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Death Chase (1988)

After a man's sister is killed by two gunmen who seemingly come out of nowhere, he manages to find and kill them. He then discovers that the men he killed were part of a multi-millionaire's bizarre "death game", where someone is hunted through the streets of Los Angeles by teams of killers who get a big-money prize for killing their quarry--and he realizes that now he is "it".
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After a man's sister is killed by two gunmen who seemingly come out of nowhere, he manages to find and kill them. He then discovers that the men he killed were part of a multi-millionaire's bizarre "death game", where someone is hunted through the streets of Los Angeles by teams of killers who get a big-money prize for killing their quarry--and he realizes that now he is "it".

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Genre:Action
Directed By:David A. Prior
Written By:David A. Prior, James Hennessy, Craig L. Hyde
In Theaters:3/12/1988
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Action International Pictures

Cast

Director

David A. Prior

Director

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Paul L. Smith

Steele

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Jack Starrett

Lt. MacGrew

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William Zipp

Steven Chase

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Bainbridge Scott

Diana Lewis

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Reggie De Morton

Eddie

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Pauli Bruno

Sgt. Boone

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C.T. Collins

The Chairman

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Christine Crowell

Sheila Chase

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Brian O'Connor

Game Player

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Suzanne Tegmann

Game Player

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Francine Lapensée

Game Player / Assassin

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