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Heroes for Hire (1984)
Miami 1980, a doctor transplants a metal object into a patients arm. He tells him to go home and relax, but soon the patient kills the doctor. One year later, Prof. Arlington is kidnapped by thugs and taken to a secret location. Awesome action ensues.
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Miami 1980, a doctor transplants a metal object into a patients arm. He tells him to go home and relax, but soon the patient kills the doctor. One year later, Prof. Arlington is kidnapped by thugs and taken to a secret location. Awesome action ensues.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Timothy Jorge
In Theaters:1/1/1984
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Silver Star Film Corporation
Cast
Teddy Page
Director
Bruce Baron
McPearson
Robert Marius
Charles Barner (as Robert Mason)
Jimmy Moss
Cunningham
Mike Monty
Professor Arlington
Jerry Beyer
Magnum (as Jerry Bayron)
Don Holtz
Cactus (as Don Parker)
Eric Hahn
Escaler (as Eric Harris)
Jim Gaines
Curly
Nick Nicholson
Berenkov
Mike Cassey
Driver of Berenkov
Walter Williams
Policeman
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