Death Machine Page #4

Synopsis: Chaank Armaments is experimenting with the ultimate fighting machine which is part human - part machine. So far, the Hardman project has been unreliable and has killed a number of innocent people. The genius behind this project is Jack who lives in a world of models, toys and magazines. When he is fired by Cale for killing a few corporate officers, he unleashes the ultimate killing machine called the 'Warbeast' against Cale and those who would help her.
Genre: Action, Horror, Sci-Fi
Director(s): Stephen Norrington
Production: Strange Attractions
  1 win & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.7
R
Year:
1994
120 min
241 Views


Turn it off, t-t-turn it off.

I-I think I know

what I did wrong. I think...

This is gonna work!

I said

turn the camera off!

I would've stopped this

had I known about it.

Yeah, sure,

I believe you.

I didn't know about tihs

until now!

Sure!

- What do we do now?

- Call the syndicators!

Call the networks!

911, call now.

I'm on your side.

...and, we got a little bit

of a situation happening, uhm...

I'm in, uh, t-the lab here,

the covert lab,

and I just found a whole bunch

of bodies, and sort of freezer type things.

So let me

get this straight.

You say you have proof

that the Chaank Corporation

is involved in

illegal weapons projects?

I mean, I know

that sounds far fetched...

But a homicidal maniac monster

has got you trapped on the 65th floor!

It's... It's messy.

And, uh--

While you're up there,

say hello to Elvis for me, okay?

- We're on our own.

- Hey! I am here.

No you're not! And besides

that, you little freak,

- I'm gonna cut your eye out!

- How does he know where we are?

- He doesn't.

- Wrong. You are in the covert lab.

Turning me off

won't turn you off.

I me-I mean

"won't turn me off."

Lifesign transmitter.

Emits a local beacon pulse.

It's how he knows

where we are.

Yeah, do it.

Give me this one.

Okay.

Let's go.

Ah!

Not so fast, troops.

You still need the password.

One mean mother.

You wanna know

what the neatest thing is?

Enhanced Pheromone Tracing.

That's what the keys are.

- What does that mean?

- It keys on fear.

The more afraid you are,

the sharper its trace.

Access Amnesia Interface;

still a deal in talk.

I wanna

talk to Cale alone.

- Okay.

- Yessss!

It's not okay.

Yeah?

Go fax yourself.

Very funny!

How smart are you gonna be when

the Warbeast chews your head off?

You wanna live?

You've got to stop being afraid!

How are you gonna

manage that, wise guy?

How are you gonna fight

being eaten alive?

No problem.

Suit me up.

- I should be doing this.

- Who'd set up the computer?

Look, you broke achievement

records at Cal-Tech,

I delievered

extra pepperoni.

- How'd you know that?

- Uhnn...

- Why didn't you volunteer?

- I did!

- He pulled rank.

- I get the duty.

Nice.

You sure this process

is reversible?

It'll save your personality to disk.

I can load it back any time.

Yeah? You better

make it a big disk.

- Ready?

- Ready.

The arrogant dragon will

learn to repent, my friend.

Absolutely.

Careful out there.

Oh, wait a minute,

I got something to say.

I'll be back.

I'll keep it

close to my heart.

Remain here!

Excecuting combat

objective now!

This area is secure!

Okay, we've got two

choices here.

One:
We hole up here and hope

he beats the crap out of it.

No way.

No more hiding.

Or two...

Let's go.

I wanna talk to you.

- What do you wanna talk about.

- Parallel processing.

Two units interfacing

simultaneously,

with a high degree of

systemic compatibility.

There's a suspicion

of corrupted data.

Probably just a binary area.

You're not that f***ed up, Cale.

- How did you feel when you killed it?

- Killed what?

I never killed anything

in my entire life!

Okay, how do you feel

about household appliances?

- I don't feel anything.

- Cale...

You need to understand.

We need to interface.

You need me.

Like I need a chainsaw

up my ass.

The thing is,

I read your file.

It took some code, but I finally

got into Sonic Health's network,

and then I got into you, which brings us

back to your sink disposal unit.

I was giving, uh... her a bath.

I... only left her for a moment.

But she didn't drown,

did she?

I got distracted,

and I...

I couldn't

hear the sounds.

Poor Amy.

That nasty machine

at her arm all up.

Chewed it right off.

Child killer.

It was screaming so loud

that I lost my temper.

I dragged her out of the sink,

and she came away so easily.

I tried to hold her,

but she slipped.

She's so slippery. And I'm

holding on, but she's so slippery.

And so red.

And she's falling on the ground.

And I can't

hold on to her.

And all the time,

she'll die in my arms.

There are pieces

of her little arm in the drain.

All right.

It's totally all right.

We're a system.

We're binary.

Two interactive units

on the harddrive.

One motherboard.

I'll be your baby.

No.

- Give baby.

- I'll be your baby.

No!

How does that feel!

I... came to save you.

I don't need your saving.

I just need your help.

We need

to destroy it all.

- How ya doin'?

- Not bad.

Listen to me!

Listen to me!

Your mission is still online!

You got that?

Take these down

to the core containment.

We're gonna blow

Chaank to hell.

There's no way. There's

no way I can get past that bulkhead.

That's why we gotta find Raimi

and reload him.

He's got Carpenter's codes.

Come on!

God damn it!

Come on!

No!

Go, go, go!

Come on!

Come on, come on!

Come on.

No!

Hydraulically operated hoist!

Position:
20 floors above!

Secured at the roof!

Okay.

Come with me!

- Leave him!

- No!

We must

consider him defunct!

- He's not defunct, he's just injured!

- I'm okay.

If one unit is safe, do not

endanger it for a potential second!

We are not safe!

None of us are safe!

If one unit is safe...

...do not endager it...

...for a potential second!

Don't! Don't! Do! Or, I don't know--

All right, get this

f***ing machine off him!

Leave it,

he'll be completely blank!

We have to load

his program first in!

It... hurts... so...

Follow me!

And do not argue!

Stay close!

Next bay!

Service hatch!

Our exit to the hoist!

Cale! Reconnect the feeds

beneath the drum!

- Yutani!

- Hai!

Re-engage

clutch plate now!

Got it!

Raimi, just get

out of there.

Raimi!

Are you deaf?

Raimi, get out of there!

Quiet!

Hai!

Shoryuken!

I'm out!

Now we move!

Go to the hoist!

Come on!

Come on!

- Go to the hoist!

- Not without you!

Go to the--

Shoot it!

Help me!

Help me!

Come here!

Come on!

Go!

Come on!

Directive!

Battle directive!

Battle directive...

ended...

What the f***

is going on?

- Have you got Carpenter's card?

- Yeah.

I got the D-Lock

sequence, too.

- Call me.

- Wait a minute.

- This is my mission, I started it.

- Well, then let's finish it.

Drop your weapon!

- On the floor!

- Relax, man, I'm the one who called you!

- Bullshit!

- You better call reinforcements!

You better

shut the f*** up!

Too bad!

- This is unit 257...

- You stupid motherf***er!

You've got the right

to remain silent!

Holy donuts!

Jesus Christ!

It jumped

from the roof!

This way!

Come on!

Open it!

Come on!

Go!

Cale!

Come on!

Come on!

Tight grip!

Sequence!

- Swipe now.

- Ready?

- Yeah!

- One, two, three - swipe!

Welcome.

How long

does this take?

- One, two, three - swipe!

- Welcome.

You should have run away

when you had the chance.

Why didn't you

just go away!

The needs of the many outweight

the needs of the few.

That's a stupid reason!

You're making me kill you

for a stupid reason!

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Stephen Norrington

Stephen Norrington (born 1964) is a British film director and special effects artist whose credits include Death Machine and the comic book adaptations Blade and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. more…

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