Maximum Surge (TV 2003)

PG_13  90 min  -  Sci-Fi
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When a super computer is linked to a video game network, a computer programmer who designed the game must enter the virtual reality world of his fantasies and defeat the computer before it causes a worldwide information crash.

Director:

Jason Bourque

Writer:

Keith Shaw
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Yasmine Bleeth ...
Jo
Walter Koenig Walter Koenig ...
Drexel
Dominika Juillet ...
Elaine Barker (as Dominika Wolski)
Woody Jeffreys ...
Steve Hunter
Doug Abrahams Doug Abrahams ...
Mr. Brinkman
Craig McNair Craig McNair ...
NPD Officer Pinkerton
Marek Wiedman Marek Wiedman ...
Commander
Alvin Sanders ...
Professor Roswell
Erin Karpluk ...
Zoey
France Perras ...
Synthi
Manny Petruzzelli Manny Petruzzelli ...
Drexel (voice)
Brian Dobson ...
DJ
Andy Hirsch ...
Codec
Dick Miller ...
Boxing Cornerman
Michael Buffer ...
Boxing Announcer
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Storyline

Ace game programmer, Steve Hunter is sucked into a virtual computer game world controlled by Drexel, the world's fastest computer addicted to computer games. To save humankind and himself, Steve must do battle inside Drexel's world with the aid of JO an AI robot he created. Written by Lindsay James  

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Taglines:

Vitual Reality... Bytes

Genres:

Sci-Fi

Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated PG-13 for violence and some dialogue See all certifications »
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Country:

Canada | USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

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Also Known As:

Game Over See more »

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Budget:

$CAD1,000,000 (estimated)
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Trivia

The scenes in the computer lab were filmed over the period of a few days in a school in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada that taught visual arts. The interior locations were not changed very much from how they looked in real life: the only major changes were the addition of some colorful lights and the windows were blocked out with paper. The main theater where the "supercomputer" was housed was in reality a gigantic green-screen room that the school used for the creation of virtual sets and motion-captured action. The school was paid $5,000 for the use of the facilities in the film. It has since been bought out by a much larger school. The futuristic exterior of the computer lab is actually a government food inspection agency half a block away from the school. See more »

Connections

Edited from Corpse Killer (1994) See more »