It’s hard to pinpoint when I first learned the concept of clockwise versus counterclockwise turns—it was sometime before my teachers noticed me, before college, and when my parents had more free time at home. This movie played a small role in that early lesson. While it didn't hold up well over time, it did leave an impression. It managed to impart something useful to a young boy who watched it without adult supervision—a bit of knowledge I’ve carried with me throughout my life. Beyond that singular contribution, though, the film is pretty forgettable. You have a well-known actor appearing in a movie that famous actors rarely do, which is initially intriguing... …but ultimately, it's still a fairly disposable piece of entertainment. It's something you might put on late at night or on a dull Sunday afternoon, and then promptly forget about until you’re talking with friends who grew up in the eighties. You mention that Brad was in it, and suddenly they're surprised to realize he took part in such a low-budget thriller. I wouldn't necessarily advise against watching it; there's some enjoyment to be had. But I also can’t strongly recommend seeking it out—it’s fundamentally a piece of junk.

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