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Primal Scream (1986)
In the future, a private detective tries to stop a large corporation from mining an element whose side effects include igniting human flesh and destroying internal body parts.
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In the future, a private detective tries to stop a large corporation from mining an element whose side effects include igniting human flesh and destroying internal body parts.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Action, Science Fiction, Crime
Written By:William J. Murray
In Theaters:2/19/1986
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Unistar Films, Kiwi Productions
Cast
William J. Murray
Director
Kenneth McGregor
Corby McHale
Sharon Mason
Samantha Keller
Julie Miller
Caitlin Foster
Jon Maurice
Captain Frank Gitto
Joseph White
Nicky Fingers
Mickey Shaughnessy
Charlie Waxman
Stephen Caldwell
Olan Robert Foster
Edward Fallon
Dr. Charles Kesselman
Vivian Nothaft
Dirty Mary
Michael Laird
O.E. Carp
Stephen Emhe
L&E Officer Burman
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