fun underrated early 90's horror, it's grown on me every time i've seen it, one worth checking out!

A great movie that is (almost) ruined by the ending. With all the remakes and reboots going on now, I think this movie could be awesome if given another chance

It's been a while since I saw this, but I recall it was a pretty dumb movie.

A cheesy horror romp seemingly made by people who don't like horror movies. Frank Langella is good but the rest can be discarded.

Typical 90's virtual reality flick with a cheestastic villain and a gloriously stupid ending. Great soundtrack, though.

Pretty boring stuff, Furlong still getting parts from the T2 role.

As far as godawful movies go, this isn't completely unwatchable. The ending is so lame and predictable that I didn't even see it coming.

First seen this when I was 12 and thought it was awesome. I'm 24 now...

REALLY dumb, but still has it's fun moments

At the time, it was a revoutionary concept, but the ending is the textbook copout and spoils the whole experience for the viewer.

Oddball little flick that takes the worst of every early-90s stereotype and mashes them together. Quite possibly the reason Eddie Furlong went insane.

Ahead of it's time and well done. However, it doesn't seem to know whether it wants to be a quirky black comedy or a straightforward horror film. That along with the ending make it suffer.

OK but kinda dumb. Yet another wannabe first-film-in-a-series

Hilariously bad.

The premise is ok, but the villain is more annoying than scary and the ending is a huge, dumb copout.

So cheezy i loved it.

perfect example of the optimism of computer technology in the 90's, and t. ryder smith's character is well pulled off as being both disturbing and amusing at the same time.