Trans Allegories in Film: 'Shrek' (2001)
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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
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In Theaters:3/12/1988
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Action International Pictures
Cast
David A. Prior
Director
Paul L. Smith
Steele
Jack Starrett
Lt. MacGrew
William Zipp
Steven Chase
Bainbridge Scott
Diana Lewis
Reggie De Morton
Eddie
Pauli Bruno
Sgt. Boone
C.T. Collins
The Chairman
Christine Crowell
Sheila Chase
Brian O'Connor
Game Player
Suzanne Tegmann
Game Player
Francine Lapensée
Game Player / Assassin
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