Lock 'n' Load (1990)
A Vietnam vet has nightmares about murder and zombies, and then discovers that he and other vets have been programmed to commit crimes and then kill themselves afterwards so they can't be traced. He investigates to try to find out who is responsible.
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A Vietnam vet has nightmares about murder and zombies, and then discovers that he and other vets have been programmed to commit crimes and then kill themselves afterwards so they can't be traced. He investigates to try to find out who is responsible.
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Genre:Thriller, Action, Crime
Written By:John Cianetti, David A. Prior
In Theaters:12/20/1990
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Action International Pictures
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