back in 2000. No wonder it won the Melbourne Underground Film Festival! And to think some of the themes are reminiscent of a pandemic. I think Bakaitis was ahead of his time. Clearly put some of these actors on the map too. Some parts remaindered me of Bladerunner. Nice.