| Display title | Mazes and Monsters |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Made for TV Movie from 1982, Mazes and Monsters is the story of four college students who are heavily involved in the titular fantasy role playing game. All four students play the game as an escape from their own various personal problems. Jay Jay's mother redecorates his room at the drop of a hat and tends to ignore him. Kate is still reeling from her father walking out on the family and her struggles as a woman and a writer. Daniel's parents repeatedly pressure him to switch schools to MIT and become a programmer despite his yearnings to be a game designer. Finally, Robbie flunked out of his last college and still can't cope with his feuding, alcoholic parents nor the disappearance of his older brother Hall. At first the four bond over their shared experiences within Mazes and Monsters, and Robbie and Kate begin to go out. However, when Jay Jay manipulates the group into a LARP in a local cavern, Robbie's mental state shatters and he believes himself to actually be his priest, Pardieu. Eventually, he runs off to New York seeking The Great Hall, forcing his friends to try and track him down when the police prove useless. While they get him home safely and the three other students abandon Mazes and Monsters in favor of true adulthood, they learn that Robbie's delusions have yet to vanish and they end up indulging him in one last game of Mazes and Monsters. |