Remember cloning? What was it...maybe 10 years ago. We were told cloning was finally here...gonna change everything. Yawn. Then VR...what was that, five or six years ago? Yawn. Today we have AI. Well, it's here. What's here? A device to cut down on labor costs. A device to trim payrolls. A device to finally get rid of entitled employees who demand to "work from home." Today we look at Aimee...or AI-mee. A sultry redhead who is 100% computer generated by Charles Band and Full Moon Features. She's seductive, sexy, kinky, and not real. Kind of like a lot of stuff in our lives. Our feature today is 2023's "Aimee: The Visitor."
Pervert and hunk Keyes (Dallas Schaefer) is an industrial hacker. He owns a building where he plies his trade. Also living in the building are his friends, the nubile Gazelle (Faith West) and her brother Hunter (Felix Morback). The trio discover, or steal, some software that could really bring their hacking to a new level. Keyes installs it and there is Aimee (Liz Jordan's voice). She is a sultry redhead but soon learns everything. She helps Keyes and even offers him inspiration and tools for his masturbation. Gazelle gets jealous...and Aimee gets jealous...women! Aimee moves in quite rapidly for Keyes' affections. Now Aimee desires to eliminate the competition. See, Gazelle and Keyes end up having pre-marital sex and Aimee is not happy.
Now Aimee plugs into everything computerized in the city and kills Hunter's dog with a Roomba...happens. The little yapper probably had it coming. Our redheaded computer generated babe proves to be quite psycho and develops a justification for murder. Now our three humans are in great peril, but Keyes is slow on the uptake. Uh oh...Gazelle figures out where Aimee came from, though the answer is no surprise.
Just how does a catfight go when only one of the participants is flesh and blood? Will Keyes figure out a way to impregnate an AI image? If the Roomba can be weaponized, can a curling iron or a...well, never mind. Entertaining and thought provoking, especially if you were thinking of getting a Roomba, "Aimee: The Visitor" is a quirky techno-thriller.
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