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The Tower 

A hi-tech computerized building is left on autopilot and decides it needs to eat its employees to maintain its power.
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A hi-tech computerized building is left on autopilot and decides it needs to eat its employees to maintain its power.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Mystery, Crime, Thriller, TV Movie, Horror
Directed By:Jim Makichuk
Written By:Jim Makichuk
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Emmeritus Productions

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