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Interface (1985)
A group of strange beings at a master computer control room use their equipment to kill people by remote control.
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A group of strange beings at a master computer control room use their equipment to kill people by remote control.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:John Williamson
In Theaters:9/11/1985
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Filmworks
Cast
Andy Anderson
Director
John S. Davies
Rex Hobson, P.h.D.
Lauren Lane
Amy Witherspoon
Matthew Sacks
Boley
Michael Hendrix
Bobby Witherspoon / Xardon
Janet Six
Theresa Brown / Manborn
Arnie Strand
Sidney Greenleaf / Limpius
Laurie Allison
Elizabeth Piper / Evetron
Kellie Lawson
Evetron
John Williamson
George Bottomly / Orion
Dan Foster
Randolph Carter / Modem
David Blood
Nuclear Policeman / Computer Student
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