Psyclops

Year: 2002

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Brett Piper

Horror

Shep, a video‑nerd, finds a 135‑year‑old tape in which the eccentric scientist Artemis Winthrop demonstrates a device he claims can bridge dimensions. Ignoring warnings from Winthrop’s great‑granddaughter, the wiccan Amelia, Shep and his friends locate and reactivate the machine. While filming its run, an accident turns Shep into a “tapehead” and releases swarms of lethal bugs and wandering corpses from the side.

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