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Video Game Nightmare
Dawn Murphy stars as a young woman who wishes she could be a heroine like Astra, the character from her video game. But when she suddenly finds herself in the Dark Dimension, Dawn learns she should have watched what she wished for! It's become all too real! She finds herself at the mercy of Skullface, attacked by robots, and left to be eaten alive by a dinosaur! Will Astra (Vanessa Carlton) be able to save her and return her to our world or will Dawn be doomed to live in the Dark Dimension forever?
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Dawn Murphy stars as a young woman who wishes she could be a heroine like Astra, the character from her video game. But when she suddenly finds herself in the Dark Dimension, Dawn learns she should have watched what she wished for! It's become all too real! She finds herself at the mercy of Skullface, attacked by robots, and left to be eaten alive by a dinosaur! Will Astra (Vanessa Carlton) be able to save her and return her to our world or will Dawn be doomed to live in the Dark Dimension forever?
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