
(1981)
After a man with extraordinary, and frighteningly destructive, telepathic abilities is nabbed by agents from a mysterious rogue corporation, he discovers he is far from the only possessor of such strange powers. Some of the other “scanners” have their minds set on world domination, while others are trying to stop them.









The term “scanner” became synonymous with psychic-powered individuals in pop culture following the film’s release. Director David Cronenberg has said the effect was difficult to pull off and required multiple attempts.
The exploding head made Scanners instantly notorious, and Dick Smith's practical effects on that moment remain a reference point in the craft. Michael Ironside's Revok and the film's corporate paranoia give it a hardness that distinguishes it within Cronenberg's career.
Directed by David Cronenberg, the film was produced in Canada with a moderate budget. Scanners received mixed reviews upon release but performed well commercially. Over time, it has gained cult status, particularly for its special effects and unique concept.

Vintage Video Podcast - 0173 - Scanners (1981)

Scanners - di David Cronenberg - Clip #5 (HD) by Film&Clips

Scanners - di David Cronenberg - Clip #4 HD by Film&Clips

“SCANNERS” Opening Scene - Mall Sequence - Rue de la Commune (Montreal) - Stephen Lack - 1981

Scanners (1981) Movie Trailer - Jennifer O'Neill, Michael Ironside & Patrick McGoohan

Behind the Scenes: Scanners (Cronenberg, 1981) with Stephen Lack and Michael Ironside

Scanners (1981) TV Spot Promo: Jennifer O'Neill, Michael Ironside, Stephen Lack

Scanners Trailer (1981 Stephen Lack, Jennifer O'Neill, Michael Ironside, Patrick McGoohan)

Scanners - di David Cronenberg - Clip #2 HD by Film&Clips
