Death Machine

Death Machine

Death Machine is a 1994 science-fiction action horror film written and directed by Stephen Norrington. The film opens in a demolished roadside diner, everyone inside has been slaughtered by a malfunctioning secret project codenamed Hardman. It was manufactured by Chaank, a megacorporation that produces military hardware. Public outcry ensues and Cale is introduced as the company's investigating Chief Executive. Ridley, head of the board of directors, tries to cover things up. Cale demands immediate and full public disclosure. She also wants Dante, who developed Project Hardman, fired. No one...
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Release date:1994
Directed by:Stephen Norrington
Rated:R (USA)
Runtime:111 Minutes
Producer:Jim Beach, Ray Burdis, Jim Beach, Dominic Anciano
Music by:Crispin Merrell
Screenplay by:Stephen Norrington
Estimated budget:$6,500,000
Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller, Action

Cast of Death Machine

Brad Dourif
Brad Dourif
Jack Dante
Born:March 18, 1950
Age:62
Rachel Weisz
Rachel Weisz
Junior Executive
Born:March 7, 1970
Age:42
William Hootkins
William Hootkins
Born:July 5, 1948
Died:Oct. 23, 2005
Richard Brake
Richard Brake
Born:November 30, 1964
Age:47
Andreas Wisniewski
Andreas Wisniewski
Born:July 3, 1959
Age:52
John Sharian
John Sharian
Born:1992
Age:20

Film director of Death Machine

Stephen Norrington
Stephen Norrington
Born: 1964
Age: 48

Stephen Norrington is a British film director whose credits include Death Machine and the comic book adaptations Blade and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Norrington was born in 1964 in London, England, where he studied art and engineering in college. He first worked in film as a special...
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Blade 1998 R (USA) Action
Death Machine 1994 R (USA) Science Fiction
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