Computer Ghosts

A group of people find themselves trapped in a seemingly abandoned building, which turns out to be haunted by technological specters. As they try to escape, they are tormented by malfunctioning computers and eerie digital phenomena. They must confront the spectral presence of technology to survive.

As a short film from 1988, 'Computer Ghosts' had a limited release and thus its critical reception is not widely documented in major publications. It is generally regarded as an interesting early exploration of technological horror and its potential to create unsettling atmospheres, though its narrative and execution are characteristic of its time.

• Praised for its inventive premise of digital hauntings.
• Noted for its atmospheric tension and early CGI attempts.
• Considered a niche cult film with a dedicated following.

Google audience: Audience reception is difficult to quantify due to the film's short format and limited distribution. However, it is often remembered fondly by fans of early sci-fi and horror for its unique concept and eerie mood.

The film's director, David Womark, also served as its cinematographer and editor, showcasing his versatile skills in independent filmmaking.