Ghost Machine trailer

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 17 years ago

Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Just got my hands on the DVD art and trailer for the techno-ghost story GHOST MACHINE, starring Sean Faris, Luke Ford and Rachael Taylor, a.k.a. the Aussie hottie from TRANSFORMERS. The Chris Hartwill-directed film is coming to home video on DECEMBER 22nd, so you have plenty of time to decide whether it looks worth seeing, or not worth five minutes of your beer-goggles.

Thrill-seeking military technicians and computer-game enthusiasts Tom (Faris) and Vic (Ford) recklessly smuggle a top-secret, virtual warfare training programme out of their base and into a spooky disused jail, while a vengeful spirit infiltrates the software and draws them into an all-too-real game of life and death.

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