Cyber Vengeance (1995)
Release Year: 1995
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: Prisioneiros do Futuro, Nexxus, Cyber Vengeance - Das tödlichste Spiel der Zukunft, Virtuel Hell, Więzienie umysłów
Director: J. Christian Ingvordsen
Writer: J. Christian Ingvordsen, John Weiner
Production & Genre
Producer: Producer: J. Christian Ingvordsen
Co-Producer: John Weiner, Tim Bernard
Executive Producer: Alan M. Solomon, C. Steven Duncker, Gary L. Zwerling
Companies: Second Alarm Film Partnership, Sultan Productions
Genre: Action, Science Fiction
Budget: N/A
Keywords
Keywords: abrupt ending, american civil war, cyberpunk, death by sword, female nudity, nazi, no ending, old west, paraplegic, prison, prohibition, rape, reference to virtual reality, seven years' war, sword, vietnam war, virtual prison, virtual reality addiction, wheelchair, world war two
Story
In the year 2005, prisons have been privatized and inmates' bodies are kept in suspended animation while their minds are trapped in a virtual reality prison. Business tycoon R.D. Crowley finds a way to profit from this by allowing wealthy individuals to hunt inmates in these virtual realities with real-life consequences for the prisoners. Will, a guard at one of these prisons, becomes unwillingly involved in such a hunt. Using his historical knowledge and VR combat skills, Will must team up with the inmates to evade Crowley's schemes, save their lives, and escape from the prison before it's too late.
Summary
Cyber Vengeance is a futuristic action film set in 2005 where prisons have been privatized, leading to unethical practices like virtual reality hunting with real-life consequences for inmates. Directed by J. Christian Ingvordsen, the movie explores themes of exploitation and survival against corporate greed. The story revolves around Will, a prison guard caught up in these dangerous games, highlighting his struggle to save lives amidst high-stakes virtual realities.
