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Closed Caption; Digitally mastered audio & anamorphic video remastered in high definition; Widescreen presentation; Audio: English; Subtitles: English, French; Bonus trailers; Interactive menus; Scene selections
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1. Start [3:48]
2. Kyle Calls [1:57]
3. How Kimberly's Looking Tonight [2:55]
4. 1-800-555-FEAR [1:43]
5. The Horror Club [7:15]
6. Rules of the Game [1:16]
7. Brainscan Disc 1 - The Murder [5:33]
8. Telling Kyle All About It [1:42]
9. A Grisly Murder in Montview [3:46]
10. "My Name Is Trickster." [5:05]
11. Playing Footsie With Zak [2:46]
12. Kyle Stops By [1:44]
13. Good Neighbor Kimberly [2:59]
14. Trickster Returns [1:50]
15. Brainscan Disc 2 - The Witness [5:52]
16. "You Killed the Witness." [2:12]
17. Lt. Hayden & Sgt. Martin [3:09]
18. Kimberly's Interview [1:47]
19. A Bargain Between Friends [6:37]
20. Brainscan Disc 3 - The Clue [3:24]
21. Dr. Fromberg Logs Out [2:28]
22. Officer Down [4:17]
23. "Her Life or Yours. Choose!" [2:34]
24. Brainscan Disc 4 - The Second Witness [2:54]
25. Michael vs. Trickster [3:55]
26. Trickster's Surprise [5:00]
27. Maybe, Not No [2:08]
28. A Game for the Horror Club [5:09]
Unlike most teen horror movies, Brainscan relies more on atmosphere and plot than gore and bloodsoaked effects. Edward Furlong plays Michael, a 16-year-old horror movie fan, computer whiz, and misfit who responds to an ad for Brainscan, an CD-ROM virtual reality game that promises to "interface with your unconscious." Once involved with the game, Michael dreams that he brutally stabs a stranger and slices off his foot -- only to awaken and find the foot in his refrigerator. Out of Michael's computer comes Trickster (T. Ryder Smith), a sardonic, malevolent creation who advises Michael to keep playing new editions of Brainscan to evade capture by a suspicious cop (Frank Langella). With a death count that is relatively low and mostly offscreen (amputated feet notwithstanding), Brainscan doesn't make up for its lack of onscreen violence with a particularly original script, although it should be commended for not taking the easy way out. Don Kaye, All Movie Guide