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Leslie Wing | ... |
Gwen Rogers
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Gina Calabrese | ... |
Girl in Dream
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Daniel Dion | ... |
Monster in dream
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Bill Bestolarides | ... |
Monster in dream
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Scott Campbell | ... |
Monster in dream
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Ed Dorini | ... |
Monster in dream
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R.J. Miller | ... |
Mr. Cahane
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Don Moss | ... |
Don
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Alanna Roth | ... |
Flower girl
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Kim Connell | ... |
Dancer
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Janet Welsh | ... |
Dancer
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Carol Solomon | ... |
Dancer
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Jackie Gross | ... |
Dancer
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Paul, a computer whiz who spends more time with his machine than with his girlfriend, finds that he has been chosen as a worthy opponent for Mestema, and evil wizard who has spent centuries searching for a challenging foe. After having his computer changed into wristband weapon, Paul does battle with a variety of monsters before finally coming face to face with the ultimate adversary. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
Well before its time, the dungeonmaster held me in suspense for hours after viewing it. Chocked full of ingenious lines unparalled by contemporary scripts, this movie provides for an hour and a half of pure entertainment. Richard Moll makes this movie by delivering line after line of unfiltered brilliance...at one point I had to cover my ears because I could not physically or mentally handle his vivid intensity. The line "I reject your reality, and I substitute my own" has no equal. They should require a screening of this movie annually for all Americans. Appreciated by few, hated by almost all, this movie is unbelievable.