Remote Control

A group of friends on a camping trip discover an alien artifact that gives them control over people through their televisions. As they experiment with their newfound power, they unleash a terrifying force that threatens to consume them all. They must find a way to stop the alien technology before it's too late.

Remote Control received a mixed to negative reception from critics and audiences. While some appreciated its B-movie charm and outlandish premise, many found the execution lacking in terms of special effects, script, and overall coherence. It's often considered a niche film for hardcore fans of Charles Band's work.

• Fans of low-budget sci-fi horror may find some enjoyment in its campy elements.

• The film suffers from poor special effects and a predictable storyline.

• Often criticized for its weak acting and nonsensical plot progression.

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The film was shot in Romania, which allowed for a lower budget production, a common practice for Charles Band's Full Moon Features.