Death Machine (1994)

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This futuristic sci-fi tale copies Alien and Robocop and stars Brad Dourif as Jack Dante, a nutty, long-haired genius inventor who hides out in a basement where he watches cartoons and collects sex magazines. He has also developed a killer robot. The greedy head of a corrupt corporation and the… More This futuristic sci-fi tale copies Alien and Robocop and stars Brad Dourif as Jack Dante, a nutty, long-haired genius inventor who hides out in a basement where he watches cartoons and collects sex magazines. He has also developed a killer robot. The greedy head of a corrupt corporation and the dope-smoking survivor of a terrorist group find themselves at the mercy of Dante and his robot and watch as he turns others into cyborgs and stages battles to the death between them. ~ Brian Gusse, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 2 hr.
Directed By: Stephen Norrington
Genres: Action & Adventure, Science Fiction & Fantasy

In Theaters: Dec 31, 1994 Wide
On DVD: Jun 6, 2000
Studio: Trimark

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Curtis L

This movie was so horrible yet had a few redeeming qualities. I won't list what was bad about it, since it's everything you can imagine bad. The only things worth while are: Brad Dourif freaking out with his bug eyes and his great one liners, a white skinhead guy with a… More
This movie was so horrible yet had a few redeeming qualities. I won't list what was bad about it, since it's everything you can imagine bad. The only things worth while are: Brad Dourif freaking out with his bug eyes and his great one liners, a white skinhead guy with a tattoo of a Japaneese sun on his eye that says random Asian words here and there, and a cop that after demonstrating the worst acting ever cries 'Holy Doughnuts' before he dies. All that should have made this a good movie, but it just couldn't save itself. I wished for the end far before I was rewarded with it.
Ken S

Die Hard with a killer cyborg as John Mclaine. Healthy sprinklings of Alien, RoboCop and Evil Dead. Brad Dourif is the ONLY reason this mish mash is decent.