Being a bit of a fan of B or even C or D Sci-fi films I wasn't expecting much from this effort but the usual poor script, rubbish special effects and bad overacting were however absent. It was a very interesting concept and a surprising well made film that keeps the audience engrossed right to the very end. If it had had some big name actors in it it no doubt would have received even more praise and deservedly so. An added bonus is the presence of many classic cars for petrolheads to identify. Until what's going on is revealed viewers are scratching their heads as to why the technology is up to date but the cars aren't. In this false "ideal world" what other decade had better cars than the 1950s and to drive a different model every day, heaven. A must see for all Sci-Fi fans.
Review of Virtual Nightmare
