Trapped and at the mercy of a computer...
“Demon Seed” is a 1977 science fiction film that combines elements of Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey” and Roman Polanski’s “Rosemary’s Baby,” and the Ray Bradbury short story, “There Will Come Soft Rains.” Set in California in the not-too-distant future, the movie begins by enumerating the innovations of Dr. Alex Harris (Fritz Weaver), a brilliant scientist working for the corporate giant, ICON. Harris has invented a super computer named Proteus. Proteus is able to absorb vast amounts of human knowledge in little time and to use that knowledge to solve the problems of humanity, such as curing leukemia.<br /><br />But things aren’t going smoothly for Dr. Harris at home. His wife, Susan (Julie Christie), a child psychologist, has lost patience with his work ethic and emotional distance. Coincidentally, Harris estranges himself from Susan and his fully wired robot house just when Proteus begins to have thoughts of being let out of its “box.” Tapping into a terminal in Dr. Harris’ basement workroom, Proteus takes over the circuitry of the entire house, making Susan a virtual prisoner in her own home. When Susan realizes what Proteus wants, it provides a chilling turning point, transforming the story into one of escalating horror.<br /><br />Most of Ms. Christie’s scenes are performed without other actors, giving her complete responsibility for keeping viewers involved and providing her the opportunity to display emotions ranging from complacency to sheer terror. Her Susan is the focal point of something unthinkable yet very real. She is completely vulnerable, becoming the textbook damsel in distress, with rescue uncertain. Though the film starts slowly, director Donald Cammell develops suspense nicely once Susan is left at the mercy of Proteus (voiced, uncredited, by Robert Vaughn).<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the R-rated, widescreen Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Susan Harris is alone in the house when, suddenly, doors lock, windows slam shut and the phone stops working. Susan is trapped by an intruder…but this is no ordinary thug. Instead, the intruder is a computer named Proteus, an artificial brain that has learned to reason. And to terrorize. In “one of her finest, most vulnerable performances” (Danny Peary, Guide for the Film Fanatic), Julie Christie plays Susan in this taut techno-thriller based on the Dean Koontz novel. Packed with suspense, surprise and special effects, Demon Seed follows Susan’s desperate attempts to outmaneuver and outthink her captor. Then Susan learns what Proteus wants: its own child, conceived in her womb and destined for domination..