Lost 80's Films: The Collector!

Today we bring to you a  synopsis of a film that did not get the cinema release it diserverd, 'The Collector! - In a world where the mind is the ultimate prize, one man will confront the shadows to reclaim lost souls.

Setting: A bustling metropolis in the 1980s, filled with neon lights, disco clubs, and a hidden world of intrigue.

Act I:

Introducing the World and the Villain

1. The film paints a lively picture of the city, highlighting the contrast between its glitzy nightlife and the lurking dangers of its darker corners.

2. Dr. Reginald Blackwood emerges as a wealthy, enigmatic figure renowned for his lavish parties and the mysteriously captivating women who are always by his side.

3. As a series of disappearances plague the city, beautiful women from various walks of life vanish without a trace, inciting fear and uncertainty.

Act II:

The Hero’s Descent and the Trap

4. Enter Jack Turner, a determined investigative journalist, whose interest in the case intensifies when his beloved Amelia disappears. Jack's investigation soon links the enigmatic Dr. Blackwood to the string of disappearances.

5. During his quest, Jack encounters Sasha, a seemingly distressed woman who claims to have escaped Blackwood's grasp. She hints at Blackwood's sinister plan, revealing that he employs a potent mix of drugs, hypnosis, and subliminal messaging to brainwash the women into becoming his "perfect" companions.

6. Drawn by Sasha’s tale and the promise of finding Amelia, Jack is led to Blackwood's lair. However, in a shocking twist, it becomes clear that Sasha was a ruse, a trap set by Blackwood to capture Jack.

Act III:

Confrontation and Uncertain Resolution

7. Imprisoned in Blackwood's mansion, Jack learns about the brainwashing technique's intricacies. Realizing he must use the same methods to deprogram the women, Jack faces a moral dilemma but remains steadfast in his resolve to save them.

8. With cunning and determination, Jack manages to turn the tables, utilizing the brainwashing technique to free Amelia and the other women from their trance. However, the process is risky, and Jack struggles with the ethical implications of his actions.

9. As the women begin to awaken, chaos ensues in Blackwood's mansion. In the midst of the commotion, Dr. Blackwood, always one step ahead, makes a strategic escape, setting the stage for a potential sequel.

10. The film closes with the women, including Amelia, trying to piece together their fragmented memories and heal from their traumatic experiences. Jack, now wary of the depths of human manipulation, is left to ponder the consequences of his choices.