Menno's Mind
Doing the low-budget best it can with a high-concept story,Menno's Mindpostulates a sci-fi future in which your every fantasy can be indulged  in a state-run virtual-reality emporium called the Resort. Though no overt dictatorship seems to be in operation, this future environment comes complete with the obligatory band of armed rebels, led by Mick Dourif (Bruce Campbell). When Dourif learns of a sinister plot hatched by the government's chief security officer and dark-horse presidential candidate Felix  Medina (Corbin Bernsen), he is fatally shot; but not, fortunately, before downloading his brain into a computer terminal, wherefrom it is subsequently placed into the mind of a computer programmer at the Resort, the  endearingly cowardly techno-nerd Menno (Bill Campbell). With its odd  conspiracies and illogical plot developments, the film owes less toWestworldthan its far from equally beloved sequelFutureworld. Still, a nice sense of humor undercuts the clumsily staged  action sequences, makingMenno's Mind, though not really enjoyable, easy  enough to sit through. And pairing up cult Campbells Bill (The Rocketeer)  and Bruce (Evil Dead) was inspired, even though the mechanics of the  situation only allow the latter a few precious minutes of screen  time.--Bruce Reid