Bill Pullman

Bill Paxton

Bud Cort

Nicholas Pryor

Patricia Charbonneau

George Kennedy

Brian Brophy

David Sinaiko

Lee Arenberg

Andy Wood

Maud Winchester

Lisa Moncure

Jon Kellam

Willie Garson

John Paxton

David Sklare

Cynthia Ettinger

Shannon Holt

Vincent Foster

Brent Hinkley

Kyle Gass

Deirdre O'Connell

Ann Vincent

Dorothy Vincent

Dean Robinson

Mark Boothby

Steve Ruggles

Adam Lima

Jesse Douglas

Patti Tippo

Barney Burman

Laura McCorkindale

Roscoe Pound

William Simon

Alexander von Roon

Peter Rotter

Adam Simon

Rohn Schmidt

Carol Oblath

Julie Corman

Lynn Whitney

Charles Beaumont

Catherine Hardwicke

Catherine Taieb

Angela Moos

Gene Serdena

Gilbert Mercier

Dennis Patterson

Rob Burman

Desne J. Holland

Barbara Cohen

Cynthia Merrill

Robert Perry

Steve Gehrke

Joe Earle

Anne Tamrazi

Gregory Kent Simmons

Dimitri Radoyce

Robyn Jacobs

Derrick Kolus

Mato

Thomas Patrick Smith

Camilla Mauritzson Skjaerbaek

Albert T. Dickerson III

Philippe Browning

Christopher B. Reeves

Paul Di Franco

Leslie Litt

John Branagan

Michael Soriano

Harri James

Geraint Bell

Catherine Harper

Merritt Yohnka

Patrick J. Statham

Benjamin Clark

Michael Clark

Gaston Biraben

Craig Felburg

Bill V. Robbins

Thriller

Horror

Science Fiction

Brain Dead

New Horizons

Concorde Pictures

United States of America

English

CinemaSerf

"Dr. Martin" (Bill Pullman) is a renowned scientist who usually works in a room full of brains preserved in gelatine! Then he is tasked with actually applying some of his theorem and is to evaluate "Halsey" (Bud Cort). Now he used to be a very important mathematician before he became a bit of a paranoid schizophrenic. "Martin" concludes that it might be medically possible to carry out some surgery and restore his memories. This is manna from heaven for his ambitious corporate pal "Reston" (Bill Paxton) and their unscrupulous boss "Vance" (George Kennedy) so his plan is green-lit, and surprisingly successful. On leaving the office shortly after carrying one of his many jars, he is hit by a car and when he awakes he seems a bit different. His personality has changed. Even his wife "Dana" (Patricia Charbonneau) cannot recognise his personality as everyone around him thinks he's lost the plot - totally! He keeps seeing a man in a blood-spattered white coat and is convinced he is being manipulated and conspired against! What's going on? Is it what we think has gone on? The last fifteen minutes or so redeem this slightly in our search for an answer, but for the most part it takes a really flat ping at sci-fi horror delivering a weakly predictable story that ran out of steam quickly and permanently fairly early on. Pullman isn't really my idea of a good comedy actor and the constant vacillation between "dream" and "reality" from auteur Adam Simon ended up more wearisome and repetitive than entertaining. Maybe I just wasn't in the mood - but I struggled to engage with this and found it all just a bit banal.

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