Virtual Seduction (1995) (TV)

User Rating:

4.8/10   

Director:

Paul Ziller

Writers:

Michelle Gamble-Risley (writer)
William Widmaier (writer)
(more)

Release Date:

1 August 1995 (USA)

Genre:

Thriller

Plot:

A man becomes obsessed with a virtual reality game that can ressurect his murdered girlfriend in cyberspace. |

Plot Keywords:

Cyberspace | Virtual Reality

Cast

Jeff Fahey	...	Liam Bass
Ami Dolenz	...	Laura
Carrie Genzel	...	Paris
Meshach Taylor	...	Anderson
Rick Dean	...	Stocky Thug
Frank Novak	...	Dr. Grant
Kevin Alber	...	Reynolds
Emile Levisetti	...	Guide
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Donna Baltron	...	Woman at Restaurant
Steven Barr	...	Front Gate Guard
Tony Borgia	...	Technician
Pancho Demmings	...	Waiter
Daniel Haller
Paul Ivy	...	Corporate Spy
Rob Kerchner	...	Security Guard
Chelsea Madison-Ciu	...	Woman at Restaurant
Michael McDonald	...	Disoriented Man (as Michael James McDonald)
John C. McDonnell	...	Scraggly Thug
Lynn Oddo	...	Woman at Restaurant
Eddie Powers	...	Elvis Priest
Timothy G. Riley	...	V.R. Waiter
John Rubinow	...	Stu
Marla Sucharetza	...	Coat Girl
Meadow Williams	...	Hostess

Directed by
Paul Ziller

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Michelle Gamble-Risley		writer
William Widmaier		writer
Paul Ziller		writer

Produced by
Roger Corman	....	executive producer
Mike Elliott	....	producer

Original Music by
David Wurst
Eric Wurst

Cinematography by
Kurt Brabbee

Film Editing by
Roderick Davis
Gwyneth Gibby
Robert L. Goodman		(recut)

Casting by
Jan Glaser

Production Design by
Nava

Art Direction by
Aaron Mays

Set Decoration by
Fanée Aaron

Costume Design by
Luellyn Harper

Makeup Department
Diana Ragland	....	makeup artist

Stunts
John C. McDonnell	....	stunts

Camera and Electrical Department
Stephen Carmona	....	first assistant camera: "a" camera
Brooks Robinson	....	Steadicam operator

Music Department
Paul Di Franco	....	music supervisor

Other crew
Don Dunn	....	location manager
Mark E. Mobley	....	stage manager
Liliana M. Molina	....	script supervisor
Kiku Terasaki	....	production coordinator (uncredited)

Production Companies

• Warner Bros. Television

Distributors

• Concorde Pictures
• LK-TEL Vídeo (199?) (Brazil) (VHS)
• Saban Entertainment (1996) (Non-USA) (all media)

Also Known As:

Addicted to Love

MPAA:

Rated R for some strong sexuality, and for some violence and language.

Runtime:

USA:120 min (including commercials) | Argentina:95 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Argentina:13 | USA:R

Company:

Warner Bros. Television

If there were pods, how many Jeff Fahey's would there be?

The Plot: A company has developed a virtual reality pod, and wants volunteers to try it out. Jeff Fahey plays the lead character, who's eloping with the girl he loves. She ends up being killed, and he's heart broken. A couple of years later, he signs up to try the pod, because he feels he dosen't have anything else. First, things go cool, and he has fun with it. But, after someone from the company does something to the pod, it's able to key into Jeff's mind, and it brings back his dead girlfriend, in the virtual reality. She keeps showing up, and at first he dosen't like it, soon, he starts falling in love with her again, and dosen't want to lose her again. Soon, all he wants to do is stay in the pod, and it becomes his whole world. Most of the company wants him to lost himself in it, except for two people, including his dead girlfriend's best friend, who's now seeing Jeff (though he broke up with her for the pod girl) Will he get out alive? Watch it! hahaha.

I really liked the movie! Jeff Fahey's great to look at, as always, though the other characters aren't very 'colorful' in their role. The movie is fun! It's a great concept, I know I would LOVE a pod like that! Entertaining.