Hypnotizing People

The video game hypnotizes him into thinking he is killing his neighbors girlfriend etc. I think it was brain drain or something as the title. I really want to find this movie I think it used to play on showtime or HBO frequently.

There was a time when Superhero movies were a rarity. Besides watching Superman for the one-hundredth time there were few options. Fortunately, as HBO was gaining popularity in the early 80s they treated audiences practically on a daily basis to the 1980 film Super Fuzz, also known as Super Snooper. I’m always amused by how many people of that generation remember this film. It was one of those movies that early HBO ran constantly. As unlikely as it might seem, there is a certain nostalgic affection for it by a handful of fans. It’s not because its an underrated film that has been overlooked for years – its pretty silly and poorly made – but its just one of those films that when it was watched at the right age and at the right period of time it somehow endeared itself to a few and gained some fans. Watching it now Super Fuzz seems like such an odd film. Terrence Hill, an Italian actor who gained fame in a series of action and western films, seems like an odd choice to play Miami police officer Dave Speed who gets superpowers after exposure from a red plutonic explosion. Ernest Borgnine throughout the film just yells. My guess is he only agreed to do the film for the paid time to spend in Miami. The special effects are cheesy, stock footage is blatantly used and there is very little logic to Dave’s newly acquired superpowers. He can see through walls, run really fast, hypnotize people….AND talk to fish? Ok, I guess I’ll just go with it. While reminiscing with some Super …