Control Factor (TV 2003)An average everyman discovers he's the unwitting target of an ultra secret domestic black-op centering on mind control. Director:Nelson McCormickWriter:John Dombrow |
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Control Factor (TV 2003)An average everyman discovers he's the unwitting target of an ultra secret domestic black-op centering on mind control. Director:Nelson McCormickWriter:John Dombrow |
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| Adam Baldwin | ... | ||
| Elizabeth Berkley | ... | ||
| Tony Todd | ... | ||
| Conrad Dunn | ... | ||
| John Neville | ... |
Director
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| Ann Marin | ... | ||
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Peter Spence | ... | |
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Susan Potvin | ... | |
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David Ferry | ... | |
| Mif | ... |
Homeless Trance Man
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| Raoul Bhaneja | ... |
Clerk
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Lisa Messinger | ... |
Abused Wife
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| Joel Rinzler | ... |
Abused Husband
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Louise Gauthier | ... |
Mommy
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Colm Magner | ... |
Daddy
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An average everyman discovers he's the unwitting target of an ultra secret domestic black-op centering on mind control.
Control Factor is one of those films that makes you wonder. "What if a big name director took this project under their wing?" I asked myself. Sadly that didn't happen but what the resulting film still makes one of the best movie of the weeks i've ever seen. Nelson did a great job with the budget and the movie turned out to be a quickly paced thriller that has an actual theme (sadly unlike most of Sci Fi channels "saturday action" originals.) Adam Baldwin, Tony Todd and Elizabeth Berkley did a wonderful job and their was not a bad role acting wise in the entire movie. While the movie lacked some action (probably due to it's tight budget) it did provide some bang, a few nice visuals and was compelling right up until the end. In the end if your looking for a decent sci-fi thriller and this is on, your search has ended.