It is loosely adapted from the 1959 novel Immortality, Inc. by Robert Sheckley.
A well-known DJ in the UK "old skool" and rave scene, frequently associated with Preston-based events and radio anthems.
The film stars as a race car driver who is snatched from the moment of his death by "bonejackers" and transported to a futuristic 2009. In this dystopian future, the wealthy purchase "Freejacks"—healthy bodies from the past—to achieve immortality by transferring their consciousness into them.
While a critical "bomb" upon release, it has gained status as a notable piece of 90s cyberpunk media . Other Uses
It is loosely adapted from the 1959 novel Immortality, Inc. by Robert Sheckley.
A well-known DJ in the UK "old skool" and rave scene, frequently associated with Preston-based events and radio anthems. Freejack
The film stars as a race car driver who is snatched from the moment of his death by "bonejackers" and transported to a futuristic 2009. In this dystopian future, the wealthy purchase "Freejacks"—healthy bodies from the past—to achieve immortality by transferring their consciousness into them. It is loosely adapted from the 1959 novel Immortality, Inc
While a critical "bomb" upon release, it has gained status as a notable piece of 90s cyberpunk media . Other Uses Freejack