1993·Fantasy·1h 25m
7.0
★
Alex Manning and her friends decide to visit the local video arcade known as "Dante's Inferno" where a new virtual reality arcade game called "Arcade" is being test marketed by a computer company CEO. However, it soon becomes clear that the teenagers who lose are being imprisoned inside the virtual reality world by the central villain "Arcade" and takes over their minds.
Directed by Albert Pyun
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Cast
Megan Ward
Alex Manning
Peter Billingsley
Nick
John de Lancie
Difford
Seth Green
Stilts
Sharon Farrell
Alex's Mom
A. J. Langer
Laurie
Bryan Dattilo
Greg
B.J. Barie
DeLoache
Humberto Ortiz
Boy
Norbert Weisser
Albert
Don Stark
Finster
David Sederholm
Receptionist
Crew
Albert Pyun
Director
David S. Goyer
Screenplay
Charles Band
Executive Producer
Mic Rodgers
Stunt Coordinator
Charles Band
Story
Tom McSweeney
Casting
Michael Deak
Makeup Supervisor
Peter Billingsley
Post Production Supervisor
Ric Roman Waugh
Stunt Coordinator
Alan Howarth
Music
Karen James
Casting Assistant
Popular Reviews
15 reviews
JoeTheGoat
6.0★ · 02/17/26
lowkey this felt like a chaotic 90s fever dream the cgi is fighting for its life but thats kinda the charm its giving early internet anxiety before the internet was even a thing the whole arcade gone wrong concept is actually cool but the execution is wild in a why did they think this was enough kind of way still i cant lie it made me weirdly nostalgic like its bad but in a comfort trash cinema way three stars for the vibes and accidental comedy
lowkey this felt like a chaotic 90s fever dream the cgi is fighting for its life but thats kinda the charm its giving early internet anxiety before the internet was even a thing the whole arcade gone wrong concept is actually cool but the execution is wild in a why did they think this was enough kind of way still i cant lie it made me weirdly nostalgic like its bad but in a comfort trash cinema way three stars for the vibes and accidental comedy
orbofdreamers
8.0★ · 02/09/26
Why is arcade’s voice kinda…
Why is arcade’s voice kinda…
angelo
1.9★ · 03/12/25
this movie was unbearably bland. the concept of controversial technology getting a mind of its own and seeking “life” for itself is turned into a low budget melodramatic sci-fi epic. but it’s not epic. for the first 70 mins, you’re watching a bunch of high schoolers trying to solve the mystery of an arcade game gone bad. but it’s mostly them arguing whether or not a video game is alive. you’re literally longing to see the video game world in action. and when you do get to the world of the video game, it’s the most boring video game you’ve ever played. there’s nothing imaginative about this.
this movie was unbearably bland. the concept of controversial technology getting a mind of its own and seeking “life” for itself is turned into a low budget melodramatic sci-fi epic. but it’s not epic. for the first 70 mins, you’re watching a bunch of high schoolers trying to solve the mystery of an arcade game gone bad. but it’s mostly them arguing whether or not a video game is alive. you’re literally longing to see the video game world in action. and when you do get to the world of the video game, it’s the most boring video game you’ve ever played. there’s nothing imaginative about this.
Josie B
3.0★ · 01/05/25
Full Moon feature meets Bible man episode
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dparasol
5.0★ · 12/15/24
Hey, Seth Green's in this movie.
Better than Tron or Brainscan.
"I am dead. Watch!" is an all-time line read, actually.
Better than Tron or Brainscan.
"I am dead. Watch!" is an all-time line read, actually.
Hey, Seth Green's in this movie.
Better than Tron or Brainscan.
"I am dead. Watch!" is an all-time line read, actually.
Better than Tron or Brainscan.
"I am dead. Watch!" is an all-time line read, actually.