I admit the quality of the movie is not good. It's almost the same quality of a student made film. But what the hell, I guess I still kinda enjoyed the story.

Bridget Pellegrini (Erika Hoveland) is the CEO of a bio-engineering firm that performs head transplants. This isn't the type of head transplants they are contemplating in China, but a memory transfer into a brain dead person. She is against a merger that will allow this technology as a toy for the evil rich whom all want immortality. Oliver (Richard Tyson) is for the technology merger and has Bridget kidnapped.

In a subplot, Corey (Damien Chinappi) is a suicidal army vet who is suddenly cured and sees cleary after he saves a hooker from getting roughed up. We discover he is about half a miracle short of eligibility for sainthood. He is being helped by Bridegt's daughter (Angelina Danielle Cama) Upon discovering her mother is kidnapped, she turns to a homeless vet who hangs out with a hooker for help.

The acting was not good. Perhaps because the dialogue was so bad. It was supposed to be some sort of ethical/moral film. We even see a group of homeless people hold hands and give thanks for their roach coach food. We never know or really see the science fiction aspect. The crime/action as well as the drama was a joke. Characters were less developed than fans of the film seem to believe.

Guide" F-word. No sex or nudity.

Eternal Code is packed with people you know. There's Richard Tyson from Kindergarten Cop. Scout Taylor-Compton, who was in Rob Zombie's Halloween films. Yan Birch, who was the Stairmaster in Wes Craven's The People Under the Stairs. Mel Novak from Bruce Lee's Game of Death. Yep, it's the type of movie where you say, "I know that person."

After a revolutionary invention - eternal life technology which can movie minds into new bodies - is developed, one of the creators named Bridget finds a character flaw in the company that wants to partner with them. However, the deal has gone too far and too many important people want what they've made for this to stop now. After she and her husband gets kidnapped, their hopes rest on her daughter Miranda, military man Corey and a prostitute named Stephanie.

This is all directed by filmmaker and actor Harley Wallen, who has "starred in over 40 feature films and TV shows with legendary stars such as Tom Sizemore, Tara Reed and John Savage among many others."

There are a ton of characters and a lot going on, but for a lower budget direct to streaming and DVD movie, it's actually pretty fun.