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Timelock (1996)
In the 23rd century, a penal colony in a distant galaxy falls into anarchy when an inmate loads a virus into the computer system. While cryonic suspension was used to control the most dangerous criminals there, with the computers down these deadly men are back in circulation and determined to cause mayhem. With a gang of brilliant but dangerous inmates in control, a petty thief and the driver of the prison shuttle must stand against these lawless men for their own survival.
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In the 23rd century, a penal colony in a distant galaxy falls into anarchy when an inmate loads a virus into the computer system. While cryonic suspension was used to control the most dangerous criminals there, with the computers down these deadly men are back in circulation and determined to cause mayhem. With a gang of brilliant but dangerous inmates in control, a petty thief and the driver of the prison shuttle must stand against these lawless men for their own survival.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Joseph John Barmettler, J. Reifel
In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Robert Munic
Director
Maryam D'Abo
Captain Jessie Teegs
Arye Gross
Jack 'A1' Riley
Jeffrey Meek
Villum, New Prisoner
Ricco Ross
Tibuck, New Prisoner
Jeff Speakman
McMasters
Thomas G. Waites
Warden Andrews
Nicholas Worth
Sullivan
Martin Kove
Admiral Teegs
Joey Dedio
Larden
Juan Pope
Wilson (as J. Lamont Pope)
Tom Billett
Neville
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