The Generator

This indie Sci-Fi presents a very inventive and challenging concept. I was always excited to see how the story would turn out. A worthwhile and unique experience.

Feeling faithful to the zeitgeist of William Gibson's 'Neuromancer', this film is beguilingly beautiful and absorbing. Cyberpunk fans are going to love the world-building and the atmosphere that the film creates so well. Recommended.

This indie sci-fi was well put together. It did take me back to the 80's,90's sci-fi movies. It gave that type of look. But on an indie level for a sci-fi movie bravo.

I loved the premise and the concepts were intriguing, but it was so poorly written and edited. There were too many cyberpunk tech horror themes crammed in, but none of them were developed well. Since the themes and characters weren't developed well all the scenes felt so jumpy as it just kept cutting to one disparate scene to another or suddenly the characters level of emotion or direction had changed. Then there was weird sexual undertones that I haven't even processed yet lol. The director of the operations was so creepy, felt like he was going to molest everyone, so maybe he was actually well casted if that was his role. The monopoly scene was so weird, I was waiting for a pillow fight to break out. The acting was so over the top that it ruined any potential payoff on the jumpy scenes. Music selection was odd, it felt like It should be playing in an indie coffee shop and a lot of times was used as a transition. I wanted to like this film and I tried to be understanding of its limited indie budget but it's just so bad in many ways.

Woulda been right at home in the 90's and that's not a bad thing. Cool cyberpunk and sexual undertones throughout. It's unpredictable and compelling. Definitely worth a watch.