Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Adrian Paul | ... | Robert J. 'Gunner' Reynolds | |
Dale Girard | ... | Sankur | |
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Mikey Wiseman | ... | Gun Dealer |
John S. Rushton | ... | Agent Bradley | |
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Kat Munday | ... | Tonya (as Katrina Munday) |
Devin McGee | ... | Brandon Cooper | |
Danny Trejo | ... | G-Man | |
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Aaron Mowrer | ... | Punk Rocker |
Lucas Elliot Eberl | ... | Jarett Hewes (as Luke Eberl) | |
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Julie Horner | ... | Ronni |
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April Turner | ... | Ashley |
Megan Blake | ... | Barbara Hawkins | |
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Juan-Carlos Guzman | ... | Eric |
Robert Westley | ... | DHS Agent | |
David Schifter | ... | Jack Romero |
Are government surveillance cameras intended to keep us safe actually killing people? Is it a plot by the government to suppress the opposition, or have our terrorist enemies secretly gained control of our security system and are now using it against us? Following another major terrorist attack the US instigates an intense government surveillance program in which every camera in the country is linked into a single, all-seeing network called the ODIN system (for Optical Defense Intelligence Network). The system includes millions of mobile, robotic surveillance cameras known as "Eyeborgs," which watch everyone for suspicious behavior, all in the name of security, law enforcement and keeping America safe. An agent for the Department of Homeland Security grows suspicious of the system after a series of odd murders in which the physical evidence doesn't match up to what the video records show. Now he must work outside the system to find out who is really controlling the Eyeborgs. With the ... Written by RS
I am giving this 10 out of 10 because it is a surprisingly good science fiction film that should have a much wider viewing than it is getting. If you know your science fiction you will easily see this film's pedigree. If you don't know your science fiction, you should do everyone a favor and stick to reviewing what you know and enjoy.
In Eyeborgs, we are treated to a near future surveillance and mechanized police state society gone to its logical extreme. It is done in a campy but satisfying way not unlike the Robocop movies. Many other movies have dealt with this subject matter but often they are not nearly this much fun.
If you like science fiction get your Jiffy Pop ready and spin this one up on your little DVD player or patch into your high speed internet and let the electrons and photons begin to stream.