Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA psychologist with an increasingly popular TV show brainwashes his audiences using a giant living brain. A mischievous high school student is sent to the psychologist's institute, and becom... Leggi tuttoA psychologist with an increasingly popular TV show brainwashes his audiences using a giant living brain. A mischievous high school student is sent to the psychologist's institute, and becomes determined to expose him.A psychologist with an increasingly popular TV show brainwashes his audiences using a giant living brain. A mischievous high school student is sent to the psychologist's institute, and becomes determined to expose him.
- Regia
- Sceneggiatura
- Star
- Jim Majelewski
- (as Tom Breznahan)
- Janet
- (as Cyndy Preston)
- Vivian
- (as Christine Kossack)
- Mr. Woods
- (as Ken McGregor)
Recensioni in evidenza
There are flaws and holes in the story and characters will act strangely to say the least. But that is what you get with movies like these. Also the cool (and fun) practical effects this has. An 80s movies through and through ...
I get the feeling that they started to make a serious movie and then in the middle of the production, they just started throwing in some silly elements (Topless girl, SODIUM signs, etc)
The Brain comes off more as a made for TV movie than a feature. It's not very scary and it's not very funny, but it has a certain 1980s nostalgic, goofy charm.
The two main actors take their roles very seriously and you could tell they both would go on to bigger and better things.
The alien monster looks like an greasy muppet and is not at all scary. There are several distracting production errors and mistakes that are fairly noticeable.
The two groups of people who would get the most enjoyment from this movie are 11 year olds (because it isnt very scary) and people who grew up in the 1980s (for nostalgia)
I can't say that you should go out of your way to see this movie, but if it comes on TV you might want to give it a watch.
The late David Gale has a show on TV that is a therapeutic type of show. Many people in this town watch the show and rather enjoy it. What they don't know is the show is being masterminded by a giant brain from outer space and it's sending brainwashing signals threw the TV. Only one teenage boy is able to fight away these signals and decides to take matters into his own hands after the brain brainwashes everyone in town making them think that the boy is murdering people.
I can't say that the acting is anything great but David Gale is always a pleasure on screen, even if the script given to him sucks. Some of the special effects are good but most of them are just silly. The brain itself is actually pretty cool looking if you can put aside how ridiculous it looks. The brain does have an interesting transformation scene from just being a regular looking brain to what looks like a giant rotting monkey head.
I have to say I really liked this movie even if most of my friends can't get through the first 30 minutes of it. But then again, I can sit through just about any garbage cinema you give me and find something enjoyable about it. 8/10 stars
It is always wonderful to see David Gale, who had far too few movie roles and we shall miss him. His role here is not one that requires a large amount of screen time, but he is a crucial part of the story.
There are some cool monster effects here. Monster arms, jaws, a brain... definitely better than average and I hope the effects crew has gone on to do something notable.
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- QuizEd Hunt asked Cynthia Preston if she'd be nude during the scene where she's laying in the floor after having sex, but she refused. She would agree to go naked in later films and TV shows though.
- BlooperThe dialogue implies that the story takes place in the US, but the road signs are obviously Canadian.
- Citazioni
Dr. Anthony Blakely: [watching The Brain eat a nurse] That's food for thought!
- Curiosità sui creditiWARNING: The washroom scene is a dramatic representation. Combining sodium and water may cause serious injury. Do not attempt it!!!
- ConnessioniFeatured in Svengoolie: The Brain (1995)
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- La mente
- Luoghi delle riprese
- Xerox Research Centre of Canada - 2660 Speakman Drive, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada(Psychological Research Institute)
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