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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Vinnie Bilancio | ... | Bob Martin (as Vincent Bilancio and Vincent J. Bilancio) |
 | Wendi Winburn | ... | Crystal |
| Elizabeth Barris | ... | Manny |
| John F. Goff | ... | Jerry Steiner |
| Tim Gannon | ... | Dusty Chase |
| Curt Swobel | ... | Detective Ketchum |
| David Lipson | ... | Jack (as Dave Lipson) |
| Daniella Green | ... | Sarah |
| Linda Serbu | ... | Carla |
| Erin Horne | ... | Brenda |
| Tanya Taskila | ... | Katy Cummings |
| Joe Haggerty | ... | Crystalologist |
| Debbie Monroe | ... | Nun / Teacher |
 | Kelly Boczek | ... | Student / Kid |
| David Billotti | ... | Infomercial Spokesman |
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When will it ever end? That's the words on the front of the box of this Dead Alive Production, and that should have been a warning to me but unfortunately, it wasn't. Because, that's exactly what I was thinking while watching this. A grungy grad student takes an apartment in the back of a house owned by a lovely blond lady named Crystal. Crystal and her friends are into Crystalnetics, or something like that, it's all a take off on Dianetics but L. Ron Hubbard is no where to be found, instead we have an ancient space being that looks like a bat or something, perhaps fashioned out of play-doh by children on a Captain Crunch rush or something. All new converts to Crystalnetics are taken to the local pyramid for cleansing, which means their bodies are cleansed of all blood. Anyway, this grungy grad student is a chain smoker and one of his landlady's cult friends gets him to stop smoking and clean up his act, go jogging, bathe, etc., and of course they're just preparing him for "cleansing", although why they chose to have it be this guy instead of some hottie is beyond me. This is all pretty cheesy and lackluster, with either not enough budget or juevos to do it much justice. At one point the "hero" is all spruced up with a new haircut too, unfortunately in one of the next scenes he's back to looking like Shaggy from Scooby Doo, now how's that for continuity? I guess Dead Alive Productions is no more, so maybe this is a rarity? And well it should be....oh, and being "rare" doesn't mean something is good, by the way.