Deadly Exposure (1995)
Aspiring director Tyler Scott's first film is rejected because it has no violence, gore or nudity. His chief investor wants him to juice up the movie- or else. When thugs arrives to rough him up, a camera records it all- including Tyler's sudden and deadly retaliation!
Ironically, Tyler has found the key to success in making movies. He's caught raw action and violence on film- and it works! Now there's no limit to what he'll do to get the best, most exciting, realistic shots.
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Aspiring director Tyler Scott's first film is rejected because it has no violence, gore or nudity. His chief investor wants him to juice up the movie- or else. When thugs arrives to rough him up, a camera records it all- including Tyler's sudden and deadly retaliation! Ironically, Tyler has found the key to success in making movies. He's caught raw action and violence on film- and it works! Now there's no limit to what he'll do to get the best, most exciting, realistic shots.
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Genre:Action
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In Theaters:12/12/1995
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Runtime:77 minutes
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