El erudito Crawford Tillinghast (Jeffrey Combs) asiste al doctor Edward Pretorius (Ted Sorel) en su investigación para el desarrollo de la glándula pineal, una especie de "tercer ojo" que permite observar lo que ocurre más allá de nuestra dimensión.
RE-SONATOR
From Beyond
El doctor Pretorius (Ted Sorel) y su colega, el doctor Tillinghast (Jeffrey Combs), trabajan en un experimento sensacional. A través de la estimulación de la glándula pineal quieren abrir la mente a dimensiones superiores. Cuando el experimento tiene éxito son atacados por unas terribles formas de vida...
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Reparto
Jeffrey Combs
Crawford Tillinghast
Barbara Crampton
Dr. Katherine McMichaels
Ken Foree
Buford 'Bubba' Brownlee
Ted Sorel
Dr. Edward Pretorius
Carolyn Purdy-Gordon
Dr. Roberta Bloch
Bunny Summers
Neighbor Lady
Bruce McGuire
Jordan Fields
Del Russel
Ambulance Driver
Dale Wyatt
Paramedic
Andrew Lord Miller
Patient - Strait Jacket
John Leamer
Shock Technician
Regina Bleesz
Bondage Girl
Karen Christenfeld
Nurse
Albert Band
Drunk (uncredited)
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¿Dónde ver Re-sonator en streaming?
Re-sonator está disponible en Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads.
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¿Cuánto dura Re-sonator?
Re-sonator dura 89 minutos.
¿Cuándo se estrenó Re-sonator?
Re-sonator se estrenó en 1986.
¿Quién dirigió Re-sonator?
Re-sonator está dirigida por Stuart Gordon.
¿Qué nota tiene Re-sonator?
La redacción de HorrorCult le da a Re-sonator 3,0 calaveras sobre 5, con una sola reseña.
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The problem with turning a short story into a movie is frequently that there just isn't enough story to pad out ninety minutes. That is certainly the case with this. A pair of scientists - "Tillinghast" (Jeffrey Combs) and "Pretorius" (Ted Sorel) have developed the "Resonator". This is a device that allows people to see reality in a sort of 3-D, with that added dimension not normally visible. Thing is, that is where some pretty malevolent beasties live and having had a glimpse of the world we live in, they want to come visit. A bit of carnage ensues and soon "Tillinghast" and psychiatrist "McMichaels" (Barbara Crampton) are trying to find away to contain and return their monstrous visitor to his own realm before the body count spirals any further. The special effects here are quite effective - and for about half an hour the story itself is quite decent. There has to be more to the multi-verse than can be seen to the naked eye, etc. Sadly, though, the middle half hour just lacks for substance and it never really gets it's head of steam back for the denouement that is quite well stitched together, and actually quite entertaining, but a but lacking in jeopardy or menace. The acting really isn't much better than you'd see supporting a standard episode of "Starsky & Hutch" but that's not so important. It's the scary visuals that work here. Not especially scary, but creatively developed with a minimum of ketchup and soap. Not great, no - but it's enjoyable enough.
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