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Lockdown (1991)
Detective Taylor's worst nightmare unfolds after he is framed for murder by the evil Garrett. Wrenched from the comfort of his wife and daughter, Taylor's agony starts when he enters the terrible world of prison.
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Detective Taylor's worst nightmare unfolds after he is framed for murder by the evil Garrett. Wrenched from the comfort of his wife and daughter, Taylor's agony starts when he enters the terrible world of prison.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Joseph Izzo, Joseph Mangelli
In Theaters:1/1/1991
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Runtime:90 minutes
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