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Computer Hearts Director's Cut - Cybercraft Video Productions |
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Written by Richard Taylor
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Wednesday, 08 February 2017 |
Severed Cinema review of Computer hearts Director's Cut from Cybercraft Video Productions
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Directed
by: Turner Stewart
Written by: Turner Stewart
Produced by: Turner Stewart
Cinematography by: Turner Stewart, Julian Figueroa,
Jessica Lo
Editing by: Turner Stewart, Max Field
Music by: Graham Trudeau
Special Effects: Michelle Grady
Cast: Turner Stewart, Alix Miller (as Alexandra Rose
Miller), Dionne Copland
Year: 2015
Country: Canada
Language: English
Color: Color
Runtime: 38min
Studio:
Hentai Cop Films
Distributor:
Cybercraft Video Productions |
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The definitive director’s cut of this bizarre indie cult
Canadian film, shot entirely in an apartment and boasting a
great pathetic performance by director/star Turner Stewart, plus
some insane makeup effects. Computer Hearts is an awesome
throwback to fellow Canadian David Cronenberg's classic opus
Videodrome. Imagine Cronenberg as a beginning young film
student with a shoe string budget, a great idea and people
willing to pull the idea off. Computer Hearts is
definitely what you would get.
A social commentary which looks at people's modern idea of
relationships and love where in today’s computer age they now go
looking for artificial intelligence love when they are shunned
in real life. If you haven't checked out Computer Hearts
before, the director’s cut is the version you want as it
contains more material and it’s completely re-cut to pack more
punch and better pacing for the viewer. It melds some witty
satire and explores the whole virtual reality girlfriend aspect.
The world has taken a turn towards virtual reality sex, real
life sex dolls and more. If you can't find a female companion
today you can at least buy one or buy the experience.
Computer Hearts follows the story of Albert (Turner Stewart) and his fiancé
Vanessa (Alix Miller), whose relationship has already seemed to
have taken a stagnant turn. It seems as if Vanessa is not giving
up the pussy, and fulfilling Albert’s needs so he turns to a
computer girlfriend instead. Albert always seems to be
experiencing a tough time working from home with his accountant
job, and can't focus, especially when his relationship with his
virtual girlfriend aptly named Vanessa 2 (voiced by co-director
Dionne Copland) seems to be dominating his life. "Albert-Kun"
as Vanessa 2 calls him assures his virtual muse that he only has
eyes for her, and strangely enough Vanessa 2 seems to be
developing a jealous digital mind of her own. One of my
favourite scenes in the movie has Albert and Vanessa sitting
down at the dinner table as Albert blurs out Vanessa's rant
about her work day all the while his computer sits in the
background with a sign on it saying "This is not a computer."
Things get strained to the breaking point for Albert and Vanessa
as Vanessa 2 completely takes over Albert’s love life. The
conclusion to this is quite awesome as Albert sets up his love
boudoir for sexual computer gratification in his apartment,
lining the floor and walls with plastic. Albert-kun becomes
completely mentally and physically consumed by the technology,
and morphs into a grotesque monster of twisted wires and
tattered skin. The movie weaves some rather disturbing visual
imagery and crazy practical effects. We get an ejected DVD-ROM
computer tray coated in digital lube, a tantalizing lip stick
covered mouth on the screen commanding Albert to give her flesh,
and a prosthetic hard drive pussy which is oozing to be
penetrated and filled with meat.
Support Canadian indie/horror cinema and pick up Computer Hearts at
Cybercraft Video Productions.
Check out their other material, such as
Inferno which is
a cool short reviewed on
here and check out their upcoming film
Cyberpunkzz.


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