Surfers. It has the main title theme from George S. Clinton's score. Reception Critical reception was mostly negative. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a "Rotten" rating of 13%, based on 16 reviews. Entertainment Weekly gave Brainscan a "D" rating, and stated "Despite the lurid premise, Brainscan offers zero in the way of sick thrills". Variety also gave a negative review stating, "It's a rare teen horror pic that can be faulted for excessive restraint, but Brainscan may be too tame for the creature-feature fans and slasher devotees who will be drawn by its ad campaign." The film was released on Blu-ray by Mill Creek Entertainment on a special double feature of Brainscan and Mindwarp, reviewed by Jay Alan of the Horror News Network. He praised the acting and the soundtrack by Primus and White Zombie. References External links 1994 films 1994 horror films 1994 science fiction films 1990s science fiction horror films 1990s slasher films 1990s teen horror films American science fiction horror films American slasher films American teen horror films Films about computing Films about telepresence Films about video games Films directed by John Flynn Films scored by George S. Clinton Films set in New Jersey Films shot in Montreal Films with screenplays by Andrew Kevin Walker Techno-horror films Triumph Films films 1990s English-language films 1990s American films